davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-12-13

ctnct, forfeited nvc dAT1 pay for uee.ecrnR 70
patrol Ms oeaf. becoming Intoxicated. 1rd nor IT.
terdlug 10 hts duty.
Aichsei TahenJ was appointed apecih police
man LOT tu,J n Lombard Block. -
Chas1es Csflsen wa1 appointed special police
man OF Tho Danish Mission, No 1877 union street
Tne following were sppointed special policemen
On trial: Eies Hsuscn, John Ktiuan. H5oert Hen.
net1, Miehael Brennan, Noble ulliard, and Finest
, 1870-12-13
THE LAW COURTS.
Miscellaneous Business Yesterday.
United States District Court. -"
ANOTHER GOVERNMENT wITSE5s-ACCuaKp NOT

VAktEA 2kAkC3 AA8l&ACk NVAIs
ANOTHER GOVERNMENT w1TSKsa-ACCusKD NOT
GUILTY.
CniHd States =. Peter Harder. Indictment for
countc,fe!ting. In this cnsc, which wns fully
stated yesterday, The Jury found the defendant
not guilty. lie IVES charged under suspicious cir-
cun.stances. The government witness WIS en-
gagged with the accused In game of c,rtfs- Not
being rald what he claimed WIS due him on these
gsmes, he Threatened to tx hlu, aud subsequent
Is stated the case II the Sheriff OF Bopne Couaty,
as means OF obtaining money, by prosecution.
The Sheriff declined to do It, and then this pro
ceedlng Faa instituted.
GUILTY or SNAIL OFFENCE.
United States '. Matthew Ne<ceoefE. lndlct-
ment for doing business ~ tooacconlst Witaous
special license, from July to November. 1863.
Iback + SchicG we're informed against for main.
talnipg cigar stand At tneir restaurant II np-
peated In that case that they did not Owl tue
stand, but the accused did. That proceeding was
stayed aud Newerberg, upon tdrtce Of Z govern
meht agent, applied for license to apply back:
the p,uporttonatc amount OF tax. It WIS con.
tended, On the psn OF defendant. that tho Issuing
OF the firense condone1 the onepce. Tne Co1tt
instructed OTHERWISE hs to the cnndoEment
wherefore verdict OF guilty. was rendered.
ANOTHER sAALL
Uutttd States Y. Francis btuz- Indictment tna
defendant. hciuK a brewer. removed from bill
brewery several kegs Of beer, without canceiiinl
stamps. Tiled. .--.
NJ HAKKHCPICY.
Dikeh1rpfd-I3eorge 4 Nichols, Of Chicago.
Dtnta{ of BdHtFupfey-JaMes Durham ant
Dwight Z. Wood, OF Chicago.
, 1870-12-13
R,rraina In Shawl. and Velvets.

In order 70 reduce stock, 4 @. powns 70,
IN ,nt 11e Ststc street, arc Offering Paisley
.n.v1,. xtrs OF all Hnds aud cloaklnE velyets At
@ ane 10 many instances. u less t.n tas COZ
Of impostation. The REPUTATION q ~ ta!l noasf . !,
s y. ,s - ~ rsrfig Al cost and sill sell them NJ
rs11 rE6 Whss sSss oef q DO w x1tooa. doubt
bn cone, 50 ihat the present y good ornoEt9nitl
70 pny q good shawl. yelset closf' OF alk otes'
at vely low price.
, 1870-12-13
Circuit Court.


Michael NeishAar ct ais '. Nicholas Ambse ct
ale. This Is hill Died to set at naughs the pro-
batc OF the will Of Barbara Amhre. who died On
the 1sth DAY Of August, 1859. The conp!a!nants
are her next 6: ei1. Tie defendant wAs her
second husband. She died n about the age OF
50 years She left q considerable landed estate !:
The northeast quarter Of tie southeast quarter Of
Section 70. IS, II east 10 acresl: the weal half OF
the northwest quarter Of Section -. s.. IS east
80 aeres), IN Cook County, and eleven acres In
Will County A. she was about to DIE. she exc.
bequeathed all her estate to the defendant widow
ct. II u no y claimed that be. and one Nicholas
sauter, eserclsed m undua tnduence over her
durtu1 her condition Of dttnG, when she WIS
eicE tn MIND and body, to the prejudice Of those
netfs 1t laH. Who should h4ye taken the estate,
which she, less than = yee1 before, received by
rtason OF The death Of Charca koeocle, her tsss
spouse.
John Betuds =. Duncan D. Sinclair 1nd Shef'
man B. More. Case Damages laid at s.. .60h
-EwerhArt f1rt1 :. Matthew Knowles, John N.
Bor.lpoi, and George F. Bacon. Case. Damage.
laid At &, Goa
, 1870-12-13
REAL ESTATE.

property wiihia sever mics Of ihs Court House,
n!ed fof record on Nondss. Dse u:
M Z 1i'sh - Il: Be-. a:. ..a
Calumet ay. = of ofTwents-nlnsh 81, LEX :,
c,sSs ;ss r. q ost - =; s.,ssn;h - uni :"
of i,fss Il n running 70 ii1ef: nov. TO-. .sss,s 80
viii o1hei properly in Z 4 Of Sec II. 50,
ED s. SIX oi OAK st, /. si1iis
reaita s. IL ., Elizabeth St, /. III
Reseeea 8. aos "a Il Of rauliss s. l. siI w
n.istsa 8, - ! ' esf M oi Carroll ii. /, sax
wess 70 tisson IS nsf Il ID II of Noble It Is
s.5,ssnts 4. cor r Of LOOMS / st, /. M ;9x ~ ;.
10 Il; Nov s..,..,................... 1,4o
weet Washington z. q Elizabeth st, I. "a M
neSeces ] 81, be1 Reuben saG Wood Is, n /,
wood It, i41 il : oi Monroe St, { I, si11aa -
HAT IT, 10 III. 4 ot kin1ie 81, vi, aiilo;x
A!s " .., 1ea Is isi Il Of Elis,e it, sii,ssG
west e. Rss - =: sio IT Of Lincoln St, ;i
'-''"' soE1a sst7 aI3i; Of cirT Iixiis
"sa'n g. ss1's. 4 It: * Be-. H. u te Is
orty-fourth-sr, = Of Cottage Grove Av, nj,
6sHx1s0 II: Nor. v.9i.......:..-....-....... ~. S,'o
Ms1 " . -, -. :. w.
IEdtaua av. 993 n n OF Fo.ty-ntnsa sr, VT
1Rsx1t9 $40 It: Nor. 1....--. .........--. CIV
wKsr or OLD c1TT LX1rS-
Madison et, r cor OF Weetc1n AZ, T. 93x
ruIton liz n Il, | Is i of Valentine Il. i. Isl
1s0 It; Dec, ,1.....:.-.....:. !. ...-....;;. e<
ft'eo oes as.......-............. - 49, -. ~ - w. . aso
South S It Of Block ), In nA,dn9s subd Of
WNne 4, Sec+ II, -, II tfor pask>: =.
NOS. 3H.s. .-s*...-. -
o1s,5,9n na5r3e Mn - $50
, 1870-12-13

A pamphle& has Just been published BY the Chi.
c4cu Colorado Company. which R1ves a good deal
Of interraurg and valuable tnioEmAtion In regard
to The Territory Of Colorado. i y for Esasntons
reia1y Of The Colorado Colony. NE. rEsst, Ill
Dearboru street some portions OF It sre taken
fhIe rs~r ahera froto The beSt eourceS OF lnfotmA
ton IN TeRufd to the resources Of he Territory,
snd he Inducements It holds ont 10 tno3e VINO ate
looking fof new homes af the Nezt-
, 1870-12-13

Afssrs. Root d Cldr: ...
GkA1,xxHS: The steck plano purchased Of
ZOE Is really admirable The quality Of tone Is Of
the richest, making The plano to sing rather than
TO pl1y. M drst Impressions ate meFn than re-
AuIed. RKv. A. EpwARp3-
Asst. Ed. Northwestern Christian Advocate.
, 1870-12-13
Hand Of Polio

4 regular Eemi-week1y meeting Of toe boAtu .!
police v - neId II Tho Central Station, yesterday
aftEfpoou, PreGident Brown m the chAir. FFeasnt,
the mil board. n...A
e,1Ifrrn Es4u sppcautrd members Of the teGul1t
r.ouce fp7oe, having proved themselves caQsote
sfnTtnr thetf totm Of probation.
Tol{ctsaau Hnuu W11se1as1Et q 10 E@fS S1a
, 1870-12-13

Is reported by J. @. Lsngruth, Jr:, optc!an, III
Randolph n1ett, correspondent to the Smlshson-
ian Institute. The email letters are the Initials
for tho words veerin2." "Eentle,' high,"
..drJ," "molss atmosphere" "rain," and
, 1870-12-13
Criminal Court.

CONVICTED. -..
william Gtddipg1, an elcefty man, was found
guilty Of m auenpt TO r3y1so one Mart Kelly, and
orneren to be sent to the Feoitenua,J for one
wear.
, 1870-12-13

EEK HHf19,
Empire TransnortAtton Compauy '. Daniel Web.
stes. Tfoycr. Damages laid at s. 900
-Edward $. HiaRg :. Daniel Gnnan. Tsoyes.
DaDsHca lAtl at $1,000.
William F. Hca}y, assignee Of Isaac VIII, :,
Charles 9olIstein. Aksumpsit. Demand, - 900.
air. ttlAn, KimoaIk CO J. Assump1t- Demand,
$6,nO.
Jerome J. Case ct a.. Y. William r. p.s.MalbulD-
Debt, y, 900; damages, &, CO.
, 1870-12-13
,AGEETS WANTED.

kyFRAI.. GOOD TRADRs II SHfNlNDrH AND
snEnc lsth<s: rlauezt. portable cnxincs. W. 4.
MES & Co. 1a5 LAkc.Et-
, 1870-12-13


At the 1azt meeting Of tue Letter-Catrses7' Asso-
ciaion, held In rope's huttdlnR. December II, the
following resolutions WeEe adopted:
ssol, That The thanf1 Of tic leerearEltss Of CHI
c, 10 aIr he4py tendefra 10 the Hon. s. ox Leon.
md Nyez1, General T. MIL f. r. Harieg, n. B. judi.
xtres 10 otd their hearty md dIstntrrrsed sapport
to the L tho tnbteet nj tic Increase Of sA1h to
1ettrrtstrx1, We deSfrt 10 txprtBs to the<e Fertt
eur wasnet hanks md onr dstr*. IS xrsituss tss
ihat our lsn6uake tnadequate convey To them
hsh and ksztefnt Appreciation Of their sdvoca Of cur
cauee. :,
Rtsor.d. That tht Coyyrsroadlns Secretary b. and Is
heIrby tnstrsttsd 70 forward envy % each Of the
Be pobllahed IN The Chicago dA.ly psptzs.
An election also took place OF oticers for the
ensuing term. with the following fcsult:
Gresfde-4-1o.iah c. HAlnes.
T3es fFesidr.f-A- HtA&yup+
/ Rseosdt~s Ste1rsast-J. Hal
Ebs1u7.osdt.P S-tr-soel- -Ff1nk lAwit1-
5r.osHrsv--NM- 2proohn1ee-
EtvHfis< naaifI+s-1. N. 0e&mah. jams Galott!tn
Coo. " Haf11scfe, s. Rudder, u. S. ssoh!. WEI MOI
| gan, James Stott
, 1870-12-13
Chtcn9o SneltInk Works.

Another successful smelling Was made t,y Major
Hencypn, nj the Richards Iron Works, lAgt even
ing. The gentlemen VINO hare this subject of
emettiDE the Utah orcA IN hand init ead TO make
tie thing success 60 far as the Kalena ores are
concerned, and will yet demonstrate that they can
handle the base metals as well
, 1870-12-13
Superior Co7rt.

John Gfogap =, Patrick EIw1n. Decree enter-
ed for TO- eclosurr of mortgage on Lot ls, JAson
Qur:e5s Subdivision, In the northeast quarter OK
Section n, 81, II.
, 1870-12-13

IT sriences viii be held ii the library Of The acad
srs n1',I a y %
The causer OF the blnc color Of the w1ter Of Lake
Michigan. ard By Mr. Euett or the "Da1wtnlau
To-day is the seventh anniversary OF the
Washingtouiau Home Association. It viii be duly
celebrated by the ofrcets aud managcts at tue
home, this: eEenlng, the exercises commencing At
The ladies connected with the Orphau Asylum
Will hold meeting To-day 10 make t1al artanEr-
they do mcst earnestly and cordially tavtte all
who arc Interested IN the good work to meet With
them and ro:urtccr their services during the faE.
nestss ii the tabies 10 thc management /, looks
like success, II the ladies viii only cons loi.
ward and give tneis help Tae mseuns Mla BE- s.1 tn
Twcniy-fecond street, from hall past 70 O'Clock ..
n. un1ii O'Clock =, ~. when the ladies can get
Baptist {coorcd) Church, Denver Gig, Colorado.
vii speak On Tuesday evening. IN lower Faswell
Hall, On the peculiar character1sucs OF the region
bean resident ofthe country Of which he intends
to sre1k, and Ill who attend nay be assured Of
recelylng uustwo: ny Information.
fore the Historical Society. It their ROOMS at the
corn r Of Dearborn ana Ontario streets, paper
enulled "Ihe Lust ot .ae M Illinois, Sstn ase.sa M
with Rrrht cara The public are invited;
The Rev. Dr. ]. A. smith, editor OF the Stdn-
da'd, the Bspust orRan for The Northwest, wtu de-
liver two Iecturra on tho scenes md experiences
Of hts recent travels IN Europe, at the First Bap-
tist Church. INC nsst lecsurd tni! sren!ng: Ilsa
Old World" Dr. Smith IL gentleman Of great
candor. Of judgment. = GOOD observer. and m tn.
pressive speaker lia lecture viii possess special
tracing even more Of the public thought aud al.
! icnton than our own country.
An The members Of the association connected
4 81 thA HrtA - F-r nnk ANAh 49,
, 1870-12-13

For Dyspepsia. Indige4ttou, De-
prsss.on Of s2ir.s and General Debility, tue FeEFo-
rhospbc7ated Elixtr Of Caltsay2 Bstk tGaNsa!a
uaxa1d Co, New York. Nd sold by dfoegtsA
, 1870-12-13
The Police Courts.

Abraham op1enttein was ar.a.guer1 before jus
| tee Summerntld yesterday morning on he charge
OF Arson. His premises, lately Destroyed by use,
arc tAsd to have been heavily insured The e1-
| snlination WA continued In bsi! OF &a,ooe. ,,
| John Murray and Mike MCCARTHY. TWO ESall
| toys, we're sent before the Superior CouE1 tos
l tu&r
, 1870-12-13
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
The Recent Attempted Suicide.

V4C kEECCuI ANGHn1cu %ulctHes
In publishing An account OF the circumstances
attending the attempted suicide Of Miss Caroline
Ludwig, At her fathers realtlence, on ulnsdalu
atreet-an event that occurred iast Tuesday, but
Was not revealed to the public Until the following
Saturday motniug-0ur reporter. on the strength
OF what he considered Trustworthy Information,
tassed some Bevere reflections on the alleged acts
Of ME- Mich, who wns represented Aa having
been the chief instrument IN inducing the unfJr-
tuca:e firl to decide Oh the course which has
probably led 10 her ruin and attempted se!f-de.
st1uc,ion. We have since been informed that the
reported allegations we're, in measure, nnwAy.
n5 sae az .nat @ Asa a. o5eaSa
50 cu!pah'e as Was represented.
Mta Mich denies having had any designs ukcly
to result 2 she injury q ne younE gts and a.
that btiss Caroline was going astray. The girl
wa. frequently In her company. they being neigh
DalcinE @ M N Asademy, nor introduces M her &c. to tie
iuin. When spoken to By Caroline about leaving
Eli n NEE ssee
that she dtssuaAed her from adopting such
course, and told her OF her own exresienee as
eIpIessCd desire for line dresses, and expressed
| the belief that she could imp:ove her appearance
With the wages sne could earn in service. MEa
hcr that no wages the could en{n IN service would
tuhlee to dresa her in better clothing than that
furnished b! her parents. and only fancy girls
| MFs. Lndwte, on the other hand, "a Inclined to
nttach considerable blame to Mrs. Mtcns conduct,
| and believes that her dsughter Was induced ID
leave her parents house through MIA Mtch'a rep-
| refeutauonf, a., week before her departure.
| Caroline had informed her father that Nina Mich
| had atvise.i her to leave her parents house aud
so into service. 1t appeers that the g1fi met q
| fofrref friend, named "MoI1t," few dhYB b..
fore her d. patture, and that the latter begged bel
70 come to house where Bhe was stopping, as snt
would hare "6rleutlld times, and could dress Il
her hearts content. Acting upon tdts suggestion
without the knowledge Of Mrs Mich. she repairet
10 the house OF u-f me On Quincy street, wness
she was discovered by her ialher on the following
| TuesfkF.
, 1870-12-13

coxuopolltnu Tcarlstc, tho most
elegant aud harmless face tablet IN the world.
Sot 4 ltoutd nor ! loose, dusty powder. but SOLID
and convenient. Sold By AL druggtsts-
, 1870-12-13
5;5; ~: s;::;, g.: .::s y; sz !: -; T.
7p.m. A3 IN. W.. b.tnAL 80 -
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Ean :i6 tstoon Ifses....... 9s1 p
Bun - p m.E Moon sa 81 l. n
, 1870-12-13

Ruruett,z Kaltt>ton IL the best
p-epafatlon extans for eeaut,fytnI the complex
I'm md cur1pg sktn dtse4seA
, 1870-12-13

Francis Lorenzo wAs a1TAtxued before .usdce
! Moore yeaterday, on the charge OF Stealing 4
reeke.book containing $49 from Peter Sha~. Ho
vas held for further examination IN bail OF $780,
| SoKId SIDE court.
| Patrick Mrcar.i.s found policeman in trouble,
and on beng called upop refused 70 aastst hlua.
slt~R!pE that he was not 4 citizen. Justice Dre1a-
ef fined him T11.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

took the village of Vaux and the nights of Fressy
where it sustained itself. In the mean time the
Seventh and Eighth Corps, coming from Rezonville
opened the attack with heavy artillery practice while
the First Division Of cavalry took the rst sheltered
position behind it, and the infantry attacked the
enemy in the wood of Geneyaux. Again the enemys
guns silcnced, while the infantry encountered
an obstinate resistance in tie Geneyaux woods,
where the fight continued for hOnrs. Owing to the
density of the wood TIE hostile forces intermxed,
and Germans and French frequently fred into their
own ranks Emerging at last from the wood, the
Prussians carried the nights and the farm of st,
Hubert with severe loss. Further advance was i'm
possible on this side. The French artillery was
withdrawn, and the Prussian became silent.
About o'clock, surprising the enemy gone, Stein
metz ordered Hartmanns Cavalry to cross the defle
with two horse batteries and the 4th Uhlans, and
pursue. This was effected at p. m. The pursuers
found that the enemy had not retreated, but was
sheltered from the caDnonade 10y the troops which
had advanced. Our men encountered murder
ous fire from Chassep6ts, cannon, and mitraleuso5.
Dead and wounded instantly numbered the road.
The Prussian batteries reOpened shelterng the
cavalryI The duel continued till dark, when leaving
force on the field, the PrusSian main body fell
back At 4 o'clock in the morning the PTussian ar
tllery reopened the French replying until silenced
At the left. between Verneville and Arman-V iers,
the infantry fire alone heard at first but soon
the artillery begun, showing the approach
Of Prince Frederick Charles. The Ger
man infantry held firmly, awaiting the support
of the artillery and kept the enemy busy. The
French all day used the Chassepot from the trenches
at 1900 yards, inhictlne dsmay and severe losses.
But they were nevertheless desperate condition,
and being surrounded and attacked all sides,
their only chance to retreat to the fortress. At
O'Clock in the evening they made one more effort
To cut through our lines to Paris Line after
line OF rifemen, firing over each others,
shoulder, and shouting wildly, rushed from
the HIGHT to the ravine through the trees the
Prussian infantry, thinned and weakened, wavered
The moment was critical, but the artillery provi-
dentally opened and hurled back with slaughter
the assailants. The Russians then assumed the
offensive. Reenforcements happily arrived; the
King having approached. and dispatched the Pome-
ranian Corps that had been under fre TO the
front. It's aid decisive. Rushing forward and
firing it carried the nights. winning the day. On
the 10th, the enemy took refuge in Metz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
LEGISLATION IN PARIS.
KEILER's sTRAsBoURG COMMITTEE VOTED DOWN
-PALIKAo BoAsTs-PRICEs OF PROVISIONS
TO BE FIXED BY TROCHU.

KELLER's sTRAsBoURG COMMITTEE VOTED DOWN
-PALIKAo BOAsTs-PRICEs OF PROVISIONS
TO BE FIXED BY TROCHU.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRI' SR.I
LONDON, Friday, Sept. 2, 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at
Paris on Thursday evening (1st) says: Kellers mo-
ton to declare urgent his proposal for Parlia-
mentary Committee for the Rhine provinces was not
as stated in the report, adopted At Palikao came
down to the House. and in very naughty, cross, and
even threatening tone, said that Keers motion was
only renewal of the attempts lately made in
various forms to usurp executive power, and he
would resolutely set his face against any such pro-
posal II was a slur upon himself and friends to as
sumo that everything that possible had not been
done. He boosted that since he had been Minister,
armies had risen out of the earth if by enchant-
ment already 100000 Prussans had been put hors de
combat and Corps of French tireurs had invaded
Baden and cut railway very useful to the enemy in
bringing provisions.
The only question he now asked for the last time
was, whether Minister possessed of the confidence
of the Chamber in future should give himself the
trouble to come to the House unless he had some
thing really important to communicated Accord
inely the Chamber, notwithstanding sympathy with
Keller's motion, rejected it by 18l to 81
There is great difficulty in feeding the cattle
that are in the Bots de BoulOgne. Ii is proposed to
dispense the collection till the Prussians come Pro-
visions are again falling owing to the police decree
regulating the sales. Trochu gives notice that he
viii stop extravagant prices by fixing tariff"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
THE SIEGE OF sTRAsBOURG.
ANOTHER UNSUCCESSFUL sORTIE-THE SECOND
PARALLEL NEARLY COMPLETED.

ANOTHER UNSUCCESSFUL soRTIE-THE SECOND
PARALLEL NEARLY COMPLETED.
MoUSDELsHEIM, Friday, Sept 2-Noon
The siege of Strasbourg continues. A sortie by
the garrison was made at o'clock in the morning.
The French opened with very strong but not we'll
directed fire along the whole front, when vigorous
artillery fire ensued The losses sustained by the
Prussans are not yet known but they are considered
unimportant.
At the same time the French made sortie upon the
island of Weaken and toward the railway station
Col Rause, with the First Battalion of the "a Baden
Grenadiers drove back the enemy from the railway
into the fortress ut. Graef, of this regiment and
about so men we ID or wounded.
The attack on Noaken was repulsed by the Goth
Regiment. One French officer and four chasseurs
were taken prisoners. Lieut. Won Versen was
wounded. The second parallel is nearly completed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS FRENCH NEWS.

ANOTHER RAID ACROSS TIE RHINE-THF SIEGE
OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE WOMEN
AND CHILDREN THROUGH sUBTERRANEAN
PASsAGE-THE KING OF PRUSSIA SAID TO BE
PARIS, Friday, Sept p 1870.
The Project Of the Department of Bas Rhine an
nounces to the Government that on the 3lst of Au-
gust "wednesday the sharpshooters, accompanied
by a body of Cnstom-House officers, crossed the
Rhine few miles below Strasbourg, aud captured
five large boats fastened on the Baden shore They
contained much valuable property.
II is stated here that the King of Prussia is insane
and has been tsLen to Berlin. 1t is reported here
that q large French army, under command of Gen.
Douay has entered the territory of Baden, and that
the old people, women, and children of Strasbourg
have been enabled to leave the city by means - a
ubterranean passage in an old cloister recently lis
covered.
The Pdvs makes q demand that the Chan bers
separate until after the wat owing to the fact tbat
too much time has been taken up in useless in
oniries which disturb and impede the action OF the
Government large force of TurcOslhas arrived at
Toulop from Algeria in magnificent order. Another
large force II Kabyles is coming, all of whom have
heen eouippad and mounted at their own expense.
They are lnerous enough to form corps d ar"'oo.
A number of Germans were arrested to-day for
non-compliance with the order to leave Paris VI.
TEier, has not appeared in the Chambers Tor TWO
DAYS He is known to be ILL
In the Corps Legslatif to-day Deputy Cremeux
proposed delay in the payment OF commercial
effects for two months instead OF one month ~
already nroyided for which was also declared
uroent and adopted. The Bishop of strasbourg IS
reported to have died yesterday.
The Prince Imperial s expected at Maubenge from
Avesr,a. ileet of gunboats arrived in the Seine
to-day. The banks of the river were covered with
ex,ited crowds, who cheered the fleet as 1t passed
The Council of State at Paris think OF fixing the
nrice of bread and provisions owing TO the rapaeiy
of the dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Sir Edward Thornton is expected at Quebec
to-day anu will he the OF the GoveoGenera and Lady Young
The Montreal Mining Company have sold their
LAKES and Huron embracing 49,
mixes Prentice McDouga Of Montreal City for s25o
THE trot at Westfeld, Mass, yesterday, for a
800 between Honest George and Woronooo By the
former being distaneet on the she nr beat
THE suit OF the Northern Railroad agf. The
Concord Railroad at Manchester H. resulted yesterday, in the
Of 0ndow Stsar and Frederick receiver pending the
decision Of the
The first carload of grain in bulk shipped
om to the South By the oSd len that @ Wedsesy
for Georgia The promises to be followed b
large business in grain TO the South by railroad
Josiah Turner, through his counsel, moved at
Raleigh C. for bench Gov Holien oI "
se before Judges sk se Of the sepe1e CooI " NO
tOa entertained and the closes 70 moffo.
The last rail was laid on The Indianapolis,
Bloomington and Western Railxay yesrGy forming Jan eehf
trunk route the distspe nom
Cincinnati and Indianapolis. to Omaha An' oS r'' " '~
Three hundred employee IN the Toledo. Wa
hash and Western Railroad Sns - o. t w
their wages past s.P M "a a. s, Aoss -
Of II. rck between upper point q he , vac ssa
~ ~ ..ntured trains allowed 70 60 cai he
~ ~ orr ba determined The Ioeoo wassb ana west
- have sey into possession o. ms nns we reAa
and the men bsye no clam oa '''' w. - - "S'~
mis- will be fecid