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n. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOTS, ut. Is.
'TOBACCO-Sieady.
fLOCR-Dull and unchanged
wHEAT-Bettcr grades II fall scarre and in de-
mand No red 81 laa1 IS; strictly prime 81 liza
I 20; No !, 81 I2aI ..
COkN-IDull and unchanged at 5sas5c sacked.
OATS-Eirm and unchanged 1t 300 &c.
BARLEf-Nere doing for better grades a, COCA
81 90 for prime To choice.
RYE-Slov at 65aSsc.
PROYISIONS-weak and prices easier.
PORK-Scs %.
RACON-S shoulders ls1.c; clear rib I7,<al51zc;
clear sides l9c.
LARD UNCHANGED
HlGHwINES-Dun al s.1I@sac
CATTLE-unchanged at q 0o9s 20; extra
shipping would bring higher figures but none is
here.
HOGS-In moderate supply; "a, sell at 81 80
90,
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New YORK, Oct. Is.
FlOUR-Stcaiy super SIS 30@5 80; extra a5 20
as 80; choice s. sjns ~; white wheat IS ,5aS Is
winter; No =. Chicago spring old 81 mixed
spring 81 Is; No Chicago new 81 39a1 81; winter
red aud amber 81 Sol 10.
RlE-4uiet.
BARLEY-ln fair demand hut lower. western
81 i0.a1 121z.
CORN In fair demand hut lower lac: mixed
e2gst c,chiehy s2@ Sc; ronnd yellow .sr
OATS-Dull and dropping western sc, old 4.c
delivered.
PORK-Isull but steady
33Lc. Is#-
BULK MEATS Dull AMI dropping; hams in
pickle I9c.
MlDDI.ES-Quict; long clear Iss.MlS
LARD-Steady; steam If4al G15c; kettle I6x
@l7c.
WHISKEY-Active and avanced to g2so2,zc
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

In view Of the approaching election of County
officers, 1 respectfully announce myself as cand-
date for the Office Of Superintendent Of Public In
tructi"n, and Solicit the part Of the electors Of
Learenworth County fair and considerable can
vass Of my qualifications and fitness for the Office.
J. A. BLACKMAN,
Paramount Township.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-Regiaration of
voters has been going on all day, and but
few arrests are made by the United States
officers for repeating or other fraudulent acts.
Commissioner Davenport continues swearing
in Deputies, Inspectors and Supervisors to
enforce the laws on election day.
The corner stone Of the new St. Luke's
Home for INDECENT Christian women was
laid this afternoon BY Bishop Potter.
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MARKETs By TELEGRAPH.
STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. IS.
Money market easy a; sac.
Sterling cxchangc-Brokcrs bills advanced to .,
Gold opened at -; fe, to 19ssS; recovered to -;
closing steady.
Clcarances SEC, OOc, $40.
Governments steady.
Coupons, 81, I31s@ii; 90, ic7sai3; 90,
11laaiIss; 20, 1i7s912; new 1ossai0,.; 81,
Io,,saIo,z; '6s, Io,z@IGss; 1910, $685.; Is
1rk@lIss.
state bonds neglected.; No. IS 6e,.c.
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Pelissesl-Rsslr,sa Av,>s.s-..s

ST. LOUIS, Oct. l1The Lber.l Republi-
cans nominated full county ticket to-day.
Col w. Miner Roberts, Associate Chief
Engineer Of the Illinois 4 St. Louis Bridge
Company, has been appointed Chief Engineer
Of the Union Pacific Railroad, and viii en-
ter upon his duties On the LIST prox.
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Are you suffering from oostiven--s or In need 81
an efficient Purga,ive' Edward wiLI-r'. Family
Pills are vegetable tonic and in igorant Of uncom-
mon excellence. For constipation and biIiou,n.s,
they are certain remedy. BY their actiom they
both revive and refresh the o,eroa-,i system Nor
is this all. There i. nothing in their composition,
which is not vegetable. They ars potent FIR g,--I
among the strong and robust. They are III. on.
srsrent laxative needed by the delicate and
weakly. The liver, tine great gland Of the
holy, determines bath the purity Of the bIos-i anil
the condition Of the bowels. These pills contain
herbs, gums, roots, and i'arks, every one Of which
is celebrated an ambitious remedy, and whi,h
II there he = single ascertained fact In m.,iicine
constitute the most genial and perfectly satisfactory
Purgative yet discovered. They do not ra-p anil
injure. They clean out the depraved and viiiate.I
and. persuade the liver. They tone the stbtnaoh,
and through it the brain and nerves. They io not
restore. In all the PhIssma,is
Ery.ip-las, Vertigo, Dizziness. In
ELIMINATION II the Brain, Liver, Kidneys, aud
and in every other affection IN which
puryaiivc IL desirable, thee psis heyoud all
psfsiventure a true panscss. H~nee use none
other a. they do you harm, and their effects
are invariably beneficial
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PERHAPS the Kansas City papers will ex-
plain why town of 81, 600 Kansas City?
has only a vote of 500.

As many papers throughout the State do
not know the name of our candidate for
State Treasurer, we would say that it is
JOSIAH T.. HAYES.
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TIE Missouri River and Lcavenworth,
lAtchison & North Western Railroad cOmPa-
nics have approved the leases Of those roads
10 the Pacific Railroad of Missouri.
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Dealh O1 Nolan.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE death of
Nolan has caused much excitement here.
Mayor Fox has issued a warrant for the ar
rest of VIM. B. Mann, implicated in the
shooting by Nolan's dying deposition.
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WANTED.

AGENTS wANTED-,sS5 a MONTH"; BY
N tRer AMERICAN KNITTING. MACHINE
%. Ibslon Mass, or 81. Louis, No. octlSwl25
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fss'oas s'sea al1sv their systems to "run
down." es-osAe& Yavshn-lsvn BY over-vork,
accompanied 81 sss4 q 4. p.os.r n.... q
invigos,tioa. TAs result b What il called s.cxx-
KRAL DE1lLzTy," in other words, . failure and
partial collapse q Ae pAyse.l forces, accompanied
usnAy, ~ peA depseasSoa ofsplrits i
Ths btst seosdy n saeAi e.ses ID Hossetser's
stsaseA Blttss. whetberthe ssAte q exhaustion
dlssiP st5Gs, anxiety q mind, Exposure, OF any
other esass tAs renedisl EJECT Of this sseat slea-
seAse Vim BE fsapd equally prompt Ind certain.
As restorative, afser severe sitkne has Frustrated
the bodily and mental energies. II IS pronounced,
by competent medical authority, The Best Tonic
IN .se." Ifnen vesV not lbolisAly eareieS shout
their health, and over conAdent N themselves,
they vosh always, vhes engaged in shy vosk that
rsqaired great cxertios, use corresponding means
a sustaining their strrsgth.' For this PaYposs
Hssaesters Bitten ere Invaluable. An teller.
shosd uss them q IN invisos.nt. '''
For those CONSTANTLY employed in in-tiopr ocru-
petitions, especially in crowded workshops, they
may BE reehcned - the very best sasusrd ofAealth
Where there Is predisposition to constipation, or
. tendency to hliousness. they msy 10 truly said
10 Be . specific br which there h NO substitute.
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'T Gettl0I Married. So ~
EHAYs ron YOrSe MEN, on Social Evils, and
the ProPriety or improperly Of getting Married,
With sanitary help for those who feel unified for
matrimonial happiness. Sent frye, scaled en-
veioPes. Address. HOWARD ASS CATION.
Box p. PhilsaelPhis, II. 2OdAvfa
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Ksasas Roeanc Railway Table.
Nail-o 10 q. m. daily, except Sunday. rl,i
ceomnoda1Sn+:S p M, 10 Topeka. g.. :,
Express-I0:30 p. m. daily. ="
~, gan ARRIVE. 'U
ExPfesB-6:SJ .. M. daily. .-.- --i- -
MALTESE p. m. daily, except sunday.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
HoUsIHoLD NAcAZnI

complete przc stsry valued at sIOO Forty pages of
other matter. Yearly 81. Sold by New>aealers at
10 cents per copy. Splendid Premiums $500 cash
10 be awarded for prize clubs. Specimen copy
nee. address s. 5. WOOD, Newburyh, n. Y.
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Be- More than 100000 people hear te~ti-
mony to the wonderful curative effects Of DR..
Pierces Alt. Ext. Of Golden Medical Dir
cOvery. 1t cures Bronchitis, and the wont
lingering coughs. AS an Anti-Billious med
icine for oliver Complaint" it has no equal.
1t permanently cures constipation Of the
bowels, cleanses and puriics the blood and
thereby cures Scrofulors and Syphilitic taints
and all diseases of the skin, as Pimples,
Blo,ches, Boils, Rashcs and Eruptions. Sold
by druggists. [d&w]
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HARTFORD, Oct. l7-Governor English
has appointed Thursday, November 9th,
as Thanksgiving. :
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Oaw.

''BREAD CAST UPON THE WATERS" II
the Great Providence has not literally cast
bread upon the waters, He has planted the
elements. of wholesome nourishment .On the
rocks, in the shape of Sea Moss, from which
the Sea Noes Farine is made. This new
article has everywhere won golden opin-
ions Of all sorts Of people,, and the house
keepers of the Land generally regard it in
the double light Of a staple necessity and
a delicious luxury, for while its use lessons
the expense Of living, the exquisite dishes
prepared from it cannot be obtained even at
an extmvagant cost, from any other source
Scientific COMMITTEES, hotel keepers, pro-
fessional cooks, ladies who superintend their
own kitchens, physicians, nnrses, dyspeptics,
aud invalids Of every class bear witness to
these facts. To this mass Of endorsements
we unhesitatingly add our own; and without
fear of contradiction ray that the blanc
mango, puddings, c,lstards, &C., are the most
delicious We have ever tasted. eOdAw.
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Pomona, Fraaklia county, Kansas,
In pursuance of long cherished desire,
VIC will give our readers an account Of our
visit, some time since, to the new town OF
Pomona, about ten miles west Of the thriving
city of Ottawa. While on a visit at the lat
ter place We met our old friend, Prof. S. T.
Kelsey, the founder of Pomona. Prof.
Kelsey Was rs enthusiastic IS ever on the
subject Of trecr, and nervously eloquent over
the future prospect of Pomona. Listening
to his glowing description, We eagerly &C
cepted his invitation to visit his, prairie
colony. A brisk ride of two hours brought
ms to his capocious dwelling house. from
which We got good view Of the town site
and Immediately surrounding country. The
prime movers in the Pomona enterprise are
MeSn. MILESTONE and Kelsey, Mr.. Whet-
stone uniting his capital and real estate
knowledge to the practical agricultural ex-
pericnce and energy of Mr.. Kelsey. They
own, in the vicinity of Pomona, l., 900 acres
of land, all under one fence. Fifteen miles
of Usage hedge are planted, and one hundred
miles more are prepared for next season.
The fence is of wire, four strands high, with
posts twenty-five feet apart, having three in
termediate strips of wood, which are riveted
to the wire, but do not reach the ground.
This fence cost sixty eight Gems per rod, and
commends itself to farmers for chcapness
and reliability, ~ even the widest Texas
steers do not attempt to jump it.
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~ REPUBLICAN
Mass Meetings!
Col. VIM. A. Phillips.
Gov. James NJ. Harvey.
Hon. i. =. kR1lOch,
Hen. Snm'l j. Cr3W ford,
Hon. II. r. Elder.
Hon. j. II. Hayes,
Will address the people Of Kansas at the
time and place named below:

Emp0ria, Thursday, October 10th, ut p. N.
Eureka, Friday, October 2ist, at y. m.
Ehorado, Saturday, October 22d, at : r. m.
Wichita, Monday, October 2tth. At ,. M
Marion Centre, Tuesday, October 18th, at p M
Cottonwood Falls, Wednesday, Oct. 26th, at ~.
Council Grove, Thursday, Ort. 9th, at p. IN.
BurliDgame, Friday, OFT. 18th, at p. M.
Lawrence, Saturday, Oct. 18th, at y. M.
Garnctt, Monday, Oct. 3ist, at p. M
Olathe, Tuesday, Nov. 1T. at p. IN.
Paola, Wednesday, Nov. al, ut p. ~
Mound City, Thursi3y, Nov. 81, at p. ~
Fort Scutt, Friday, Nov. 9Th, ut p. NJ.
Republicans in places named will make Arrange
ments for Hall, &c.
Gov. Harvey and Col. Phillips have given aseur-
ance that they will attend these meetings; the 9th
err will attend part 81 them.
BY order Of the Republican, state Central Com
mtiec. ID. X. ANTHONY,
Chairman.
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u. n. ROsneTOy. Of the La Cr0Ase DesA
0crAl.. o. R0ANeksA RilleHN.

Ocrae. 81 ROboek's Bi1fers.
{. W. Rolack, Of Cincinnati, is making
the best article Of Bitters now manufactured
in the United STATES or elsewhere.
We have used them for three years, and
would not he without them for almost any
money. In the spring his Stomach Bitters
are worth hundreds Of dollars for keeping
the stomach in order, and cleansing the
blood from its accumulated impurities.
1t is not once in two years that we endorse
so-called patent medicines, but Roback's are
worthy all the praise We can besaow on them.
octlScudSw
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The weather has been very cold the last
few days, with some frost. Streets very
muddy, caused by late rains.
The Saline County Agricultural and Me
chanical Society hold their fair on W~lncs-
day, Thursday and Friday, the 10Th, soih
and list of this week. They promise To
have good fair, and general turnout from
the western portion Of the State, and the
whole State is invited. As Saline County
sent six articles of field products to the State
Fair last year, and carried away five rremi-
un,s, the State, or the rest of the counties,
should try and beat Saline County at her fair.
They offer good premiums on wooden goods
of Kansas manufacture, and the WOODEN
manufacturing mills should pay particular
attention to this fair, as they would open up
a big trade with Western Kansas. Instead
of the wool Of Western Kansas going to
Chicago or st. Louis, they should have it.
The County Delegate Convention met yes
tcriay and nominated the following ticket:
For Representative, Il. II. Bishop; Pro
bate Judge, Ambrose Beebe; Clerk of Dis
trict Court, A. S. Norton; County Attorney,
J. q. Mohler; Superintendent Public In
struction, Rev. J. T. Wilson; Coroner, DIR.
J. b. GROCER.
This is a strong anii-C Clarke ticket. The
Clarke men intend to holt and run an indie
pendent ticket. Some have already an
ncunccd their names, hut no doubt the regu-
lar ticket will be elected by large majority.
The new Court House and jail walls are
up and roof on. Also the new Presbyterian
Church is nearly completed.
More anon, SCRArE GOAT.
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CHAPrED hands, face, rough skin, pimplee,
,H worm salt as% H., and other hero % s
smooth, by using the Juniper Tar Soap, made
by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York. 1t
is more convenient and easily applied than
other remedies, avoiding the trouble of the
greasy compounds now in use. Sold by all
druggists. Xoc.1Ssu&wed
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by the Mayor OF New

New. YORK. Oct SIN a proclamation
issued by the Mayor, this evening, he says:
Whereas, Approximations Of disturbance is
lepteFained ~ him, doubtless ,causd by
statements Of newspapers, that only Hepub-
licans, and the Young Democracy, in sym,
pathy with them, have been appointed as
Inspectors of Registry, by the United States
authorities, is part of hianifes. attemp, Of
the Federal Government to throw every OBJ
stacle in the way of free registry, and to
obetrut naturalized citizens in their vote;
and the Federal officials have raised a ones
ton that no registry will be legal on
Wednesday, the 10Th, which has been
day of registry heretofore; therefore, to pre-
vent the collision that has been threatened
by such officials with citizens, the Mayor re-
commends tina: places of registry be not
opened on this day, but that all citizens re-
serve their protest until October 3lst, and
Tuesday the LIST, which are the last DAYS of
registry, and upon those days neglect all
other business until the full registration, to
which this city is entitled, be completed.
But under no prpyocation 70 suffer themselves
at any time to be invited into disturbances
or breach Of the peace.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 16-The friends of
Mr.. Cox says that he leaves the Cabinet be-
cause OF the refusal of the President to sup
port him in reforms, which he has inaugur-
ated in the Interior Department and his de-
termination to lift the Department above
the control of politicians.
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Our lMPRUDENCE THE CAUSE OF Con-
sUMPTION.-IIOw many Of us can date the
cause of our last sickness to either a crowded
room, and then coming out in the cold air,
or wearing damp clothes, causing cough
which settles upon the lungs, producing
seated pains in the chest. Aliens Lung
Ralsam will check the disease and restore
health 10 the system, If only used in time.
Remember and call at the Drug Store for
Aliens Lung Balsam. Every family should
keep it on hand. d&w.
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The mlrest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil in
the world is Hazard 4 Caswelrs, made on
the sea-shore, from fresh selected livers, BY
Caswell. Hazard 4 Co., New York. 1t is
absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to all Others
Physicians have decided it superior to any
If the other oils in market. Sold by all
druggists. -f'5t.'' Xdtuafr
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HAWK, HAWK, SIT, SPIT. BLOW. NOW.
o6or from your, catayrh. jus1 ,bec,ee .eone
Old ioRy doctor Who has not disc,oyerd mi
win not believe that the world move. telIa
you that it cannot be cured. The psopsisor
of Dr.. Saces Caiarrh Remedy viii nav xSOO
for . case Of Catarrh which he cannot cure.
Sold 81 dtugxiss, or send sixty cent? TO RI
v. Pierce, N. D., l33 Ssueca s.. BulaIo
n. r.. Tor H. A pamphlet free. Beware Of
Commercials and worthless limitations. Re
member that the genuine has d.. PSerce's M
vafe Government Stamp upon each packsre.
This stamp issued by the United States Gov.
eminent expressly for stamping DR.. PierSes
medicines, has his portrait, name aid ID.
dress engraved upon it, and need not be mis-,
taken. 20 Ocs19d&v
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ARRIVAL OF RErNFoRCENESrs.

The moment was critical one The land
wehr had all been sent forward against the
villages, with the exception of one brigade
that was in reserve. But the Tenth army
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hour or two at all events, to see the arlpr.
The attack on Ladonchamps was a diver
sion. Suddenly the villages Of Grande and
Petite Etapes, Of Stremy and Make were
overwhelmed by cataract Of Frenchmen.
The Fif1y-ninth landwehr in Stremy would
not fall back, as it should have done in COM
mon prudence, but stood up there in the
street until the French, having PLAYED upon
it with their artillery, and rained Chassepot
and mitraiileuse bullets, finally pushed back
wards the shattered remnant on the Chausce
BY dint Of sheer numbers. The filsiler bat
talon of the Fifty-eighth occupied Erande
Etapes and it occupies Grande E,apes now:
but the occupation consists of the dead and
wounded. The battalion would not give
ground, and may be said to have been ami
Inflated as it stood, the men being with their
hacks to the wall and their faces to the foe.
The other, hattalions of the. same regiment
suffered terribly. q - %
TEMPORARY srcCEss aoF fnE FRENCH.
So far Bazaine had succeeded; he had &C.
cupieti the chain of villages athwart the val
lev, and had got few batteries Of artillery
out on their front to reply TO the Pr,.ss;an
fire, but the stdfu quo he neither wished TO nor
could retain. The Prussian ARTILLERY, throw
ing their projectiles from three sides of the
interfered with comfortable
realization Of the latter conception. As re-
garded the former, it seemed clear that Ba-
zaine would not have done what he had if he
did not contemplate something more. That
have not the remostest doubt,
was sortie 10 establish connections with
Thoinville. His tactics were well conceived.
From Siren,y and the TWO Etapes he kept the
Pru<ian liue engaged with mus1etry and ar
lillery. He sent forward from Grand E.apes
great swarms of tiraelleurs, who Jared ex-
tremely il! at the hands Of the landwehr men
but besides this he massed great body of
men, nearly 81, 600 IN all, on the bank of
he Moselle, under cover of the houses of
Makes and sent them forward to cut through
he Prussian environment where it was weak
st, close to the river.
ARRIVAL OF REINFORCENENTS.
The moment was critical one The land |
vehr had all been sent forward against the |
'illages, with the exception of one brigade |
hat was in reserve. But the Tenth army
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%! inc L IllS>l1n DOnlUfaIument OF larls wer<
fred from Bellevue, on Friday.
NOVEL CORPS NAME.
LONDON, Oct. 17-Among the captures by
Prussians at Orleans were several soldier.
belonging to the Body Guard Of the Republi
can Government.
On the 10Th bomb fired from Fort Vale.
rian, in the bed room of Napoleon /. Al
st. Cloud, destroying the famous Palace.
The French flag captured at Metz, hal
been forwarded to King William bcfors
Paris, by Prince Frederick Charles.
Advices from Metz state that epidimics in
and around that city are growing wore.
Another emeute at Lyons was was prompt
ly Suppressed. :
The following dispatches have been re-
ceived from Beltemburg: -.--.-I /.
LUXEMBURG, Oct. 16.-Heavy cannona-
ding was heard to-day in the direction OF
Thionviile and Metz. Within a few DAYS
ThiOnville has been reinforced and supplied
with fresh provisions.
PEUssIAN ADVANCE CHECKED.
LONDON, Oct 1.-THE Franc-Tireurs
near Epinal on the 18th, checked the Id
vance If the Prrlssians in that direction in
an engagement which lasted three hours.
There is reason to believe the army which
captured scissors -, 900 strong, viii attack
ether strong places in Northern France.
A BOLLOOS
from Paris with quarter ton of letters has
fallen at Namur and another alighted at Va
lcnc;ennes, with 10 pounds of letters.
r REPORTS CONSIDERED True
BRUSSELS, Oct. 1.-THE report that Gen.
Boier has left Metz for Versailles to negotiate
the surrender of the fortress is considered
authentic here. The nmor that negotia-
tions are pending fer peace on the basis Of
the cessiOn Of Asace and Luxembourg to
Prussia is also believed to be we'll founded,
and it is stated that another interview be-
tween Bismarck and Favre, to that end, will
soon be held.