Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-15

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A dispatch wes received at Washing
ton on tine Sd from Minister Motley, an
nOuncing the surrender at Sedan Of the
Emperor Napoleon and the entire French
army under Mcmahon.
The East.
Gold closed In New York On the 9th
q 114jk.
The New York Democratic State Gen.
tral Committee has appointed the 21st Of
September as the time for holding the
Democratic Convention al Rochester.
The number Of immigrants arriving at
New York this year 10 September foots
mp 163, 507, 2s,4e7 less than for the cor
responding months last year.
The Republicans nominated Ex-Gov-
crnor Newell in the Second, and John
Hill in the Fourth Congressional Dis
tricts Of New Jersey. Hon. John 4.
Smith has been nominated for Congress
By the Republicans Of the Fourth Mary
land District. Orestes Cleveland has been
nominated by the Democrats OF the Fifth
New Jersey District.
VIM. n. Marine has been nominated
for Congress by the Republicans Of the
Second Congressional District Of Mary.
land.
There was great enthusiasm among the
Germans throughout the country over
the recent Prussian triumph.
a Providence, r. l., dispatch OF the 3D.
says: "Chief-J Justice Chase is now 1T
Nsrragsnsett, being somewhat indisposed
from exposure during his recent excur-
sion 70 the Northwest"
kilograms received in New York ON
the 9th from all the principal cities Of
the Union state that the news Of the sur
render Of Napoleon and the capture OF
NacMahon's army caused intense excite.
ynsr, among tho G.-,na~S, a,.d A.. .~e~.
was celebrated by firing salutes, ringing
bells, professions and other manifestations
Of Joy.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
of the 9th says President Grant had in
structed Secretary Fish to issue procla'
nation recognizing the new French Re
public.
A Montpelier, VT, dispatch OF tho 9th
Gays that at the recent election In that
State "a very light vote was cast, though
q little heavier than last year. The result,
10 the election Of the Republican State
and Congressional tickets. Tho Senate
will be nearly unanimously Republican,
and the House probably about 200 Re.
publicans 70 30 Democrats"
The West.
The King River Indians and several
other tribes have commenced deprcda
tions on whites in Mono and Fresno
counties, California. Tho Indians are
reported 5000 strong.
The first spike Of the San Francisco and
North Pacific Railroad WAS driven at
Petaluma, on the a1st, amid rejoicing.
A freight and accommodation train on
the California and Oregon Railroad was
brown from the trestle work near Flats
River bridge, on the 80th. Several pas.
sengers were injured, and fifteen cars
demolished.
Congressional nominations on the 81st
Republican-Fourth Michigan District
+. w. Ferry, re-nominated; Sixth Mich.
igan, J. f. briggs Temperance-Eight.
oenth Ohio, John D. Taylor. At Large,
in Illinois, John v. Farwell, Of Chicago.
The Prohibition Party Of Illinois, in
Convention 1t Bloomington on the 3lst,
nominated: For State Treasurer, X. g.
Hammond, Of VIII county; 6uperintend-
emit Of Public Instruction, Prof D. vii.
kins, of Mclean; Penitentiary Commits.
sioners, ]. NJ. Smith, Of De Witt, and DR..
F.S. Simpson, Of Green.
Private dispatches from Dayton, re.
oeived in Cincinnati on the S1st, state that
General Hchenck had concluded to accep,
tho Republican nomination for Congress
In the Third Ohio District.
The Michigan Democratic State Con-
vention, In session Ut Detroit on the 3lst,
made the following nominations: For
Governor, @. q. Comstock, of Kalamazoo;
Lieutenant Governor, ]. A. T. Wendell,
of Mackinaw; Secretary Of State, Isaac
II, Crane, of Eaton; State Treasurer, p.
7 raran Onr. If Monroe: Auditor General,
Charles w. Butler, of Lansing; Attorney
General, John Atkinson, Of Port Huron;
Uommisaionsr Of the Land Once, John G.
Hubinger, Of East Saginaw 6uperintend-
emit OF Public Instruction, Duane Doty,
Of Detroit; Member Of the Board Of Ed
ucation. n. J. Bennett, Of jackson.
At tho Illinois Republican State Conven.
ton ON the 1st Gen. John A. Logan was
rs-nominated for Congressman 1t Large
Treasurer Bates and School 6upertntend'