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GERMANY.
Bi,marok's Conditions for nm Armis-

Bismarck's Conditions for nm Armis-
R-'g.s tice.
Berlin, Sept 25.
An interview between NJ. Favrc and
Won Bismarck occurred on the 10th OF
September at La Ferriets, and lasted from
8 to 12 o'clock at night Next morning
Favre returned to Paris The surrender
OF Strasburg, Toul and Vcrdun was asked
as the condition Of an armEstiCe, solely to
enable the German armies to obtain neces'
sary supplies and provisions. The sur
render OF Mont Valerian was not demand.
cd. Tho Russian government declares
that It considers tho conditions rCasona-
bic. rs
q. Paris Isolated. EFs
with the completed investment Of the
city, Paris is absolutely isolated. All
avenues Of cgrcss or ingress arc closed
The negotiations Of Minister Dclbruck
ut Munich, resulting iavorably the basis
Of entrance Of South Germany into tic
North German confederation, under the
existing constitution, was modified to
omit B0varian demands.
The prohibition Of export Of grain and
flour from North Germany has been re-
vOkCd. The importation Of coal into Al
sacc and Lourainc from the Palitinatc
md Rhcnisll by Prussia Is allowed.
The commander at Strasburg has re-
tired upon the citadel.
A reserve army Is forming here desig-
mated the 18th corps, with marching Or
dCrs. a..g.... 5. ff i.EE
Tie official number Of Germans ex-
PEELED from France Is 10000.
Dlissrul Ignorance in Strasburg. 6
A special correspondent tclegtaphs from
Carlsfuhc on The 25ih: "Col. Won Buren,
Of the Swiss delegates 10 Strasburg, has
published the result Of his visit to the In
terior oI the city, which Is Indifferent TO
outside events. Tho garrison Is entirely
ignorant Of military occurrences aud re-
fuses to believe tho German reports. They
arc confident that the French llRrmy ts
murching TO raise the siege. There will
be great excitement when tho truth Is
made known. The cathedral Is somewhat
injured, but can he repaired, and the clock
Il still perfect. It was reported destroyed
because II has been uEwoUnd since The
bombardment The troops In the citadel
after respecting for some days The hospital
on tho Island opposite Kehl, on which the
international flag Is flying, shelled It two
successive nights, and wounded two sur
geons Siege guns afe now arriving at
Phalsburg, hitherto bOmbarded BY six
field pieces only
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tNewiYork Cattle Market.
---,I--- II MN YoRK. Aopt. e.

'Ni ''NH. 4s.. NAMt4 4VttAt aSpt' ~
okETLE-9t 800 fpr the week, with $500 to-day.
1876 cars At190th street; 81 At COmmnnlpAw, and
1876 ct WeehAWkGnl. Tho meat market 10 still
Vlutted with thin dressed beef Weather warm.
texRns ars selling at 696cN Many Texan. and
Other, thin cAttle-mOte Than O0-Gre unsold to.
night And prices &c lowef, or 70l6c, very few
eIeeodlnR 16c-the average being 18HC,, l6Q
Texans 5 cwt, sold Ct &c; $50 Ohio. cwt- at 1S5e
iSe; 10 Kentucky, X cwt, at 14016Xc; TOlndt'
81 saSEr e y M LIHss-Foot up 1O7Oo head to.
day; sale8 slow; prices weaker, and many hold
inS over, Fat sheep arc scarce and worth 9c;
1eiectioas 1 &c: thin to medium 45SXe, Lambs
vary from 6@IKc, A. car 89 pound Ohio sheep
sold at SIC; car poor Ohio, o pounds. &c; a ca
iSmbs. 70 poundS, 7Hc: car CanaIaS, o. pounds,
6Ec.H Total number Of sheep g, $50 ''h
q hoGs Have fa4en of more than Hc since FL
day. There were 81 cars to-day, and tho markel
was much depressed; dressed selling at Ike
i9c; live arc quoted Gt sX09Ac. Total number
Of hogs for tho week Z, 100. ''i
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WAsHINGroN.
! WAsn1NoroN, Sept. 90,

satag 90. gTi WASHINGTON, Sept 2G,s -
The report that Admiral Porter will be
relieved from further active duty in the
Navy Department on account OF failing
health seems to be believed at the Depart.
mGnt, though nothing post6vcis known
Iinsfegard 10 the matter. eF y w
Lieut.. Col. Alfred Sully is relieved from
duty us Superfntcndentiof Indian Affairs
in Montana.
quarters o, the Departmental of Texas has
been transferred from Austin TO San An
tonic. -..~..- a-..,,l,.
larger cities have been received. The
returns from the South come in slowly,
No attention is paid by the Government
to the alleged repeal of.thei law creating
a department Of the Interior, said to have
been made in the Patent Office act! The
enactment Of various appropriations Tor
that department by Congress shows that
tho legislation alluded to was uninten'
ttnnRl Sii .,Y -s 81 a.NrEEi.t E,9E'l37i ~ = {
There is reason To believe that tic
instructions to the new Minister to Eng.
land, as regards the Alabama claims, do
not differ fom those given 70, Minister
Motley. It isstill the desire Of the PrGsit
dent that when the negotiatiopsy arc re:
sumed, that they be conducted I'd Wash
ington, 4 --.s sHN , .,
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From Last Nlghrs Gin. Gazette.

From Last Nights Gin. Gazette. .,.,l
The eIPolIcy Of the Democracy.
Senator Thurman, in his late speech in
this city-a speech that was, .ass he in
formed his audience, carefully prepared in
advance, and delivered from manuscript
took the ground that the thirteenth, four,
tecnth and ,fifteeth amendments to the
Constitution were illegally adopted, and
are therefore null and void. This was a
bold utterance, and it is an issue in this
campaign that throws into the shade
all others. 1t cmbodles substantially the
revolutionary utterances Of Frank Blair
to the New York Democratic Convention
which, nominated him for Vice President
Upon,t this issue the Georgia Democracy
have organized; and EaF d dpihg arc thus
commended by the1 Commoner, of this
city, in the following terms:
Georgia, the home of Alexander Ste;
phens, has thrown off tho letHaFgy that
seemed to enervate her fora shoEtI time,
and. once more her statesmen become
the champions OF the oppressed sons
OF her soil. Georgia Democracy will not
recognize the 14th and 18th Amendments,
and will select only such men to represent
her in Congress as are willing and able to
oppose all centralization schemes and
measures that are calculated to prolong
the misery Of our Southern brothers, to
deplete our treasury, and to rob us Of our
public lands. We .entrtain2the greatest
hopes Of our Georgia brethren 10 help lis
in the attempt to drive these Unsuitable
Republican rats from our public crib.
We have now to ask the Commoner
this great question: Suppose tho Demo.
cratic party should obtain power, and the
18th, 14th and 10th Amendments should
be declared null and void, what would the
effect he in regard to slavery and the
status Of the colored people? Would i
not restore the Southern States to the po-
sition they occupied when they declared
war against the Government, and re:estab-
lish slavery and the laws that existed in
1851 for the protection Of this institution :
These are questions fur more important
than any other, or all others, now before
tho people, because they propose to Unset.
tie all that has been settled, and to declare
that, in putting down the great rebellion,
nothing was accomplished except to de-
feat the rebel armies in q trial Of strength
on the battlefield. Our victory in?that
struggle, if the Democratic idea isto be
accepted and adopted, secured neither in
demnity for the past nor security for the
future, r..r 49, ~
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Cincinnati Market. l9a

-F7f.N9I ~ ~ t'"T Cm0nNAFI. Sept, %. Y
coEroz-5D Dull; mlddliDgS at1TXs. pN ID
itaR1iTZW6eat flrn; rcd at 81 l401 IS. Germ
Demand fGir and arm at T00I2c. Rye-DemAnd
light and holders arm at 11090c. Oats ftm.
Barley quiet; winter At 81 2001 o. e D n
Demand fair aud market frn. Peg. y.
GllEEsE-s Stock Withdrawn, anticipating higher
SsESDs-clOver seed-aood demand at fall
prices, at 100 per ID. t...,.,, .-..
AZ Is! N Lard dali and prices nominal, Bulk
Meats dull, and holders arc anxious 70 sell bulk
1houleFs attic BAeon-0nly . limited demand;
ahoulderS, and sides at 1GD17c, -,.,
WmsKT-Dnll; and prices dropping At 0s1c,
GR0oIRIEs-Qu Qulat. ~ j! ''sei NH
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Arrest Of the Supposed Nathan Mur-
dereT. H--gE ..sl.llt.
SCuUY1KILL HAVEN, Sept "a

A]SA y AAAAAA4A A4AA 4AANA SSkf% NA''a's
An arrest has taken place this morning
that promises to secure the conviction Of
the party guilty Of tho murder Of Mfr.
Nathan. On the fifteenth Of August, q
young man named Francis ]. Kepling
came TO Schuylkill Haven and took quar-
tors at Eplipgs Hotel. Almost his first
remark was asking the landlord If he had
heard OF the Nathan murder, lc seemed
restless and troubled, could not sleep, at
night and at length admitted to the
boarders that hc was within four feet Of
Nathan when he was hit; TINT he (Keps
ling) lad the iron dog Id his hand!a short
time before the murder was committed !;
that he knew where the dog was purt
chased; that Nathan dropped when he
was hit tho first blow, and that he could
at any time lay his hand on the murderer!
He was urged to 60 to New York and lay
information before tho authorities, but 70.
fused, saying: "1f q certain party did not
do the right thing, he would blow, II, a
short timO" Since this confession lie has
been very reticcnt and refuses to admit
anything. But close surveillance Of his
d fearful chain Of circumstances. He Is
known to havG q pawn ticket for dla-
monds and iewelryI and has some bloody
clothes half washed. His manner has
been that Of ono upon whom some terri
bic crime hung. No rest; no sleep; no OPP
petite. Helms been In constant cores
pondence with some parties in New York,
and we'd from them letters and monGy.
He claims to'hGve been bartender, at q
saloon on the conner OF Broadway and
Blocker street, Hc says he knows Wash.
in1ton Nathlh well; that he many times
opened champaIgn6 for him; that &htfathl
er's name Is Robert K6pllng, and Che Re.
sides at No. "a Maiden Lame, Or ut least
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san Francisco.
SAX FRANoIsco. sept. q

SAX FRANCISCO, Sept, 20.
Tho Italians intend celebrating the oc-
Cupation Of Rome by the Italian army.
There was q magnificent aurora bore.
alis display last night, from seven to
nearly morning. b .li
At the French Sanitary Fair yesterday
and last night the receipts amounted to
three thousand dollars, II continues two
days longer. l1L Ll--Le ~ Il1t.
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ITALY.
FLoRENcE. sept, 20.

VI - FLORENCE, Sept 20. .
General ICadorna, in addressing: the
Provisional Government at Rome, COM
missioned by himself on Saturday last,
said: "Your task Is sublime. The goth
OF September is an era in your history for
it makes Rome again tho capital Of the
kingdom. God is maniIcsuy with you"
Victor Emanuel's Letter to the Pope.
LONDON, Sept 30.
The letter Of Victor Emanuel to the
Pope announcing the necessity for the oc-
cupation Of Rome, Is condemned by some
as too dutifnl, and by others, as too AFRO
CANT .- .,E
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JAcoBY, for whose release the telegraph
reports this morning petitions are being
signed in Germany, is DR. JOHANN
JAcoBY, who was recently put in prison
by The Prussian government for being the
author of resolutions adopted alta public
meeting Of Germans disappearing Of the
forcible annexation Of French territory to
Germany, The Doctor has been, often
the victim ot governmental resentment
after the fashion of governmental force
and power. He Is thorough Demo-
crat, and goes for the consent Of the pco-
pie and the rule Of tho people in all. mat
ters so conscientiousis he that lie could
not consider it thing less than an OUT
rage to annex people to Germany without
their consent This waywardness Of his
has made him quite familiar with the III!
side Of the prison. He was imprisoned
in 1910 for lis democratic writings pI1e
was leader in the Republican namoye-
ment Of 49, and was q membor Of The
first German Parliament, and, then Of
tho Prussian Chamber. Upon the ;disso:
luton Of the latter, he fed to- SwitZer-
land, but returned to his country
upon hearing that there was o process
against him for treason, and stood llf
trial. He was afterwards elected to the
new Chamber, and was sent to prison once
moro for seditious language.go He was ,qt.
forwards again sent to prison for eighteen
months fol his memoir Of Henri StnionI q
Republican, Tor the Objectionable political
views he Incorporated in the memoir 80
that Doctor Jac0Dy has paid dearly lor
his opinions, and knows well.Rhlt Jail
life Is! Hc strived hard for Republican
ism, but has enjoyed very little oft save
in contemplating lis beauties from prison,
where his admiration for freedom was
keenly whctted by the, restraint put upon
him. .,arfoiHataaq2 !9gu3 ~
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AN EDITOR FOR c CoNaREss@Afr. ELLIS
b. RonEaEs, editor Of the Utica, q. "
Herald, has been nominated by the Re
publlcans of his district for Congress,
The Herald is one Of the most excellent
papers in the country, and it seems pity
to spoil so good an editor as MI. ROBERTS
to make a Congressman!
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Philadelphia Market.
PunApE1rRrA. Sept. %.

4HIl31I17l81aE INV E5VI1F' %0'
FG0uR-QuIet and unchanged. ID. Yr..y.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and unchanged; rcd,
81 SOL 10; white, 81 A., Rye-SS090c. Corn
bull aud unchanged; mixed 06097r. 0ats-De.
mand fall, and firm Gt5t0b5C.
PRoYIsIoNA-Inacttye: Mess Pork, $97 50128.
PETRoLEUn-CrudO,1 16Kc; Refined 2I4l lD983fc.
WHIsKY-ste9dy, AT Sg5190C. lIT'.'
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Da1ltimllloClre lllCl alarket.

10 ....t. ..5 rf oALEAVhb' sept" o.
FLouR-Quiet and weak.
3RAtN-Wheat-Del 1nlr and firm: rod
western 81 IS. COrn-YCllOw ,G3695c. Oats
Demand fair and market hrm at 4704sc. Rye
PRov1s1oNs- Heavy at S27 5OSV7 70
Bacon-Weak; bacon shoulders 14}<d314Kc;
hams 24625c. Lard-Quiet at 18Xc.
WnIBKY-Ftrm at 9lc.
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SPAIN.
MADRID, September 90.

De Rodas, Captain General Of Cuba, lias
been informed By the Spanish Govern.
ment that his resignation will be accepted,
il insisted on. f''
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New York DFy Goods IIarket.i

[ .lsa4 J. II Dalt brs .fl5aAgg. ollls1 oePA p F
Fair business and STEADY Eates, bat tho market
'lB lacking that degree Of animation which m .
been u ChREaotGF1StlEIAtu the past ak weeks.
Stocks, hoFeVer,aFe light and prices genafRlly
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Another victory for the White stock.
ingS.

anarN PHILADELPHIA, Sept 90.
The game between the White Stockings
and Atlantics Of this city resulted in ia.
Yor Of Chicago-11 10 u. sHHl-
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q IN
Opened but recently for purposes Of inGttua
ton, this Institution has already attained avery
extensive range Of patronage and support 1s,!,ii
1t possesses the finest grounds and building ip
Glasses arc formed in all the regular Depart
ments Of Collegiate and Scientific Study.NLl{l
Special advantages for thorough acquisition
Of tho Modern Languages, the Study Of Geology,
and other branches In tho interest Of AEtiepl'
Chemistry taught according to tho now and
only correct system. lg IldU
Teachers' Glass every Spring Terna s.iH
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus. L lsd
TUITION, from $lb tO$24 peF year.
FALL TERM beglns September .7th.l Winter,
December Oh. Spring, March 9IsE.
Commencement, June 18th. 10 al.ggs liiW
tH-S Send for Catalogue, ..Sasu
GEO. g. 'SrURG1as,$
Secretary Board Of TtcRent9.
MoROARrowsi, y. "a, July So, ls57p.ros,ILI.
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Pn11ApE1rH1A, Sept, 20.

The game between tho Atlantics and
White Stockings Of Chicago was decidedly
the best played here this season. The
batting on both sides ut times was very
heavy, and the fielding tirst!class. About
5000 people witnessed the game. 8rls4
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MI .Misaonri state Eair. :.
z hif l.ssA ST. Z Lours,S Sept, go.

'f'Hha hsf Isss' Il. ST. Lours, Sept, 2B.s
Tho demand lor stalls for horses and
cattle and pens for hogs to be exhibited at
the Fair next week Is unprecedented and
additional accommo od9ti ions arc being con
strncted.a All prominent stock breeders
IN Missouri. K KenluclEy and large number
from other States, both GaBt and west, viii
be present with the finest herds in the
country. nT'he entries In other depart.
ments Is unusually large and YaFied! ,apd
tlie,Fait as 6whoIe will absolutely exceeb
any ever IIcld III America. .arL y, ;.sa bso
The.stGta Fair Of Kansas will open to.
morrow az Fort Scott. A large amodnt!o
stock has already arrived itr0m OHIO, lnI
diana, Missouri and Texas, and the tntli
cations arc that the iairtWilll lsurpass any
previous exhibition heldthetS. I.
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BRussEI.s, September 2l

Throughout the, whole Of yesterday
there was great excitement, consequent
upon the news OF the failure OF all negotia:
tons for peace. The! terrible demands OF
the war for both men and materials, has
awakened q feeling Of terror, among al
classes, and there Is Il strong and. outspo;
ken conviction that the real issues OF the
war, SO far rs the people are concerned,
were long since decided, and that further
hostilities Is little short Of murder. fes;
terday bands Of workingmen paraded the
streets singing the Marsellaisc, ard crying,
"Vfpo. Il France" .ra ,.o. .,n,' % gs. I, al
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BELGIUM :, ID :
sLIt. r4f.i. 1T L-r-raI TIIIi' E'l ~ EIls.tAg
The Press Denouncing Prussia; /,
''F ''' BRussEL1s. September 90.

The Press UenounclhB FFEHRsSP11Hqtft lFlIFIEHRsSP1qtt N
BRUssELIs, September 90. /
The Belgian press unanimously de-
poqpee thq arrogance Of Prusslla'n Us l' preten-
S'St' S'ASt' 40 IoNDos, September go. 2
Belgium is grieved and alarmed at the
failure OF the negotiations for peace. The
Ratrie, newspaper now issued at Potct-
ers, was the semi.of1cial journal under
the old regime, but Is now enthusiastic
for the Republic A treaty between Bel.
gium and Prussia for tho release OF the
wounded in Belgian hospitals, has been
signed by representatives o both govern
ments. alt7 IEA "g''iWi ~
War Feeling and Sympathy for
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small and has dirk hair. He said he had
lost forty.Seven pounds in weight since he
len New York. He was employed as q
hand on q canal boat on the Schuylldll
canal at the time Of his capture. In his
conversation he repeatedly tells things
which would .criminate him: He will be
in New York tomorrow.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.
sKeplipg, the young man arrested Id
Pennsylvania, on suspicion 7ot concern in
the Nathan murder, hAs been brought to
tlls!clty.o"i iai4flGs8 3nJ6I9 o.
Later,-The Vreport that rthe Nathan
murderer was in custody proved untrue,
Kcpung, who was arrested ut Pottsyille,
Pa, arrived in this city today, in charge
ofDetective Farley, and will be brought
before Justice DowlingI tomorrow. It
has been ascertained, however, TINT he
was iniN New Jersey at the time the mur.
der was committed. His, arrest was caus;;
cd by his cxtravagant account Of Ills own
exploits. '1.''''1.,
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money andrStOck Market.
I'D. NEW YoEH, Sept 90.
Wall 0tFeot 70 QTIet, n

MoNEY-EaSy Bt 4f15 per cent. LG
SEERLES0-UnSottledi. good l09H; prime 'lo94E
@109k. -.
GoLD-Quiet and lower, but closed. steady;
opened ak ilSx, and closed a. 1I8H..V Borrowing
rates 81, a ~ per eent and aAt. oieaf;
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Nothing New. from Paris.
ToURs, Sept. 2G,-Noon.

KVUI'0i 'SSFV' "VI 4VV1'''
Still later dates received from Paris, be-
yond some skirmishing at the outposts,
there Is nothing new. A Versailles mes
sagc, says the Prussians have undertaken
nothing important in that neighborhood.
The gunboats on the Seine are ready
toracti0n, and entrenchmens and barri.
Cades arc going up everywhere around the
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Death,of ,dudge Grier, Of the U. s.
supreme Beneha .dtisL.

Judge Robert 2. adssSd died lSst . e,Sen1ing, 9,
aged NJ y6aatSI Z E1aez RSS suffered from
paralysis several years.
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FightinC Ncar Paris.

.vYa LONDON, September 2G.
Fighting all day Friday, near Paris, is
reported, but the accounts aro so contra
dictory that the English Journals refuse
to publish them.
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western Union Telegraph, Ss} Sssj}S lGdsnt Exi
pFess, 65K; Wells, Fargo 8 Co., 4S1Iff; New York
f%si9sa % 81 iiSfiea, 81; - i3S d6 q pFeISiitSd. a. 2S9
Reading, 98H; Michigan Central, 1IgK,; t0laye-
land 3 PtttSbIrgh. lbs; North WeStRFn, ~ DO pro.
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Paris were absolutely untrue Proclama-
tions Of martial law in Algeria have been
suspended. Prussian dragons are at
Meudon, they have also strong forces at
Bougival, Reuil, Nanterre, aud near Chat:
tillon. Skir1nishes have occurred at Viii.
juif, L'Hays, Chevilly and elsewhere.
The Prussians have apparently concluded
to abandon the St. Denis side. Other
movements now look as though they in
tended to make an attack at Sceaux. Later
information reports the Prussians near
Bouget. and at StelOnl.