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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-07

For the completion q the washpstnn aqueduct esoe,s
coping and covering u brdrs Ss rent and purchase Of
ave ana fsy four hundrcihs of land ooe thou
sand three hundrrd anil twenty dollar.
roa two and threeenshs mils eighteen AMI euths
acres. ooe thousand and twelve dcls1.
Ya parchass q r~dvay seross land Owned By William
Brooke, I've hundred aud any dsaArs.
Foo rrul and purcha.e of land High Service reservoir
10 Gecryetovu, thve thousand three hundred dolian
For rent and purchase u land 1t erde number six In
0coSyetown two thousand sx huDdrcd and sty do,lan.
For clarng out cbstruc,'oos pear e dam 10 give fse
aocc IN ow alter TO the hesd u the aquctuct i've tho-
saDd Ave hunirr dollars
Foo rvpair. Ia tunnel nubev one, and removing ilen
stcnes one thoa.aDd i've hundred doslan.
Yos preserving The % DsiscadA tsnnei fom falling
In, and psO.sins hank Of eOaoscsins conduit, twenty
thousand donar .tl'
Yos cumplenns The distributing rvseroIr sccocins 10
the original plan first, sope wan fo< prvteetcn q
banls thirty thousand dslAp secood. rparns sahern
hanks and completing divtiog hank and setting Irvu
valve gate therein i've thousand dollars hrd, compet-
Ing The tvo sslehOuses q this reservoir. twenty thOusAsd
Ta s>sv a suprrin ssdeuos ard rspsIs 10 July nr,t
eight hondrsd and SEVENTY. four thoaslud do,iara
f@ eonIlesinx vo<k 81 arch High Ferries reser.
yoir. and Placing ran round The Hme, bur shoe.nd dol
Fs sspsrio,oasocy and general rpsirs twelve thou
Tos mse.m.,sins the TOP Of ,hs eoodu, nov u..d ..
The main ro.d 10 wsshinsos ten thousand deiAs, In IN
hauirpi and twenty Thousand nine hundred and th-
uIuo doiiar PROVIDED, That the mooey hereby APP
prowtatei ior the washnstou sqoeiscs shall Be applied
10 the objects nsed kerssn, aud " chen PreusSsf
htAsr, mat ~ wafer rsos DERIVED hun tho wasAing
ton aauciu shall be applrd v ths mprovcpent end ~
pair q The ssne. and r no oshr psrpess, unt othvs
p<ovbisi By lav. b5fellfi - az f.lsft
or -r NAVY DEPARTMENT -ila \
T~ the psse.ry rspaln and inFsvsssss q ~ NJ
living navy yardsi r.f. .fr. .Is.
. nAvr rARD A. Posusocrn, rsv HAnrsnnA
Ys The Dsos.a1 NsPsi" Of ~ AisA.. any t''esasd
donauI al tIa fs.r. -. t.--4 i
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IGNORANCE OF QUAcK DOCTORS And SosrRuM
MAKERs

chars are very mc,ents. Canmanicstcns sarrily on
ndenia and an may wly On him uiih The sirctes
~ and conndence, whatever may bs ths disoasr oooco
or situation u any one, married 90 single.
Meienes ssnt BY Mail and Erprsss 10 an parts OF the
Unitei States. s
All Ietiss requiring advice mus, ooutsIn dcsr,o In
Addrs. Ds. L. DIR, No Il HDdco,i street, D...ou, Mas.
Boston, Jan. l. 1870
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-07

mile Go standard parsles hncvn dollars Coz township
and twelve dlan for section Inns Prodsd fnrfhsr
have been OF shall be Withdrawn nom market ior any
cause, such lands shall net thereaer he hold subject v
private entry unt they shall have first been opened Cor al
least ninety day. to homestead and eempsn settlers
and again offered at public sale.
Pr surveying he public knds In 0rrgon, at rates no,
exceeding heen dollars per llneal mile f standard lines,
twelve dollars s township, and ten dollars r scou lines
ns. 2. ne e
suthcse Tbiic isnls In ssh sssie, densey cvrui with
brsl and thick uneryrovth, to be surveyed at augment
e rates, nc escens eghtsen dollars per mile Tor stand
ard PARALLELS, hneen dos Coz township, and twelve dol
krs ibr SECTION lines. ......-,
For surveying the public isods 10 wsshlnston Teity
at rates me- excccding hheen dollars per ineal mile fos
fr secsion hpeA, twenty thousand sclisn, PROVIDED
That the Comnsiooer In the General Land Ofioe In his
discretion, may suthctlse public ipds In aid TrripFy
densely covered With erest and thick unerTro~th, 10 Re
surveyed At augmented tes nat exceeding eighteen dol
lars pey ncai mile r standard PARALLELS, aksen dollars
tr township. and twelve dollars ios section lines.
Pa surveying the public lands In Utah reritory a
iins. ts.,v. doaT ne Csn.hir. and zen dollar i nc.
uon lines, twenty thousand dollars.
F0 surveying the public lands IN Nevada, at trs not
exceeding nfsen dollars s upe~l nile fr standard lnes,
is .ss sS S."sn ssS Ss.s;ts< fssi
tevenesu thousand doar QDcudins The sum a su hou-
sapa kx hundred and twenty-five doar, ayprpriaied By
ct q July twenty, eighteen huodrci and sxty
msy he ussi ~ he survey a the tsstsv boundary line q
said sae. but higher sum than fsy dollars pr neai
mile shall be rsh fs such survey.
Yss the ,urvy % pubic iaois within The limits q he
land grant a The Union hsuae Rsirsd Coopaay Ia the
Ya surveying The public hbIs In The Ieutoy Of Oh.
orado 81 rsss encspdng hhs>a dog,sss nc stanfar
lines. twelve doan &c township ioe, and ieu do'ian r
Ts .arv.,ss tas puddle i.ss. in ,hs r-r,.osy q Utah
NJ rates nos esceedlnS neea dollars s staniArd, twelve
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rha.Reaisthr,s iIodel IlChristian..

Z q. 3 hl.S
The following appeared In the NY ash,
nigtOn dispatches to the n. '9ltFF1 q
inthe winter Of 1858 "a ;aa5g ler5a!.' !, y 8,
aThe respects recently tendsred to
Robert E. Lee by sevGIl I Christian Com.
missloners might be somewhat modified
bya knowledge a. the testimony offered
before committee Of the War Depart-
mefit BY the late slaves Of that general
issimo. They were formerly. held by
Gusts, ,rwho freed them at his death, alter
which Lee insisted that they should work y.
for him for five years 70, pay q debt owed
him by Gusts, ihiS lfather-in.land The
emanCipated slaves were mutnousi and
several Of them ran away North, but
were retaken and returned, and whipped.
terribly by the 0verseer In the presence Of
Lee. This cultivated gentleman ordered
the clotheso the men and women TO De
cut of, in their refusal to. take them OF 70
hetlogged, and, after the aoggingt ordered
the7GasheS washed with brine and rubbed
down with corn husks.. This ts'what
several Of the freedmen and women testiii
" to, and what the General probably DID.
not tell the seyenmembers of the Christ
ian CommissionEWho called to pay their
RESPECTS 'sa';s seisl IT,
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ysESE 70, JA1E.+Rlgewhe we hayS
given Ven tho result Ot an an investigation BY
Judge Johnston in The he HatseE,Qf a conn
pIaiRt tilcd IL his office BY John Water:
house, SRI ag4ipstt Mrs EadsE ,Inme-'
diately after the rendering Of the decision
III Tint case, Officer, Junkin; arrested Wa,
terhousc on warrants issued BY Esqr.
GlIlespys On charges preferred asalpst him
BY Mr.. and Mrs. Fader. The parties re-
paired at topeet 70 4sqEJ JSs ofaceiand the,
testimony was heard In both cases. The
evidence showed the attack made BY Wa.
terhousc on the premises 10 Kd45 Been,
'unprovakedtanb wholly, Tor ,neaFlyrSOO
.upjussIfsblo, j, The, Justice t6St
tho matter oushtt0bg fmthsf inquired
into ythes Grand, Jury and he accord
.ingly held the accused 70 bail In The sum
.of 5000 IN each case, for bis appearance at
Tie next teFni otttks Circuit. Refusing 70
maksAh eGdrt Io2ahdaibOndsman, Wa
terhouSe was committed TO jail.
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New York Dry Goods Malrket, 4

NEW York, October 10.
Dizziness 10 tho prevailing feature and GEeeIInF
Of dependency 10 very apparent among holdeSB
OF cotton goods. standard brown ShsotlnR6 Of
tho most popular makes can be bought 1t iaNM
@i3e, aud seconds, Huch % Augusta aud CabstA
at llHc: Punling move but slowly at tho recent
concession, and the better class o bIeactied mus.
Inns arc depressed. Londlles arc redueeliby
Jobbers 70 lBc. The following changes also oc.
cured to-day: Omega AC A a. tick reduced nom
90 to 2SC do. A dO.do. lrom % tO9lc; DO; 3 ticks
from q 70 9Oc; do. O D from II 10 16c; NaummsaR
bleached canton flRnuels from 18 to tic; LlconiI
brown do. lrom IS 70 I6c; PeppeFell due brown
ehsetinG from llx 70 10; Atlantic @ do. frOmIS
70 Ike; International Q do. from 6X 70 &c;
Mount Hope do. fFon l2N 10 1QG Osn9buIFs
arc low and depressed, Ph9nlx 10 reduced to
lie, and otner good makCS can bo bought easily
4t l5c, which last season were quick at 91e,
Goods not absolutely required fof immediate
wants arc slow, while foreign fabrics Of iHdescri.
bable styles Of dress goods arc very ecateo and
wanted. Importers Of Ano MeFin0H, BOmb0Slne,
and goods Of this class, with hid gloves, h1Ye
gone up from 90 to o per cent, and n the Euro
pOan war continues the tendency u toward high.
er rates, Notwithstanding the decline In goldpte'
MUM fGcRntlY. .Hs. I'D .r.l t-.s lisI sitr
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"a 80
ago sofiei igtsa3ea
VOL. XIX
RARrnouArF;s n AstG.AThe Roman

EARTHQUAKES N ASIA THE Roman
Catholic Bishop at the town Of Pa, or
Balhany, in East TAibet on the Upper
ng;sGkiang, in latitude 80 degrees
north, and Longitude 90 degrees east,
gives an interesting account Of a terrible
earthquake in that region, which occurred
on April II; 1870, and affected an area O.
90 by 1870 miles, or 1G2OO square miles
The letters were written to India and SEM
BY way Of Shanghai, and although the
earthquake occurred six months ago, yet
the transit has been very rapid. a shock
occurred at Eve o'clock in the morning Of
April 11th, was followed at noon byR
stronger shock, and at sunset by an earth.
quake which levelled The wholettOwn and
killed or injured half the population. The
missionaries escaped to their gardens, and
onlYope person. the mission Sestabl lishs
ments Ra3 alledi va "Laniaseral, etoecu.
pied by three thousand lamas or priests,
fell with violent crash The loss Is esT
timated by the Chinese official reports at
413 lama priests, 81 soldiers, and 2,Sl2
common people: The earthquake shocks
extendedto Pungmantong, which was de-
StrOyed, and so many OF the authorities
and soldiers were killed, that, according 70
the BhhoPS letter, tth6, fbbhets ate rim
ning about like Wild beast" !" The Bishop
also reports that the, imperial highway
from Ehassa to 'Pckin Is impracticable
from the upheaval Of one mountain and
the fall of another mountain.
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3A57@HM oRNTNG en- 0CTOBER q, ,1870.r-
IAcop RooaR, the mas whose &lfe

JACOB RoosE, the mar whose wife aC-
cused lin so str6Dgelyof the murder Of
Mrs IunstordI while testifSihg in the
Robinson case, was seen Mt Wheeling, w.
Va, a few days since, byItwo ot)our Citl'
.zens. He h6d not heard ofthe,accusa.
tton against him until told by the citizens.
He Immediately wrote a letter to the Mar.
shal Of this city Mansfield, o., ED. INTEL
proposing to come here next week and
investigate the charges against him he
claims that he never know or heard. Of
Mrs. Lunsford prior to the murder. The
citizens examined his mouth and say 1t Is
impossible that his teeth could have made
the marks on Mrs. Ldnsfordls arIi.-PittSi;
6urgh Commercial c 19@ inst. ~
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Cincinnati Market.
sba.a i'd 40 4 ctaumNAEt October 10.

1eytA iH 'h 4 CrnoINNATI, October 10.
.CoTrox-Quiet and unchanged. lsua
FLoUR-unchanged.
lGRAiN--W -Wheat-Dhll and unchanged; red 81 10
ola. Corn-Scarce and Arm; old 6Sc; new 4ac0
4tc. Ry0-Advanced TO eO0S3e. OAtS-Flrm;
rejected 88@Ssc; graded 40n44c. BArley-Dull
aud unchanged; fall 81 lO@1 49,
GH6oERtEs- Molasses- Unchanged.
RIcE-ScaTce and Arm; new crop I0hc.
'OnS-Llnseed 0ll-Dull and unchanged at 0Oe.
-E1as-Birm at98c. .717R +'YtH
BUTTER-Scarce and arm at t3S6S9c. ...
CHEESE- Demand good 1t full prlCeS.
PROVISIoNR-PoEE-Q Quiet and unchanged at
$25 1905 90, LGrt-QuIet and unchanged at
Ice, Bacon Advanced and closing strong;
shoulders l8Ac; sides ls9l9c. Green Meats
9)f, 1lH and l3Hc.
HoSG-DsuiAnd good at full prices; saleS at
IN31Hc. Three houses arc slAughtcFipG.
TURFRNTINE-60c. AIl"1NN iihr fTl
ToDAoOo7QRlSt and unchanged s,'t ,a ~
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WASHINGTON 81 Il Sl5i,IT: m GOSSIP. I 1i.
cor. of cfnelnnaA Enaplrer.

Cor. Of Cincinnati Enquirer. ,..,.r =
q GRANT AND Sp TnE ELECTION LAW. 4
Postmaster trnili t. General Cresweil, made a
speech In Baltimore last night, in which
lie said that tho President intended to
carry out3tie legislation OF Congress re-
garding tho elections to the very letter,
and II need be TO call out tho regular
army and the militia Of the States Tor that
purpose. LIE saidI he. should warn the
people of Baltimore, that in November
they would have 9 properly conducted
election, and, that Governor Swami, who.
Is running for Congress In the Third Diss
trict, would probably feel the effect Of it
for the first time. y The President Is rep,
resented BY yoihers As saying that he will
station d gunboat at tho loot Of every
street in New York City II It be necessary
to enforce the Congressional election law
there on the 18th prOx: a ~ ~ Ht+N
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! ,,,o,i,EMGLAND.
Reported RiPS Prussian Advances for
g75TN .i5rY Arms Denied. ~ 'a ~

ALmo O1nAVue
5Gii; sro u e'i LONDON, october19.
a Tie report that the Prusstan govern:
ment. has advanced money to the English
gun manufacturers Is pronounced false,
and an invention OF the French designed
to weaken the Prussian protest against
the 7iaEmihg Of the new French army by
pretended Iientrals.n niia 7''ga4' 5s alNH
49, fButnside,s Visits to Paris. q,
The btoryof General Burnside's visits
to- Paris Is as follows; General Burnside
desired 10 visit the Prussian army and OBJ;
taihed letters ofintrodhction from Minister
Motley.? AT first he was prevented from
going, buts soon afterwardsan opportunity
offered Of! sending dispatches to Minister
Washburne, which had accumulated in
London. Gen. Burnside undertook to
convey the dispatches as fur as the Prusl
sian headquarters; when he got there he
presented bis letters Of introductlOnqto
Bismarck and others, and stated that he
had no business in Paris and no thought
Of entering the city, and was first induced
TO doso attic suggestion of Bismarck. ra
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Commercial and Financial.
wheeling Wlolesale Market.
oEnC1 o. DAILY Rrr1t1oEnaR,

W11NAo0A1N OShs AUt 4dtVs
BuEEER-Prino to choice Eoll . scarce and In
demand, aud sells readily At 0O@S3e Common and
4 ]: 4 SSanoS, u o. u sosnd s47s; plain
Z sSES. = ~ ., good to prime sweet a. $500
cIEESE-In good demand at 1SH01ec for
CARsox on,-The demand Is only moderate
and prices ice SES unchanged at SeoA7c, and n"
coErEEaseed o prime Rio at -lOaals, choice
Eoos.Coatnae rather scarce and ttesh maybe
quoted at 1890. ll.TsSJ
Lake shad q IS: No. } medium GSckSrel aa s @;
No. 3 medium 81 %; No. large Sl3 o. per half
FLoUR-C Continues quiet and unchanged. We
quote iancy at s. 7bps %; choice white wheat
family, S70o97 . %; red wheat family, SS T669 %.
GRAiN-RneGt-Is quiet but steady, and tho
mills appear to be taking al that Offers ct quota.
tIons, 81 1901 90 for strictly choice white wheat,
9R9 S9Sl sb9 Il SSs bAS 1Es9 9s
Rys-7O0 016c. BGriV- 009S6.51 dJ5 =
GLASS-FIrst quality $40, a; s1lx19, - 80,
second quality BID 81 90: 10xl3 % 80 3 boz Of
% feet Discount ig per cent .tils .
HAY-Baled- $I5 001s. CO.,
LARD 0n-Flrm at 81 s2S0l ,999i!l
HoNEY-SGleS at 2SGb Gb8Oc.
NAns=1od to God, 81 %; Ga to 49d, &ii2s;6d
PEcsySTsioss2stoek nc SS; almost eShSpstsd. The
following arc tho ruling figures 40 given M BY
leading dealers: Sugar cured eanVa8Hed hams
at 25c shou1dCrs, 15C clear sides 20c; clear RIB
sides, 19c. Meas Pork S98. Lard q quoted at
asSp Il ssSt sSsth Aea croa IL 1S 8 Rapsoon
RAdB-4c. llq. tsisiG So ,s
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wheellnr. Hopedaie and I. 5. R. Z.

/ Your 81 dets Would SAle . knqwt1S
doubt whit tlie.pr6specB arerinregaEd 70
the now projected route from Wheeling
through Hopedale TO ,Urichsyille, on the
Panhandle. wv, CS6S
The people along the line are working
M subscription, and on II miles Of the
Eastern end, in, one week, report $18, ,s00,
lBcSi 6stibseriptioal Taking the $4,000
Der mile, ,ofgeasteFn capitalists sAnother
$500 OO0, pledged BY th6 city ot Wheel
Ing, to any road making It's eastern ter
minus at Wheeling, and running north
westwardly towards the lakes, ana inc
local subscriptions together calling the
distance 81 Smiles amounts mall, Up to
ddte, 6rie5 J million, ssventy.one Thousand! !
eight hundred doElktsS and tho right OF
way. Nearly all secured.
~ sYoursytrulyita AsA,!B PArJf H
HopeadIe, October 1g, 1870.
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WEATHER wARNfNdss. The British
Board of Trade has published, for the
benefit Of scafaring men, the following
remarks on tho appearance Of the sky :
a rosy sunset presages lair weather and
alright yallowlsh skyia52Ge evening H.
Idicates wind,,sand 4 pale yellow, wet
weather. A neutral gray Is q favorable
sign in tho evening and an unlavora6le
one in the morning. II tho forms OF the
clouds are soft, underlined and ieathery,
the weather will be fine, but ifthe edges
are hard, sharp and well defined, 1t will
be foul. Any deep unusual lines boand-
ing tho clouds betokcn wind orrain, while
quiet and delicate tints 4bespeaki fair
trpathpF iIl aaN'si' r1sl4lu '-='j 'Lh Ehs"
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New York Produce Market.

corToN-Hoavy; sales Ot4,lT7 bales Gfsup.
lands at l6Xc.
F1ouH-QulOt and unchanged. 2g f'IWlQ
GRAn-RheAt- - Dull and dropping; spring
81 ai@t sax; winter rcd amber 81 41SSf n:
Rye quiet and unchanged. Oats dull aud mn
changed; western 6a054He; Ohio 6I@60c. Corn
steady; mixed B18S8c. fl78i N
quiet Bnlk meats dull and UNCHANGED, Bacon:
private advlceB moro favorable than public onea!
Lard unchanged; gu0d at16KEol6Xe.
RGOR-FlFm at SflhH3c "a = y lI 'tN
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Mondnr,a som on ! &C Lakes.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. ~.
TRd5 storm; ia I Monday ! night, extended thc
full length Of the lakes, and was veFy!se.
Canister, reports that tho propeller, Tond:
wanda, Of The Western Transportation
Compauf'S lincl WENT down. about eigLt
miles from Buffalo. She was loaded with
grain from Chicago, and was one Of the
largest propellers Of the line II Is not
known how mSnYpetsons weEe l99t Ehe
small boat i'm which! were t6e I'VE, =. i eags1 so
ncers, the daughter, Of the Captain and, 80
Others, has not BETH Heard front =
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,A;P1EtAT1tUJRE RI FRIGHr,9 Some person
has recently been much disturbed in his.
mind by the fear that, the fall Of erolltes
upon our planet will so disturb its motion
round tile sun that tit.will either fall into
that luminary and be burnt Of, or else
shoot off ara tang5dt'a1d cause US ali to
freeze to death, Such timid persons
would do well to recollcct that many
other things besides meteoric stones in
crease tho weight Of the earth, such as
the growth ofitrees and plants, the in.
crease of mankind, and oil other animal
lie, while on the other hand many things
diminish the weight Of this planet; SUCH
tOrdnstance,Sa as the, burning soE wood and
coal, whereby solid substances are decom:
posed and their specific gravity lessened.
These additions and dlminutions appear
to balance each other tolerably well, and
We need not become frightened too soon
orcry out beforGwe are hurt ILE
4 a : IL I . " " az
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OHIO ELECTION.
Returns from all but, IL sCountieS.-
Large Republican Gains.znIl.sI
lgQIl6in1fIta NObtober II

The ofticlals returns from sEiYVenty.slx
counties show Tie Republican gains In
Ohio TO bc 14,O12, and the Democratic
gains 4,412. The Republican majority in
the State, will probably be little over
1900. Mckinney, Democrat. IN the 4thi
Bmfth, Republican, has sts majority IN
the GGh district; Beatty, Republican, .has
1,160 majority In the 9lh district; Wilson,
Republican, 1856 majority In the 11th
district land Van Trump, Dem6crdt 885a
majority in th6 12Eli district,
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! Rhilndaln6in Married..

'Vh|f9 ; 'h Pit1ADR1fHIA, October 10.
.FL0tR-FtEm. .i.iIri e-fiil lIr14 !n.l Il.
G8AN-Wheats steady; Indiana rod at 81 $50
q. Rye btoady af DC, Corn hrm but lover;
mixed TS660C, Oats dali and unchanged at 500
SC; white western 4G@i5Hc.
0Is-P -PelFolGum ut0ady; crude iS6c; Feaned
~ NSSnSS1T.rIrn: IRON bound gsasse. -g-
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baltimore Market.


FLouR4D Dull and dropping.
loWsF; western 7O2 300, Oats dali and nominal at
i0n ntSe Z Rye 766 6e99f3rl 9H' ngt.fl-l '7 iiiH-
PROYNIoNs-UnehAng0d,
WHDKY-FlEm.
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Chicago Market.

" T- VHIVANUV UCIUpUF ~
F1ouR-Extra spring fsmei but uucharR.d.
GRAIN-W6e9t; No B spring Chicago 6EIner at
81 06K0 0I %; this afternoon steady. Corn I'd.
Vancsd 10IAfe for No. mixed. Oats; No. 2
quiet Of 44&c, Rye steady 1t &c ioF No. :. Bar.
ley dull and declined. 0eC; $50 for spring No. o
Hoos-Aetlye and l6ol6o higher for tho best
gradeSs sales at 81 6089 IS:
QATFLR--Oull and unchanged. u .U l,
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BELGIUM.

E1pslled Germans Sent to Prussia.
so1 aa AFBRussELs, October 10.
The Belgium Government has sent to
PRUSSIA five thousand Germans who were
expelled from France. They will be for
warded oyer. the border to Herbesthat al
the expense Of the Belgium Government.
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"A CHIEF JusTICE CHASE.

Chief Justice Chase will return to
Washington about the latter part Of De-
cemberior the 1st Of January should he
entirely recover by that time, and It is The
opinion, d. his physiciansethat in tte
co4fsegoftRo E,thTee months hiSsheGlth
will be completely restored. It Is not his
present intention to cit; on the Supreme
Bench at the coming term. BE, has just
given up,hiS residence here and taken ono
In tho country
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aITAL:5Y.
rhlsr. I eeelye. .cIo5dlaI. sympathy. .h15..

s'i'9" ''ao7''FI FIoRENcE, October 10.
Messrs. sauz and Qillia, members Of
the Italian cabinet, visited Thiers in this
city yesterday. Later in the day Thiers
took his departure for Tours. It Is said
he has gone to, Rome. During, his stay
here he has received the cordial sympa-
thy Of the people and government.
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!, A PRIEST, asked q tipsyl telloy, leaning
when hc diedg ,"1fI can't get along any
better than now," said he, II shan't go
anyWhereia &oeia 3neolfinSsNf
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NSatiOaal sgniiari5 COME ssnss.
q sri l..NFw YoRk, octoberH94

The Unitarian Conference opened its
sessions to-day, 'at Rev. Hepworth's
Church. The attendance is Unexpectedly
large, including many OF the most promt-
Fnent clergy ind laymen OfthAt denOmina-
ti6n. Y IN ~ ~ ~ -
The Rev. DR.. Bellows read the annual
report, which states that tho local con-
ferences are all prosperous, and 'alludes to
the increasing tendency to the Unitarian
ranks from other denominations.
The American Church Missionary Epfs.
copGl Society, st It's anniversary to-day,
reported, its receipts for the, Inst year at
$64 ,5G4, and that titty-six missionaries are
now actually employed. The Society Is
now engaged in negotiating with the War
Department with the view! Of supplying
its missionaries to act as Indian agents,
instead of army officers, OF several impogE
tsrp sfatfons I'.n iSeR'E i'hHIth
The St. Laurenz sails to-day for Hayre,
with forty thousand rifles, and d large
quantity Of small arms, condemned cannon
and ,howitzerss lately. purchased from the
UGited States Navy Department tor the
French Gt97yernmept Sc Oh