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MORE RADICAL QUARRELL1NG.

The Warren county radical convention
following the noble example of the memor
able 8th district radical convention resolved
itself into two district wings and have gone
In for boHstrous and disgraceful squsbbls
for the spoils and county pickings. The
Herald says:
The irrepressible A. c. Harding, under
whose guidance and instruction John b
Hawley ripened into q tuI blown sunfower
is the head and front Of one of the contend
ing elements, and against him and his
dIsrep eputable clique is supposed to be arrayec
the virtue and dscency Of the radical part,
in Warren county. The war between tht
two contendiug factions wages furiously. anc
an address, sigued by many piomlnen
republicans, in WHICH Harding is somewha
severely handled, is being generously circu'
lated 1t IS altogether likely that this little
unpieashntness may aid in entom bin 6
Hs~ey. Herein would it be of service te
the people OF the fourth district. and henos
we hope the Harding wing may be effectu
ally squelched.
With this and the very general spsthy
OF the radicals and the dissatisfaction thai
exists among leading nun bers of the radica
party at the ruinious record of Hawley and
his treatment of the men who supported him
two years ago, will make his defea, certain
ifdemocrass will only see that every vote i,
polled Let every township and schoo
district be thoroughly aroused, poll eve
democratic vote and Mr.. Cable will be elect
ed
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Rock IsLApp, October 81.
THIS Flour market is corrected at Warner
Mills and the quotations are the ruling prices oil
the Rock island market.
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Gold l.18 IA.
Stocks and Money.

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HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of tle Supreme Court of Penr.y.vazdA
writes:
fEuADELPHIA, March 1d. 1851
fra " "Hoof.Bd's Ge-aan BiIiers" is q good tonic,
useful In diseases Of the 1iges organs and Of great
benefit In Q! debility and Of pervous action
In the system Yours truly
GEO. ". WOODWARD.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21
LOCAL TNTILLlsENCE.

Yesterday evening Valentine Miller, builder
OF III Ludlow street, was Instantly killed by
falling from the new building corner OF Cedar and
William streets.
Peter Felner, Of 11S Stanton street. and Mchae
Rudolph had fight In the lager beer saloon OF M.
Bentz, "a Clinton street, last night, and Rudolph
struck Felner terrible blow on the head with
slungshot Felner is In . critical condition. Ru-
dOph escaped.
An unknown man was found dead in 54th street,
between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, last night.
He was about sixty-two years old and respectfully
the name of j. b. Walton, was found on his person.
The vevets and silk stock Of Messrs. Meyer &
Gottgetren, commission merchants, on the second
floor of SO White street. was damaged 900 by fire
last night; fully insured.
Mrs. Fannie King, keeper OF ladies' hairdressing
establishment at 6S4 Sixth avenue smelt gas in the
show window yesterday evening, and proceeded to
discover the leak with lighted match. The show
window was blown into the street, The stock set on
fire and damaged 81, ,000-fOr which 1t Is insured
and Mrs. King was deposited in the rear OF her store
without being seriously injured.
The Rev. Felix II. Farrelly, Of st. James Catholic
church. was last night presented with $4,000. Mr.
McKenha, the assistant PASTOR made the presenta-
ton address. There was large attendance Of
members of the congregation. Father Farrelly re-
sponded in feeling terms, auding to the fidelity OF
his people to himself and to the Church. He also
spoke Of his recent visit to Rome.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21
THE NEW MAP OF PRUSSIA.
What is TO be Taken from France.

What is TO be Taken from France.
mail telegram from Berlin, September Z, reports
as foOws:-
portion of Lorraine having been placed under
the Prussan Governor OF AsaCe. the territory under
his jurisdiction now includes all the districts the
cession of which Will be probably demanded by the
Prussian government. The western frontier OF this
territory begins at Etsck, on the borders OF LuXem
bOurg, and, Ranking the Moselle at about ten miles
distance from its western banks, crosses the river
at COrny, half way between Metz and Pont-a Nj ous-
son. whence it follows the course OF the Mosee and
ern banks as far as Mount DupOn. It's southwestern
frontier Is that OF the departments OF the Haut Rim
and Bas Rim. 1t cOmprehends all Alsace and the
following northeastern ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF Lorraine,
Saarburg, Saargemund, Metz Thionvile and Chateau
Salins.
We receive by way OF Mayence the first number of
the Nouueues O6cieues pour ie GOuUerneDent- CENT
rale de rAlsace printed at Hagenau in German and
French. 1t contains the following notice.
Until the complete re-establishment of The crcula-
tion this journal Will not appear at fixed dates but
according to the requirements OF the service.
The Journal also publishes besides the following
decree addressed the Chancellor of the Northern
ConfederatiOn:-
PONTA MOUssoN, August 81. 1870.
On your proposition | order that the arronlIsse-
ments OF Sarrebourg, Chateau-Salins. Sarregue-
mines and TnOnville shall be separated from the
administrative circumScrptlon OF the government
OF Lorraine to be united to that OF Alsace. You viii
give the necessary instructions Ior the execution of
The present decree. WILLIAM.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21
OCEAN STEAMERS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 20, 1870
CLEARED.

Steamship Etna (Br) Lockhead, Liverpool via Halfax
q Dale
Steamship Lafayette Fr) Rossan, Havre-George Mac
kenzie. :, ...
Co
4 Co.
Steamship Leo Dearborn, Havana-F Alexandra & Sons.
Steamship Benvie, Baker, New OrieansLiyingston Fox
&Co. -
Co. -
Steamship Charleston, Berry, Charleston-H Morgan
Steamship Aibemare Backwood, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Regulator, Brooks, Philadelphia -Loriard
Steamship Co.
Bark Mary Evans (Br Griniths. Gloucester. EJames
Bark Fred (Nor Aresen, Esnore for orders - -Funch,
Edye * Go. .
Co. . - .
Hark Gazelle, Black, Barbados-H Trowbrdge's Sons
Brir Edwin Rowe, Cruise, Vigo b Weinberg.
Brig Favore, Duel, Demarara-H Ttowbridges Some.
Brig IrowDridge, Crowel, Barbados ID Trowbrldge
Co.
Brig IL Cdorne Br), Horn, Cape Breton George II
Brewer
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NAPOLEON'S SURRENDER.
General Rciily's Mission frGnI the Emperor I
King

General Rcily's Mission from the Emperor 10
the King.
Al halfpast six on the day Of the surrender Gen.
eral Reilly rode up with Il letter for the King OF
Prussia As the French General was In
sight the slender escort of culrassers and dragons
we had with us was drawn up in line two deep be-
hind the King.
III front OF the escort the staff and ten yards
In front OF them again stood his Majesty TO receive
General Reilly, who. it was soon learned was the
bearer OF an autograph letter from the Emperor
Napoleon 10 King William. The Emperor OF the
French wrote:-"As cannot Gle aJ the head of nv
army, lay Icy sword at the feet OF your Majestyn
NE p0urutI jtS nolrfr u Ia tee de mon dTlee lie
piefs metre ep6e ptedS de U0re MoJest6)
On the receipt Of this most astounding letter there
was a brief consultation between the King the
Crown PRICE who mad come from his hill on the
arrival OF the lag OF Lrucel Bismarck, Moltke and
Won Room After few miuutes' conversation the
King sa. down on rusn-bottomed chair and wrote
note another chair, held on table by Two aides
de-ctinp, 10 the Emperor, begging him 10 come next
morning 20 the King OF Prussia's headquarters at
Vendres. When the King had written his letter he
himself banded II 10 General kelly, VINO stood bare
headed 70 receive IT, the italian and Crmean medals
gtterng on his breas the rays of the setting
SUM-
At twenty minutes TO eight the General left for the
beleagCred town, escorted by the uhans
Then .herc was general demand for something
20 drink. and Count BlsnlarcEs ald-de-camp pro-
duced two bottles OF Belgian beer, one OF which his
Excellency shared with Generals sheridan, FORSYTH
and myself saying that he drank TO the nearer
union Of the three great reuton peoples.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21
Napoleon and the Emperor or Germany.
London paper SAYS

Doubtless when the Emperor surveys his ruined
work from his prison OF Williams Height (WUetn,'s
HOhe( he will think that ne has been wiser than his
people--he has known that this new Germany must
be overcome by France, or must take the lead
OF France in the councils OF Europe as mill
tary power OF superior weight. Did King William
choose this rock fortress Of CasSel the place OF
confinement for his lllusJrious prisoner because it
bore his own nameY Perhaps. His character Is
certainly misunderstood by the French journals and
by many OF England. The truth Is that the wonder
which the old KING expresses in his dispatches, and
his constant mention OF the name OF God, are thor
oughly natural. King william does wonder at his
work. He Is himself amazed ana horrOr-sricken at
the catastrophe. II Is well known in Berlin that he
hesitated to make this war; and was only reassured
by his cOunsellOrs. What a revenge for the con-
quests OF tse first Napoleon "Dead or Victorious
was the answer which the living and captive En-
peror gave to the question as TO whether he would
return to Paris. He will probably keep his word.
Whatever span Of lie may yet to him, 1t Is
scarcely probable that his ashes Will not some lay
lie in that splendid city for which he has done SO
much.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21
Bonapnrte's Interview with Bismarck.

[From the London Times special correspondentl
AT ten O'Clock on the morning OF Friday, Septen-
ber q Sedan was 10 be bombarded and the French
army around 10 be shelled, unless the capuatiOn
was signed II Is stated that the scene inside the
walls and out rs II hell broke loose. General
WImpfen was in deplorablc position. lie had ar
riyed only two days before from Algeria lie found
an army already beaten on his hands Mashal Mac
Manon was wounded early IN ine day-struck Ia the
back or nip hy piece vi smell or ball-and WlmpIen
had 70 take command of the troops without know
lug the Marshais plans, or even me disposlIon OF
The corps around SEDAN except through others.
When the Emperor looked out in the early morn,
Ing he tehcld forest OF steel and iron Ia valley ana
on hilltop, batteries posted on every emlnence
around his shattered army, and In all the plains. as
far "a hi, eye could reach, the hosts OF embattled
Germans HIS decision was tlken at last ne
would see the King and seek TO obtain from him
some mitigation OF the terms oil absolute surrender.
Count Bismarck was IN bed when an oflcer rushed
IN announcing that the Emperor was coming 10
meet him and sc the KING .
Count Bismarck rose and hastily dressing himself,
vent OH " Eeei 80 Emperor AZ Ms MaJeay
The New York herald., 1870-09-21
muSYASSUCK ENCAMpMENT, |. 0. 0. F.

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 90, 1870.
The Moshassuck Encampment l. o. 0. F. Of Provi-
dence accompanied by the American band, ar
rived here this afternoon. They were received by
the Golden Rule and Sassacus Encampments, who
escorted them through the streets the hail. where
A. w. Phelps, ID. G. NJ. delivered welcoming ad-
dress, which was responded to by Daniel Paine, q.
r.. ON behalf Of the visitors They then took lunch
at LockwoOd's restaurant and Quartered at the New
Haven House.
Tomorrow they will visit places OF interest and
return home in the afternoon.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21
Brig Eunlee ,Br), Barker, Cow Bay, oB-H Dswon .

Brig Euniee lBr), Barker Cow Bay, CB-H DewoH q
Co.
Brig Wavelet (Br), Britten, Pict6u, Ns-0 Brewer
Brig Aglaa, Roach, Galveston--N N Brigham.
Brig Osseo. Covert, SavannAh-Evans, Ball Co.
Schr Ocean Pearl Carver, Para-B j Weinberg.
schr Blue Bird tBr). Flnay, 1t John. NB-PI Nevius
Sons
schr Uncle Tom, Look, Jacksonville W Ray 4 Co.
Rchr Hannah Baker, Edridge, Key West-E Metcalf
Co.
schr Oliver Jameson Jameson, Bryan
Schr b kennedy, Treat, Chintigue.
Steamer Martha Stevens Cnance, Baltimore
Steamer Uuey, Davis, Philadelphia
Steamer Braoi, Wallace, Philadelphia
Steamer Frank, Pierce, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

accomplish the heavy task which it has imposed on
itself In SO spontaneous manner. In rdding OF the
burden the Cabinet whose dep0rable policy has pre-
cipitated us Into such dreadful misf0rtunes
The following extract Is taken from the Un,on:--
This revolution OF the 4th September, which has
been accomplished without one drop OF blood, be-
cause there resistance. throws back to the
34th February; the proceedings resemble those OF
that period 1t Is lS4S, plus the INVASION The re-
public receives frightful heritage. Before even
the fall OF the empire we had established the duty OF
the struggle on the national footing solely at pre-
sent II Is TO be pursued with an impediment the
less, but, alas win great strength lost by defeat.
We extract the following rrom the Constitution
nell
A revolution has been accomplished without ef.
fusion OF blood, without grave disturbance, one
might almost say without contradiction. The en-
pre- had ceased to exist de JuctO and people only
asked how 1t should be replaced-how the transition
would be effected. Certainly We have no wish to
natter any one, and we do not believe that change
OF embleIns sufficient to save the nation. But
when union Is the first OF requirements, when public
order is the first condition OF existence, we unhesi
talingy declare that all preudices and regrets must
be Slenced that only reasons for marching together
must be seen, ang that everywhere must be sought
the motives for confidence which may vet be found
IN the peril into which the country has fallen.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A GOOD RESOLUTION.
Buy your China, Glass; Plated Ware, Cutlery, Cooking
Utensils all other House Furnishing Goods where
can get them best and cheapest
EDWARD ID. BASSFORD'S,
Cooper Institute.
Price marked in plain figures. No prices.
Illustrated catalogues sent free.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by THE HERALp STEAM YACHTS.

Steamship vile de Paris sFr surmont Hsvrs Sept via
until reached Brest weather until reaching the
from wave: and wssihsrsd .pisndsy Sept
s On S s. n ms sS s or ssy
sent on hs SPOT and % found that The ship
was almost entirely con.umed and seemed to have been
ia AZ" A. assssy
is ~ s*s%. s% sSss' dSiSa 'ss ssT
s Ms%as Weir s:ps,S Bahia
mdss and Garrison % issS ins is s H
log g. Ros
S o Body :rogs
:Sowus ~Ss Ia. blu.
stsamship Manhattan woodruff Charleston Sept H. with
strong NNE Wind. and heavy sea north Of Hsteras:
to :fIs%ihP IoaaPPd san' Fireman. Wilmington NC with md''
Steamship sara.oga, Couch, Richmond CITY Point and
Norfolk With mdss and passengers to the Old Dominion
a:apsl p,'q:s s,
fsss,ts ssssF Hs s.ss.s %
from boa. Edmund Blunt. No AOseOum bearing NV. BY
sSp NS1!h;In Queen Hsr Scott Ss,S = days with
DAYS, with COAL Talbot Co. Has had gales calm.
galley boats. foresai foreboom and mangsG and had
decks swept q syeryhing movable in hurricane 4th ns
Passed Thromgh Hell Cato,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston for New York. with
schr Lookout Howes Glace Bay for New York. with coal
schr Empire Ferguson Belfast for Ronoout with lumber
schr Copy, West, Roekport for New York
schr Bentley Robinson, Providence for Philadelphia
Schr Watchful. Reynolds Providence for New York.
Schr Success, Richards, Providence for Rondout.
Schr Maria Lunt, Boynton Providence for New York.
6chr Kate Scranton Palmer Providence for New York.
Schr Fairfield, Reed, Providence for kew York.
Schr Expedite Racket, Providence for Eizabethport.
Schr Plough Boy, Reeves, Providence for New YORK.
Schr Garland, Lindsey, Bridgeport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Neptune, Baker, New York for Boston.
Brig punkel Wharton New York for Liverpool, Ms.
Brig Aylesford, Martin New York for Windsor Ms.
shT sSs ansd Buell. Port Johnson for Hartford
schr Joseph, Skidmore Port johnson for New Haven.
schr Julia Baker Baker, Ezabethport for Providence.
schr Francis Edwards West Elizabethpor for Boston,
schr Amelia, Elizabehpor for Boston.
schr Sarah Blake Blake Eizabethpor for Providence.
schr " Kinney, - Elizabetnport for New Haven
Schr Coral Kent Elizabethport for Norwich.
schr North Pacific, Eaton, Elizabethport for Danvcrs
Schr Marion, =, Elzabethport for Boston.
Schr David Norris Mason EzabethDor for East Green.
schr Corneia, Leary, ElIzabethport for Fall River.
Schr Free Wind Oakes, Elzsbethport for Portsmouth.
schr Z Dennison, Allen, Albany for Norwich.
schr JOS Cakes % 4aRes, New % York iS for NEWPORT
Schr Guiding STAR Merrman New York for st John, NIB.
Se%Sn caSw New YORK i9 for Ca hsd'0fd
Schr VIM McLOOn, Haskell, New York for Portsmouth
schr Onward, Gorham, New York for Nantucket.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21
A STEAMER IN A GALE.
The Late Storm at Sea-A Shaky Time OI
Board an Ocean Steamer.

The Late Storm at Sea-A Shaky Time on
Board Ocean Steamer.
The City OF Brussels had pretty rough time OF it
during ner late voyage from Liverpool to this port.
She encountered very boiserous weather while in
the Channel, and fell In with a gale that tested her
strength severely shortly after had left Queens
town. From the 18th 10 the 18th inst. there were
heavy head seas, and on the 18th about midnight
the barometer began to fail rapidly and alter
wards terrific gale came up, during which all sail
had to be taken IN. 1t grew TO perfect hurricane
the following Sunday, when the sea bioke over the
vessel as though she had been the merest
chip: at one time 1t ran so high that
the passengers began 10 show signs Of pane, but
the officers quoted their fears by pretending that
there no danger whatever. During the gale the
steamer shipped great deal OF water, the waves
da-hing into the cabins and breaking several articles
OF furniture to pieces Several barrels containing
empty botJes, which had been stored upon deck,
were also driven INTO Tie cabins, creating the ut
most CONSERVATION among the passengers and 'rais-
ing Cam generally with the furniture. The wind
meanwhile blew so herccly that iears were enter
tanned that TIE shrOuds would he blown away. The
steamer however, sustained 10 serious damage ana
arrived safely at this port last Monday.
Mary Dorsay and Mary McTague, two Irish women,
living in the tenement house No. III Mulberry street,
had fight at their residence last night and Dorsay
struck McIague Oh the head wish u bunch OF door
keys injirng her severely. D0rsay was arrested
aud WIN pe brought up at the Tombs to-day.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

Steamships Lafayette, Havre; Etns, Liverpool via Hail.
fax Alaska. Aspnwal; Leo, Havana Bienvie New Or
leans Cleopatra savannah Charleston, Charleston Abe
marie, Richmond, &c.
Wind At sunset 8, LIGHT
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&E0O 0U0 GOLD Coin
D.NJV.VVV W te distributed at Grand Gift Copcer
il aid of Mercantile Library Of San Francisco California
Oct 81, without ial.
Treasurer, The Bank Of California.
Grand Gifts.
$1co,0e0, $4,000.
25,Ou0, - 10000.
628 gifts IN al-$h00,0O0.
Tickets 6 EACH TO be had with circulars giving full
ticulars at
+. c. DEyLIN'S, No. q W all street.
DELMONiCO'S. Fifth ayerue and Fourteenth street.
Y. GlRAUpl's sI5s Broadway.
Ftftb Avenue ana Granj Hotels.
ORDERS by nail tc pORE 4 PETERS, No. Wall street,
WI! have prompt attention.
All tickets unsc.d Oct. Is will be returned to San Fran
California barS.-s And inercha residing IN New York
visitor IRON the Pacific coast will certify to the IN
tegiity Of tins enterprise nd of the management
DORE & PETERS, Business Agents. .
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept !, 1876
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Brig Lena tBrj, from Jamaica by pilot boat + Blunt,
The New York herald., 1870-09-21
SHIPPIN G. M E w s.
Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.

Sun rises . 46 Moon rises morn 81
Sun SETS . ...... SO High water. ) 10
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.