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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

MISCELLANEOUS NADLE Dlci hi''i''
The Sublime Porte has Withdrawn hIs
objection to the Khediye's latest loan.
The British Government has suspended all
its contracts for the building OF turret-ships
The steamship Kronprinz, built for the
Bremen line, yesterday successfully launched 81
Greenock.
49, The vessel wrecked on Goodwin Sands
recently has been ascertained TO be the shp Elisha
Reckman.
MFR. Disraeli attended a harvest festival
Hugenden, Eng, YESTERDAY ana hade SHUT sI'''H'
but did not allude TO political analrs
....Senor Rivero, President OF the spanish
Cortes IA unite ill., and his resignation Is expected In
case he resigns seIOr Rodriguez will probably pe az
pointed to succeed him.
Admiral Milne was at the island OF
ushant ON the French coast Wednesday, doubtl'ss
on his way home No further details OF the lose OF The
Captain have been received
The address to the Emperor of Austria
was carried In the Bohemian Chamber by eonsd'Ial,o
majority The Tscheks voted in favor Of ", anu he
Germans Quilted the hall before the vote was finished
Senior Oozaga, the Spanish Minister 10
Paris has been recalled his ofense being the reeogn-
tion OF the French Republic when by the present t
ties Spain bound TO await the action OF othef io"es
before taking such step
The session of the Austrian Chamber OK
Deputies was opened Vienna yesterday by the senor
member, Herr Parconde, who, IN prei p adaIi'
The formal opening Of the Reichsath take place Oh f
day.
.Adyices have been received IN Lonaon
describing a remarkable cataract recently ~
British Guiana, in South America IheIe an 81 water
Of IT'S feet and another OF 90 lne xare broad
during the dry season. The ColonlsI oo'''" "
Guiana is arranging facilities for yisilors'
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PRUsSIAN MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
ACTIVITY OF THE UHLANs-SKIRMlSHING WITH
THE FRENCH FREEsHooTERs."
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUEEl


THE FRENCH FREEsHOoTERs."
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRTBCEEl
LONDON, Thursday, Sept. Is, 1870
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at
Paris tclegrapbs this day: "Prussians have been
seen near Melun and Montereau. Their scouts were
at Nogent- Seine yesterday at 215 p. m; they
withdrew before the people, but rejoined their
squadron O. miles off and are expected to return. At
9 tonight the telegraph was cut between Meun and
Momant. Thirty Prussian lancers came to VII
Iage in that neighborhood at o'clock The
officer asked for the latest newspaper, and
announced the arrival of part of the Prince Royals
army on their way to Paris. There is a camp of
1900 Prussians at Mormant, near the wood of Thi-
boult At Nangis on the 18Th 90 Uhlans had Skin
mish with company of freeshOOters," who re-
tired Prussians are camped at Croix- aux Bois Gas
tins, and ClOsfontaine A body If 10000 men has
been sgnaled at Creepy en-Valos, and strong guard
ut Manteuil-the last two places being respectively
81 and so miles from Paris There are more at Vii
lers-saint-G Georges and lie Plesss."
Communications with COlmar have been inter
rupted since morning. Prussian corps with artil-
Iery Occu There are preparations for
crossing the Rhine at Nuremberg IA few miles north
east OF MulhOuse)."
THE GERMANS ENCIRCLING PARIs-PRoPosED
DESTRUCTION OF RAILWAY BRIDGES BY THE
FRENCH-PRUssIAN sIEGE-GUNs DELAYED.
PARIS. Thursday, Sept 15 1870.
The Prussians to-day are camped at Croix-aux-Bois
Gastins, and Closfontaine near the city.
AT Nogent-sur-Seine the Uhlans appeared but re-
treated when it became evident that the people
meant to give them battle. The Uhlans have also
appeared at Nogent -sur-M arne Colmas Senlis,
Crespigny Valges, Nanteuil, Plassy, and Lindan,
small towns to the east, northeast, and southeast
of Paris.
Communication between Paris and Lyons has been
destroyed, the Prussans having cut the wires and
railroad at Montereau, sixteen miles southeast of
Melm. sharp skirnish occurred between the
German Uhlans and the Franc Tireurs. The former
are said to have been beaten off Firing was heard
at Paris Yesterday from the direction of Melun. All
the railroad bridges which can be reached viii be
destroyed tonight. 49,
1t is reported that boats copta, ing greater por
tion OF the Prussap sege-guns intended for use at
Paris are Embedded in mud in the Canal de la MaIne
au Rim. the French engineers having let the water
OFT suddenly while the Prussians transporting
their heavy guns by this canal. 1t is thought this
will delay the siege of this city considerably.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

There has been no rain in the vicinity of Rich
mond, Va, for u days
-. The West Virginia State Agricultural Fair is
in session at Wheeling
The old Board of Directors of the Memphis and
Charleston Railway hav. been reelected
Galveston, Texas, has established quarran-
tine Of days all vessels from Newoeans and Brashear
-. The telegraph cable has been successfully land
Cuba and Jamaica and the line will e" days De open
public business
The bridge recently burned on the Virginia
bs. been -built and trains are nov passing IS usual
The third annual fair of the Kansas Agricnltu-
RI, and Mechanical Association progress In LeaVnNorh
largely attended The eIbOu stock the largest ever seen IN the
West
The Ohio Grand ChapterF. and A. NJ. has elected
Charles G. Kefr Of Dayton Grand High Priest Jaua RIDDLE Of
% RS n S P5 council sf S ID 1ss s
Col. j. o. r. Burnside, formerly of Illinois, has
been spponie Inspector General on The .,ss o. he Com:
s setting IDpectOrene in place Of Gen r. Starring now In
Europe.
Anpsp Nd all well board The midshipmen will be so~ ed
until the beginning Of the cesrs Oct Tls .I.ain.
: :s. i ssis. vi; s resumed ' ' are
The statistics of Internal Revenue show that
ss sH pound: being ssuf.sta year
ss9 T. ss Of .Sss % pounds being
The Vermont State Fair at Burlington has thus
far proved decided The exhibition has sresed the nos'
a',e Or o1se 4 d ss S :n N. .aas.
and Msal Of Ii. Agricultural Glasses Of the United States
The case Of Mrs; Wise, widow Of the late &c
Mutual BENEFIT Le Insurance Company SesJs has rs. %.
S Si S 3: policy s sorsd Il he
fore be Insurance effected. -,
.pes q t =. tSur 4n sssa w'
Bishop w. c. presided aSou. ysg O.ss ., n
nsas % d. c.aoss caused be- -, s s.s sas ..
s vote ,soGs The ,y No ss%s Or avoiding sos
.s p.osas .s.a, hs The Sss.y me-. % .ss ssssss Of
niE'sJy."
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CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

CRIMES AND CASUALliEo-p'
The rayages of the cholera are increasing IN
Havana, 4. ,,lrro NJ ia
stroyej the cottage Of D y So-sin
damaged the dwelling Of A. . A', Al. ~ hoa h.,
nv 500 men been employed u he ""a lie
eeen eva, ss sss and timber very heavy
60 we're begun yesterday in Toledo Ohio.
cu.s " sou, seven mboos Of dolsr. sad p.ssuss,
for s ss. shIy aud their sueue' In the Thru oho ps.
The foundery of the Lehigh Crane lion Com
ine Penn barred yesterday. loss kessyi
pany S ssJe Company -l replace Nth larger s'roo-
Two men were arrested in Cincinnati yester-
,.I.o 10 Chicago charged with having procured slap In cd
DAY a s.yssiset lead deposited with EBOs Bowen Co Of CHI
csgo -, . -
A boiler in the steam saw:mill Of Laird, Nor
sn Michael Burns and sOusdns seriously three chen Loss
$4,000
IA fire in Weymouth, Mass YESTERDAY, destroyed
m. Co. together with thee dwelling e.b-d
BY n H. Peel, william feh, and Thomas kngmsh Lee $n%
partly Insured
. Ann Heckert of Cincinnati. who was some time
ago divorced from her husband made attempt "Wednesday
hefhlrco ~ho sc with their father BY TsItpg ysrs
in their COFFEE. Ths Is under arrest
The Nashville Internal Revenue officers have
ssed cl barrels Of WHISKY .sssi 81 $500 the property Of
late desvs for violation Of the hss
a.s Ass sssssy sessiss sA vhy vss in he s'''s
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According 10 official statement the Papal army va,
commanded, in the summer Of last year, by generals
and 7Ol officers of inferior degree, who divided
follows in gard 10 nationality 46 natives OF Italy 10
OF France SO ~ Switzerland. 30 of Belgium, 10 Of Ger
many, OF the Netherlands and OF England ana Ire
land
THE PAPAL NAVY.
The Pontihca navy at the commencement OF 1869 con
sisted of vessels of various Dimensions carrying 10
men, The largest vessel il the yacht Immaculate Con
ceZone, a steamer, termed corvette, buit IN
England, and carrying engines OF l0horse power aud
eight guns. The interior IL fitted up for temporary
occupation by the Pope Next In size The steamers
San PetrO +GhOrse power two guns san Giuseppe anu
BascO each 30hOrse power two mortars aud seven sail
ing coast guard vessels.
TERRITORY AND POPULATION
The territory Of the Pope previous IN 1850 embraced
an Of I2s square miles with 3l2ic6s mhsbitants
greater part OF IL to abe gom Of Italy, 10 is9i square
miles, with 692 log inhabitants OF the former 20 "ga-
tiOns and dele cations into which the territory was
divided, only five remain, namely: Rome and The Co
marca, with 3265G ViterbO. with l2S,32 Cyta Neccha,
with 207O; Veletr, with 620l3; and FrOsnoDe, with
l54, $50 inhabitants.
CHARACTER OF THE DEFENsEs OF RohR.
The ability of Rome TO resist siege wac tested ~
lsie by the French expedonaTy force. Gen. Oudnot,
that OCCASION directed bis attack against Mount JAM
eulum, which commanded the city. The siege com
menced the h Of June. On the l2h about 10 yards
had been gained the ramparts, and six preaching
batteries were ready 10 fire the city, But before pro-
ceedng 10 that extremity Cen Oudinot appealed TO the
President Of the Roman Assembly " surrender the city
This request rejected and the batteries opened on
the 22d at night and the 30h general assault took
place resulting in the surrender Of the city on the same
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
MuNpELsHEIM. near sIRAsRouRe. Sept. Is. L
THE IMPERIAL EXUES.

TIE X-EMPEROR's BODY-GUARD--THE EMPRESS
AND PRINCE ENJOYING THEMSELVES AT
HASTINGS.
LONDON, Thursday sept. 10, 1870.
A dispatch from Cassel, dated the 18th, says the
Emperor spends the mornings with some of his Off
GERS walking over the lawn OF making long excur-
sions His limits extend several miles in all direc-
tions His guard consists of one officer, two
subaltens one trumpeter and 81 men.
The Empress Eugene and the Prince Imperial
make constant excursions around Hastings Car
rages OF horses are never employed
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LOCAL WAR NEWS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TfJBUNR1

A mass meeting will be held on Saturday
evening at stenway Hall, under the auspices OF the
uncaed for mediation Of foreign powers IN the war now
pendng between France and Germany, winch conid tnd
10 deprive Germany OF the just fruits OF her victories
The Treasurer of the German Patriotic Aid
Society OF this city further sum OF $1,000 10
the North ConsulGeneral at this port Ior the
Central Commission at Berlin.
THE FRENCH AID SOCIETY.
The above Society met at Apollo Hall last
evening and called to order by president Gerdy
i'm feeling terms announced its object and Appealed 10
All 10 show their affection for France Inc Treasure,
reported the collection OF t2 500 OF which slsso na
been forwarded 10 the banking house OF hOthscnhu-
Nessrs Rothschlld had responded TO their c0mnuIca
tion nclosng the money, and also fnrnlshed ist VI
the contributions from the various cities 81 ' ynos
thy and announcement In this It's hour OF anCVn "o
unanimously adopted after when proi. ' ahroaa
advocatiug the sending OF arms ammunition ana ncn
10 ssst their French brethren and closing with the cry
OF Vice la RegutItque! Prof. tilai Teh, dapre
Gated by many present AFTER snort W &
seph Strauss Monsieur La Sale advocated the
M aour Ia France relieve the sses or tne people
and moved that the Committee take IL into
hut many appearing to think that the money nus sPon
would be diverted from Its proper emanuel aonr
number the audience becoming encnah WIZ 80
idea he fore the motion put, rushed 10 the
table crying La sOuserfptiOH po.r Ia Jore. lns %,
rio. was lost but WIS subsequently passed on
Monsieur MERCER, 10 as Ia 1DVne the coDulpuloh ,hs
articles calculated 70 relieve the me- Tnce while
the money obtained should be dlfpostd OF ~ lp
ary manner. Addresses were made ny DE- s tsn
Monsieur Regimes, and DuHber OF othera h o,
d.,pg vote of thanks Mile BOussOn for hsr ~
IA the collection Of articles Tor inc oo,hio'' W
wOsnded In France, the meeting snJousn.tu ,.,o, ~
An snthuE astc FrenchDaD suggested me uetcntop Va
the audience for minute In order that ne nsI.
duge 10 glowing panegyric upon strasbourg gios as
hearty reehoed by All present The amount collected
before and after the meeting was shout wv
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Mons very nearv sured defeat nj the hands OF their
ancient opponents, the Indiantown crew during ts
lowing Summer however they beat their stubborn r'ss
in a way % establish their former reputation,
The last match OF Importance rowed by me 81; JONI
men with the Ward brothers in 1883. The WaIds,
who at that time claimed the championship Of America
sent challenge TO the st. John crew to row them SIX
miles. This challenge accepted by an INFERIOR crew,
which was badly beaten. Meanwhile, the champion.
had hada new outrgger built for them ny Elliott OF
New York. and I'm August sent challenge 10 the Wards
TO row six miles. The challenge accepted, and the
race came on In October, the Connecticut River ut
Springfield, Mass. As all well aware the Wards
were badly beaten and the st. Johns established
their claim 20 the championship OF America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE ROMAN QUESTION.

PROBABLE OCCUPATION OF ROME
ITALIAN UNITY NEARLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SYMPATHY OF THE PEOPLE WITH ITALY
CANDID ADMISSION OF WEAKNESS yRo,
VICTOR EMANUEL.
LONDON, Thursday, Sept. 10, $50
Italian unity seems TO be nearly accomplished.
The sympathy Of the people is almost entirely with
Italy. dispatch has been received from Florence.
dated yesterday announcing that the Papal garrison
had been captured Lieut-Gen. Angelotti's division
should now be before, II not In Rome. Ciyita
Vecchia has declared for italian unity. On the
approach of the Italian troops at BracciaDo the
inhabitants came ont and displayed the italian
colors. lBracciano is only II miles north of
Rome.l
The Florence Opinion denies that there have beer
any diplomatic difficulties in the way of the occupa
ton Of Rome.
His Holiness the Pope has received letter from
King Victor Emanuel, in which the latter explain,
the course he has lately taken. Any delay hn
part, he says, would have occasioned the proclama
ton of the republic in every Italian city, and hi,
army would not have fought the republic, which
would have been fatal to Papacy. As it il, Republi
cansm is SO rampant that it may prove irrepressbc
THE MILITARY OCCUPATION or ROME DECIDED
oN-THE PUBLIC COMMENTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUSE
LONDON, Thursday. Sept. IS, 1910.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE tele.
graphs this day: The military occupation of Rome
is decided upon. The Roman pbiscam is to be taken
The public contented and disregard the initiative
taken by Garibaldi.'
THE MILITARY AND NAVAL FORCES OF IHR
P0PE-EXTENT AND POPULATION OF TIIB
STATES OF THE CHURCH.
The Papal army is formed of volunteers
from different nations well Of citizens OF the Papa
states. 1t ia maintained at annual cost OF about
s2I25OO and last year numbered very nearly 1900 men,
compOsed as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
BOSTON. HARTFORD AND ERIE RAILROAD.

BosToN, Sept 15.-The Boston, Hartford and
Erie Railroad meeting called to order at II, noon, to-
day. President Eldridge in the chair The stock vote
ordered yesterday the question OF accepting the
amendment making the number OF directors is was an
nourced "a folows: Whole number OF votes, 7i423;
necessary for choice 357l2 for the amendment $685.
against The amendment, 1924. 1t accordingly or
dTed that is be the number directors. The meeting
then proceeded 10 ballot for directors and
taken After the recess the result OF the vote showed
the election of what is known the New York ticket
The meeting then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
TROUBLE AT LYoNs-THE BLOCKADE OF THE
ELBE AND WISER RAIsED-WHY PRUSSIA
WILL NOT RECOGNIZE The PROVISIONAL

ELBE AND WISER RAIsED-wIIY PRUSSIA
WILL NOT RECOGNIZE The PROVISIONAL
Co,,ppv,,r,-sr AT PARIS. H.. -->,..
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TfJBUNRl
LONDON, Thursday, sept 49, l''V'
The special correspondent Of The TRIBUNE at
Paris telenaphs: "The Committee of Public Safety
at LYONS have imprisoned the Project of the new
Government.
"The blockade Of the Elbe and Weser has been
raised, and vessels are passing freely Steamers
from England to France and Germany Will resume
the service Immediately.
A telegram from Berlin says the Provisional Gov
eminent at Paris would have been accepted by the
Prussian Government if the exactOns proposed by
Prussia had been assented to. These embraced the
cesson of Alsace and Lorraine and the dismantling
of the French Notifications on the German frontier
The Provisional Government refused to listen TO any
proposition for the surrender of French territory.
The Paris fashion journals have suspended publ
cation. Mourning is generally worn III Pans and
Berlin.
The passenger-train left London tonight for Pars
via Dieppe. Other routes are closed. Yesterday
Paris mail was not received; the telegraph is SUI
working.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
OPENING OF TRINITY COLLEGE.

HARTFORD, Sept. 15.-The Christmas term of
Trinity College was opened to-day During the vacation
the buildings been repaired, and the grounds newly
laid ont and improved The recently elected Professors
Messr Stickney Hart and HOlbr0oke, were present at
fine chapel and will enter upon their duties immediately
The Freedman Glass Ia large usual and there are
also many additions TO the upper classes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
.RGRAPU TO THB TRBUNR.l

AISI DE FHTfnHtf IFIIs
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBuNBl
LONDON, Thursday, Sept. IS, 1870.
The special correspondent Of THE TRIBUNE at
Paris telegraphs this evening: THE GGuIos affirms
that the British Government has sent another letter
10 the King of Prussia, demanding upon what con-
ditons Prussia would sign a treaty of peace, and
where it is TO be concluded but insisting that the
basis, az agreed upon by the neutral Powers, mnst
be the integrity of French territory. No written
answer to this message came but the King asks what
guarantees the Provisional Government can offer,
and whether the French people and regular Gov
eminent to succeed the present one would ratify
q treaty of intervention"
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.

THE TRIBUNE raS long me oniy ne~sP"Per ~, W.
- St,ye. rsoeiring special dispatches from tAe
s,r or represented by Special Correspondents Nth
80 ssia,. or French drniee, and al The hdd1nS cop
, ms TRIsuNg dispatches haze been used, IN an i'm
srt for7a 6s The Eeo York Herald World Times d"d
lsn TReg acre nUs used yesterday oy The Ne- iork
Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-16
ICRyERtL PRESS DISPATCH

The Navy Department has ordered the following
changes among the Rear Admral, TO take effect oct l.
Those detached duty and not otherwise assigned
are placed on waiting orders:
Admiral H. NJ GOsbOToUgh detached from duty Post Admi-
raj Washington Nayyia rAdmrsl Thomas l. Craven as
and waiting orders kesrAd-
PanBg Admiral Boston and waiting 0rers
H. X. Thatcher Port Admiral at Portsmouth H.
RarAfmralJ Sands Admiral Norfolk Va Rear Admiral
Breese Port Admiral at philadelphia; Rear-Aim s IL
Strnyham Port Admiral NewYOk and waiting orders Rear
Admiral Chas H. special duty aud ordered command the
Maryland Norfolk Rear Admiral Charles Wken, from temporary
duty al Washington.
II appears from official statistics that OF the total i'm
ports for 1870 sl5si 9l3 worth were dutiabe, and s6
$50 free of duty S6s 74 worth were entered for
consumption, and s93s74,Ss9 entered for ware
Foreign vessels carried nearly 60 cent OF the
whole imports in 1862 and 81 per cent nS70 OF the total
exports per cent in 1862 and 62 per cent In 1906 ana
the WHOLE 81 cent in 1869 and 64t cent In 1870
Twenty-Five millions more OF Internal Revenue was
collected for the fiscal year than in that Of 1869.
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THE BELEAGUERED CITIES.


has cut its way through the Prussan lines at Metz,
and is now marching toward Paris Marshal Can
robert is said to be in command.
HOsTHITIEs TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED AT
MEzIEREs-DEsPERATE CONDITION OF sTRAs-
BoURG-THE GERMAN LINES CONTRACTING
AROUND METZ.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUyEl
LONDON. Thursday, Sept l6, 1870
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at
Paris telegraphs this afternoon: "Hostilities are
suspended at Mezieres for the withdrawal of the
wounded"
special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at Achern
telegraphs this day: "Uhrch has admitted that the
situation at Strasbourg is becoming desperate from
his inability to repair the injuries from
the incessant bombardment. Last night the be-
siegers fire was very severe. Additional guns have
arrived. Werder still postpones an assault, to avoid
unnecessary sacrifice. A Swiss convoy was per-
mitted to enter Srasbourg to provide escape for
the women and children 900 left on the 18th, and
others are following daily The Swiss report utter
restitution prevailing"
A special correspondent Of THE TRIBUNE tele-
graphs from Esch: There has been no fighting at
Metz since the Cd inst, except two hours lombard
ment on the 18TH Officers say that the French reply
to their guns is very weak. The position of the
German force is much more contracted and closer to
the enemy than ii was week ago, chiefly on the
east and south. No troops remain near Briey.
Picket-fring, formerly discouraged by the Ger
man commanders, is now encouraged, to prevent
intimacy between pickets the French being anxious
to approach, and, when friendly, getting viotuas and
news. 1t is reported from a French source that the
garrison must soon starve. There is great destitu
tio1 among the peasantry. No grain is left. Even
The German wounded have but the poorest black
bread. In the districts ravshed by the war; help for
the starving villagers is needed soon. An official
appeal is in of preparation for publication in
England and America"
THE PREACHING BATTERY AT WORK AT sTRAs-
BoURG.
MUNDEIsHEIM, near sIRAsBoURG, Sept Is, 1870
The besiegers completed the third parallel before
Strasbourg on Tuesday, and for the past AZ hours
preaching battery has maintained a constant fire
with telling effect The Republic has been pro-
claimed i'll Strasb0uTg. detachment of Gen. kel-
ler's command dispersed force of French rihenen
az Co1p,or rsar Strasbourp on "Wednesday.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION AT LEIIH-FIFTY
woRKMEN KILLED OR INJURED.
LONDON, Thursday, Sept 10, 1870
BY a boiler explosion in Leith, Scotland, to-
day so worlmen badly injured. -Four have since
died.
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are being used outlooks by the military authori
ties He was promptly arrested
The railway line to Lyons and the Mediter-
ranean has diverted lite passenger traffic to the Or
leans line
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PEACE DIPLOMACY,

RFreRaEp NOTE FROM ENGLAND TO PRUSSIA
TIE LATTER's TERMS OF PEACE ASKED FoR
TIE INTEGRITY OF FRENCH TERRITORY
,.Ue,p NJ pRESFRVED.
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THE INTERN ATIONAL RACE
TYNE VICTORIOUS.

SCENE OF THE CoNTEsT-THE RAcb-CROWDs
OF sPECTAToRs-HEAvY BETTING.
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PROBABLE OCCUPATION OF ROME.
ITALIAN UNITY NEARLY ACconPLIsHRD-rus
SYMPATHY OF THE PEOPLE WITH ITALY
A CANDID ADMISSION OF WEAKNESS vRou
VICTOR EMANUEL.