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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-05
Commercial and Financial.
Baltimore Live Stock Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept, l.
BEEF CATTLE-Thc market for tho better
grades Of Cattle was somewhat active the tiFst
part OF tho week, but the supply being fully
equal TO tho demand caused downward tGnden.
Cy In prices, and last weeks rates were hardly
maintained come 900 head changed hands yes.
terdAy. This morning tho market opened slow,
aud continued draggy throughout the day. Tho
been disposed Of yesterday. there was offered Ia
the yards this msEning but little else than tail.
ends, which shippers appear to be sending into
market very freely, and aS consequence prices
on the better grades have fallen OF Nc per lb in
sympathy with the grcaSCr decline Of HlbHc per
10 on common aud lower qualities. The offer.
iugs were, however, closed out at the declining
rates. Prices todny ranged as follows: Best
Beeves at 81 1907 %: generally r1ted first
quality At $6 2b07 10; medium or good fair quail.
ity s. 7686 25; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows q 7E15 90: inferior and lowest grades or
cattle $ 1904 25-gencral average Of tho mar
ket today 50 2bi extreme range Of prices s. 500
Z 73. Most Of the sales were from s. 1906 25
Ohio, $50 from Wcst VirGInIa-total receipts for
tho week sos head, against ,S90 same time last
year; total sales for the week 2,097 head against
1870 last week, and e ,29O head same time last
year.
SHEEP-The market has been fully supplied dur.
Ing the past week, but chiefly Of common grade,
In consequence Of which sheep Of good quality
are In demand at slight advance on last weeks
figures. 0peu.w0Ol stOckeFs arc In request, aud
taken as fast as they arrive. Prices to-day ranged
as follows: Fair to good sheep at 40Sc; good 10
extra 606Jfc per ID gross. Stock sheep 81 500
Is per head, Lambs at $208 so per head. Re.
ceIptS this week 9,O6S head, against T,O20 last
week, and 6,778 head same time last year.
Ho0s-The supply during tho past week has
been large, Notwithstanding which fact prices,
stimulated by tho cool weather during tho past
few days, have been maintained, and at tho close
to-day they are held firm. Prices to-day ranged
a. follows: At $iS013 50 per 100 lbs net. Recep
this week S.9H head, against 3,1Sl last week, and
1876 head same time last year.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Sept 8.
FLouE-Dull and unchanged; family IS OOa
GRAIN-Whcat-Du red 81 1901 Is. Corn
Unchanged aud quiet at N1T2c. Oats-Dull
At S50406. Rye-fS0s0c. BGrley-U Unchanged.
CoTToN-Actiye and higher; middlIng l9kc,
ToBACCo-GnChAngCd
WHIsKY-DuIl at 69690c; demand light.
PRovIBIoNB-MCSS POrk-Dull and prices nom
inal at $37 20. Lard-Dull; held al i5Kc. Fair
demand for Bacon; sales 6S hhds at l4kc for
held at 16AC. Fall demand for Bulk Meats:
sales 1909 pounds atI9Ke for shoulders, and
14Tc for light sides.
-Unehanged at 96as9c for fresh; sup.
ply 10 better.
E00B-l7c and In demand,
CHEEsE-StCAdy at 14DHc
@l 20 and dull
GRoCERIES-Stcady. r,.
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The Grand Lodge OF Good Templars.

HARTFORD, CT., September g.
At the meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of
Good Templars, yesterday, political mat
ters were discussed, Gnd resolutions
adopted recommending the appointment
Of a committee to present tho matter Of
the State police 10 the next General AS
sembly; urging it as the duty of tho Good
Templars TO vote only for such candidates
for officers rs arc In favor Of enforced
prohibition through the order, and dis
avows any intention to send It's members
to act with any political party. The fol.
lowing was finally adopted:
Rea0IUEd, That the time has come when
prohibition or license Is thought 10 be an
important political issue, and If parties do
not take correct views upon these queS-
tions we will be in favor Of organizing
third party, whose principal object will
be to secure the enforcement Of tho pro.
hibitory laws a
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Chicago Marker.

CmcA0o. Sept. 3.
ESL;oUR-Elonr extremely dull at s. OO0S %,
GRAIN-'Wheat, prices closed &c lower; opened
~, seller last half Of September, closing al
sold at 9909ikc, closing at the inside priceS: in
the afternoon tho market was buoy ant at Sf for
No: 2. Corn dull. and closed unsettled Al G9c
cash, and O. &C. seller last half Of tho month,
Oats drm and active but l0IKc lower, closing al
35c cash for regular and 85 G86C, seller last hGf
Of the month. Rye dull at 6Gc for No. 3, Barley
tairly'ac closing at 81 O8 for No 3.
CATTIE-Fair business without any change IN
prices. gip,Li. N r...{s.ls
Ho0s-.Markct weak, large. grades shade easier,
closing dull with large number unSold.
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THE Republicans of the First Con
grcssiOnal district Of Maryland, who held
their convention last week, adopted the
following resolutions:
1st. That the Administration of General
Grant has exceeded our most sanguinC
expectations In itstidelity to all It's pledges
That tho determination Of the President
TO enforce tho laws every where has had
a most salutary effect in quleting disturb.
cd sections, and that the faithful collection
and economical expenditure OF tho revo.
nue. have advanced and established our
national credit throughout the world, and
will eventually raise 1t above that Of all
other nations.
Cd. That we recognize judicious Pub
lie School system as the crowning glory
and best defence Of Republican institu.
ions; that 1t ought to reach all classes
with its benefits, and can be held from no
part Of tho community without increasing
crime and poverty, and ObstruCting al
substantial progress
Sd. That a war Of races Is unnecessary
and wicked; that no such war will be be-
gun or prosecuted by Republicans. We
believe there Is room and work for all
races in this land of liberty; that all
Christian charity torbids hatred or envy
toward any man for exercising the same
rights which we ourselves enjoy.
4th. That VIC recognize in the Fifteenth
Amendment to the Constitution Of the
United States, the nations pledge to all
its citizens Of the unqualified and unrc.
stricted enjoyment of alllpolitical privll-
eyes, and that we accord to all men par
ticipating therein our recognition US po-
litlcal organization. .
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THE RED RIVER WAR, which had al.
most been forgotten in the more import.
ant complications on the other side Of the
Atlantic, seems to be over without blood
shed. The British force reached Fort
Garry on the Goth ult,, Unexpectedly to
RrEL, who was deserted by his followers
when the crisis and the soldiers arrived
The unionjack waves from the fort, and
the provisional government which has
made so much noise in tho northwest
gives up the ghost without a struggle.
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GREAT FIRE IN CHICAGO.
Loss Three Million Dollars.

g. r CHICAGO, Sept. 4.
A fro broke out about five o'clock this
afternoon in tho paper store Of Latin,
Butler & Co., and Is still raging ut 0 P. NJ,
though now under control. The whole ol
the magnificent Drake Block on Wabash
avenue, corner Of Washington street, is
destroyed. The total losses will reach, it
Is estimated, $3,000,0O0, on which there
Is from 81 100000 to 81, 800, 900 insurance.
The losses thus far gathered are, John v.
Farwell & Co., dry goods, 81 100000 to
81, 800, 600; insurance 100000 in all the
companies represented in Chicago; Kirt-
land, Ordway & Co., boots and shoes, loss
$25O,OOO. N -.--.n. nm I,
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New York Dry Goods Market.


NV YORK, Sept. ).
The trade continues active and prices arc gen.
orally drm. Printed callCoes arc buoyant; some
makes advanced lC during the week, while Others
advanced Ec per yard, SprSgIegs being an excep.
tton; the scarcity and high prices OF gray cloths
10 the cause Of the advance on prints, In printed
dGlainCa there are SOmO lrreRuAFity Ia rates: all
new styles selling atAn advance of3c, bat the old
styles sell at l9c for Manchester; striped lustrCs
lS990c; do 81 plain alpacas reduced to 29Xc,
jobblng house is Offering limo Of, heavy Serges
Snd heavy corded alpac1S at low rates, and also
inc Of heavy reps and patteFnEsiFlpes at I6c;
wOfSted braidg IN common cOlOrS offered a. low
as SSG9!4c c, while high colOrs In bleach, selling
a. dES0Soc for 81, bring size. 4E5
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A Comp dc Gracc.

Tile news from the scat Of war since
mr. ,as, issue is of the highest moment
The movements on tho Meuse cuIminHtct
v,i,ay evening in the capitulation Of Ma
pO,voS and tho whole OF McMAHoN's
amy numbering q hundred thousand
,0rr-NAroLEoS surrendcring his sword
:, Dcrsor to King WILLIAM. or all this
wonderful campaign, this is the most
,youlrrtul event, not only as military
achievement, but in its political consC-
oncncrs to the two countries and to Eu'
rome. All things considered, it has no
parallrl in history. The capitnlatlon OF
R,ztrSr'sarmy follows rs n matter OF con-
sentence: aud thus at one blow France
l,ses tie grand array wherewith NAro'
LEON expected to march TO Berlin and
i,rN without my army able to make an
effective resistance to the Prussian ad-
vance. t
We have nothing rs yet showing how
the news is received by the masses at
psri, The declaration Of the Ministry
that the war must go on, that new lcvies
must bc raised and fresh efforts made, is
Il matter Of necessity. Whatever they ex.
met, tl,cv can take no other POSITIONS
France has men enough and means
enough, but SHE will have to begin anew,
and meanwhile the enemy is in the midst
9th territory with the most formidable
army ever gathered in Europe. 1t is I'M
rssiblc that in its tace she can gather and
organize ncw armies able to meetit. She
mav Of course, wage Fabian war
fare as long as any body Is lcft to carry
it on, but that would simply prolong the
work oflcsoIation, without altering tho
result and the spirit ot this age does not
encourage or justify Such course. Prus-
sin has France nj disadvantage and is
not going to allow her opportunity TO re-
cover. We cannot see, therefore, but
the French government, whatever it may
%', must before long accept the iney-
liable and lislcntO the mediation Of friend
Is powers for suspension Of lIoStilities.
We arc inclined to believe that the last
great bNttle Of the war Inns been fought,
unless BAzAISE insists on sacrificing his
army 10 Il false notion Of pride, and
that the conflicts between the two nations
will hereafter be those Of diplomacy, and
not Of arms. 1t might also be safely as
iumed, one would think, that the Empire
s at an end, and that, whatever. terms OF
peace may be agreed upon, the throne Of
France will know NAPOLEON no more for.
.ver. Nor his son after him.
Beyond this it is Improbable even to
conjecture. With the close Of the pres.
mt conflict permanent peace may come;
'ct, with too exacting demands on the
'art Of Prussia in Il settlement, the whole
II Europe may be involved in another
uCh terrible war US devastated her fair
ace in The early part Of the present con-
ury Time only can lit tho veil.
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An American Fishing Schooner
Seized in the st. Lawrence.
QUEBEC, Septeml)er

The American fishing schooner Lizzie
E. Farr, Of Gloucester, Mass, was cap.
tured, by tho government schooner La
Canadienne, six miles above Seven Is.
lands, while fishing, and hAs been
brought into this port. Tho prize was
loaded with Ice and has about $1,000
pounds Of fish on hoard. The case will
como before the courts on Monday.
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New York Produce MARKET.

aa+.l gNEw6YoRK, Sept 8.
CoTToN73, Firm and active; sales 1,01i!balcs at
90c for mIdling uplands.
FLoUR-66i0c lOw0r. ,I-.l GuT
GRAGN-Wheat heavy and declining; sales at
81 106l IA for No. 2 spring, and 81 3OfN1 81 for
winter red and amber western: Rye dull and
heavy at s30s5c. q Corn lowerAnl dull at 6a69lc
for mixod western. Oats dull at 6Od65c for new
Ohio. .4lGfslH1i IIl
PRoylsIoNs-Pork nominal; bacon firm and
quiet: beef QuIet and unchanged; cut nieata quiet
and steady. Lard quiet at 16)E 0lGH c for good to
EOos-Qulet at 2A0e8c. !. n ~ IL
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PRuADELPHIA. Sept 8.
FLoUR-DCmapd light and dropping, ppriul
wheat extra family SO 0086 90, Indiana and Ohlt
do So 1907 50, fancy 81 1b66 80. III
GRAIN-WhGAt dropping, Indiana red 81 89d
! 10. RyO dull At SS690. Corn very quiet; yCI
loWtwestcrn 94695c, common mixed at 650SGc
Oats steady, western 416G2c.
Ous-Petroleurn feyOFlSh and nominal, crude
I64l6kc, refined 2SK.
WniSKY-Steady, western iron bound 9Sc.
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excepting watcr) in the city this morn.
ing is fully three hundred barrels less than
It was Saturday morning. Another such
a Prusslan victory and there will be
another drouth such as recently compelled
IN importation from Cincinnati.
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CINcINNATi.

CINcrNNATr, Sept 8.
Hon. William Cayler was nominated
for Congress in the First Ohio District by
the Democratic Convention this morning
receiving 141 votes out Of 40 cast, The
nomination in the Second District was
postponed until this afternoon.
Tho news from Europe Is making a
great sensation here, ~ III.
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THE METHODIST BOOK CON.
'CERN ROBBERY.
The stolen Property Restored.

New York, Sept, 8.
The property stolen from tho Methodist
Book concern, $4,000 in Jersey City
bonds and articles Of silver ware, was re-
stored this morning to the officers OF tho
institution. The pIundcr was sent in q
package strongly made up, by a mesSen-
ger who was unable TO state where II
came from; all he knew was he had been
instructed 10 deliver II.
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Tine Troy Wig discussing the question
whom shall the Republicans of New
York nominate for Governor, says:
ave do not need very great man for
Governor. Under our Constitution be
has nothing to do. He is o mere figure
head, and might just as well be made Of
wood or stone, as flesh. But We do need
u man in that position who has a good
physique. How would GREELEY look on
horseback at the head Of the military staff
ut brigade review"
Mr.. GREELEY, who is being urged for
Governor, copies the foregoing in the Tri-
6une and adds:
"The point seems to us well taken, and
demands thoughtful consideration"
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CANADA
Losses by the Fenian Raids.

q 7,t ~ y 40 OTTAWA, Sept. g.
The militia department Is preparing ar
estimate of the cost Of the several raid
on. Canada by the Fenians. The calcula
tions, it Is understood, embrace the cost o.
calling out the volunteers, moving them
to the front, and actual damage inflicted
BY the Fenians. These will be presented
for liquidation by the Imperial Govern
ment, who will mako q demand Of the
United States tor compensation.
,Yfg. " % New YoRK, Sept 8. '
( A special correspondent writes from
Montreal description Of the splendid
crews Of Tyne, England, and ST Johns,
New Brunswick, which are 70 row in
the great four-oared race at sachine on
the 10th Of September. This contest Is
international in its character, and, Is OK.
citing the greatest interest in. England.
The English aroWelS ltenEeath; Taylor
Martin and Winship, have arrived in Mon.
trcal itoc1 the old country. The two styles
of rowing, English and American, aS ex.
hibited ia the Oxford. Harvard watch, will
DO preserved. Tho Englishmen bring
over Tyne boat Tho American boat
was built at Greenpoint, N. Y.
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A Copenhagen dispatch says the ship
Hausa, which formed part Of the Polar
expedition, was crushed by ice, tho tenth
Of October last, off the coast of Greenland.
The crew were saved and had arrived
there, .a .....r
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Telegram from Nj. Banc1roft. Ban x

Acting Secretary Of State Davis to-day
received the following telegram from
Minister Bancroft, at Berlin: ~.
"McMGhon's army has capitulated. The
Emperor Napoleon surrendered to King
William without prejudice to the Paris
regency" nE n M nH a @
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to tho extreme point Of lhS day Western Unloil
Telegraph, 3iE; Adams Express. G8K; Wells,
Fargo Co., l2IS; American, Az; United States,
42; Pacific Mail, 4Ok; New York Central, OK;
scrip, 9lyi; Eric, %; Harlem, 1888: Reading, 971,5
nOIs Central, 1871; Pittsburgh, IO5K; Northwest.
ern, sS; do. preferred ssh; Rock Island, ia: New
Jersey Central, l09 ST. Paul. 69I: do. preferred,
70; Fl. Wayne, o.; Tore Hautc, "; Chicago and
Alton ll9H; Ohio aud Mississippi, S41f; Glove.
Columbus and IndlanaCCntral, 1s: Burlington
l5O; st. Joseph preferred ia; EIartiorC and Efio2
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Losses by the catias NE. ) Fire.

247R1sIEV1'Vf VE'l IVFV7 o
Partial reports of insurance lossss By
the great fire in Catlas, Me-, received here
Is as follows: Etna, $4,000; Phoenix
5000, and the Hartford $21 600, all 81
this city; Home of New York, $4,000
Home Of New Haven, $4,000. 49,
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morning Of September "a. Inc Prusslan
corps were in position on the west OF
Sedan, having got there by long forced
marches 10 cut Of the French retreat 10
Melzeres. South of Sedan was the first
Bavarlan corps and east across the Mouse
the second Bayarian corps. The saxons
were on the northeast with the guards. I
was with the King throughout the day on
tho hill above the Rfeuse commanding q
beautiful, view of the valley Of the Mouse
and the field. Attera tremendous batle,t the
Prussians having completely surrounded
Sedan, and the Bavarians having entered
the Notifications Of Sedan, the Emperor
capitulated at 5:15 r. NJ. His letter TO tho
King Of Prussia said: "As cannot die at
the head Of my army, I lay my sword at
the feet Of your Majesty" Napoleon left
Sedan for tho Prussian headquarters ut
Vindrcs at Z o'clock in the morning Of
September Cd. McA1ahoh's whole army,
comprising ono hundred thousand pris.
oncrs, were capltulated without conditions.
The tPrussians had 100000 men engaged
or in reserve. The French had 10000"
ur. PARIS, Sept. 4.
The Councilot Ministers have issued the
following proclamation: .f'
/" 10 tho French People, .N.'
"a great misfortune has come upon the
country, Afler three DAYS heroic strug-
giles sustained by the army Of Marshal |
McDIahon against 100000 Of the enemy,
after forty thousand men had been made |
prisoners, Gen. do Wimpfien, who took
command of tho army in place of Gen.
McNallon, who was badly wounded, has
signed q caDitulation. This cruel reverse
viii not shake our confidence, A COM
plete state Of the defences OF the country
will be organized in a few DAYS. A new
army wilt be under The walls Of Paris
another army is forming on the banks Of
the Loire. Your patriotism, your union,
your energy will save France. The En-
'pcror being made prisoner, the Govern
ment, in accordance with It's public pow.
ers, will take measures required by tho
gravity OF events.
TSiened1 CoUNT DE PA11KAo,
Il JULES BRAME,
s...t.4 DE1A Tour b p'AuyERGNE, +
GRANpPERRET,
=. ...rIs iCLRMFNT DUvRRNols,
&. p MAeYE, "ahs -l..
BUssoE-Bn1AuIT,
i" JEROME DAVID,
In the Senate y icy yesterday the Minister nj Of
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The Latest News.
CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.
His illness.-He IL unable to walk-.
His mind is impaired.
New YORK, Sept. 8.


New YORK, Sept. 8.
The World says that the paralytlc
stroke fell on Chief Justice Chase several
days ago at the counting house Of his son.
in.law, Senator Sprague, Of Narragansett
Bay. He Is unable to walk without ussis-
tance, and his mind seems shattered and
impaired. The health Of the Chief JUS
tice has been visibly declining for many
months. Gentlemen from this city, whose
business called them to the Supreme
Court during its last session, remarked TO
their friends on returning that they were
struck with his changed appearance, and
too visible marks Of premature old age.
Those who visited at his hoose noticed
that he had lost his elastic tread and his
old habit Of ascending two stairs at q
time. It is not generally known that
few weeks since the Chief Justice, while
passing through this city, had sudden
attack Of severe illness and was obliged 10
remain in his room at the hotel for several
days, unable to continue his journey.
That he should be attacked by paralysis
surprises no one, who knows with what
intense assiduity he has applied himself
to public affairs during the last decade.
n PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. 8.
Chief Justice Chase Is now at Narra-
gansett being somewhat indispnsed from
exposure during his recent excursion to
the Northwest. n. "iIe uae
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Disaster at Sea.

LONDON, Sept. 8.
Advices from Melborne to the 10th Of
July, state that the MaYnin Barabino, an
Italian bark, burned at sea on the 23d Of
May. Only thirty out Of one hundred
and fifty passengers were saved.
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The London Telegraph says the effort
for extrlcatirg tho Atlantic u Great West.
ern Railroad from the control Of the Erie,
now making there, are likely TO prove
successful. lH+T
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New York Money and stock Market.

MoNEY-steady at SOS per cent. Tho ba nix
statement shows continued loss in reserve, but
is moro favorable than generally expected. Lit.
tlecurrencyIs going u the interior.
STERLIN0-NOmInal. ....
GoLD-Active; opened at 1153<; CLOSED Al lax
9lI44. Carrying rates l@4 per cent to fiat,
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The Last / Battle With Mcmahon,
The Prussians Attackwith the
'rWe BayOnet. y.
The Surrender Confirmed
from ThionVille.

spscIal t0Ms Ny. 7NBubs.

HE7'V''''' . W 4V'7 n 4FFVlIl9s =
LONDON, September 8.
The 1FtbEHs'a special correspondent
telegraphs trom Thonville, this morning,
thattwp battles were fought yesterday.
The were bloody but decisive, and
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RALTINoRE. Sopt. q.

bALIIAUNE0 sVpI. ].
FLoUR-NOminal. ...s.
0RAIN-Whcat dull and heavy, western red
winter 81 SO6I 10. Corn irregular and l0WCE, ,West.
ern white 80690C, mixed western 6009ac. Oats
easier at 6I162c. Rye 5000,
PRoVTgToNs-Cnchanged.
WHISKT-In iaIE demand at o309te.
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The Tranquil \ Infant in Belgium.

BRussRLS, Sept, D,
The Prince Imperial Of France has. ar.
rived at Chimay, SO miles southeast Of
Mons, and has been lodged at the Palace
Of the Prince Of Chimay.
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How the News is Received.
EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK.

TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK,
NEW York, Sept. 8.
The news OF the surrender Of Marshal
McMlhons army creates the greatest
excitement in this city. A dozen extras
have been issued. The people arc stand
ing before the newspaper offices, watching
tor something more to come. There Is
great excitement in Wall street.
EXCITEMENT IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.
The latest cable news has. created great
excitement here. German and American
flags are being run up, and the bulletin
boards arc surrounded by crowds, cheer.
ing wildly.