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DmECFoRA
samnei Mcclellan. George NsndsI,
G.w " FAM saaEAaam. J. n n. Vance, ''
i I'm \; H y sPiii.,, Michael Really
This company now having beun OrHlnlEed aVe
yOaFp, Ind n that Tine done . successful bullnBAs
Ii still prepared tn take Risks 81 lAlF rates on
Balldlhis Of all kinds, Merchandise, NAAuhcIuE.
Ing Establishments, Furniture, Stcamb0AIs and
CGfEoeB on the Western Rivers and I.Akea. Thle
company oaerI superior Inducements % Farm
eFS, whereby they eau be Insured 0u Dwellings
Furniture, BArna, and contents for or o yeArl q
reduced rates. This being state Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus OF any company In the State; and
composed q some nins!y four TsSsEholdeIs. mos.
eOmmPndB Itself TO the favorable consideration
OF tho lnHuFing public, and BOlitlta their patron
age. Applications for inenFnuce will 30 prompt
y attended TO At their Oficc No; . Monroe 81,
SAINT MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL VIcO President.
h c. NJ iCOEN, see'y. 4
D. G. DICK, Asst see'I. te6l9
WEST va. INSURANCE COMFY
CAPITAL. - 100000.
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all kinds, Furniture, Household GOodA. MetChAu
diSe and Goods Ia Transit
g.bH uyRECTpRSi .unl
Jacob ,lloFnbE0OE, Jacob u. BIekel.
Henry Hartman, Dr. J. c. HHpp,
J0OathAn RoWlsy, Edmund Booking,
r. J. Smy1h, 7, j, Campbell,
Z J1H BFiatOF y. PTngef, up
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VIM. Z, SteTepSOu,
once ovcr Religious Book IIouSc. south side
Monroe street, W6eeling, West Va,
JACOB UORNBROOK, Pres't.
jACOBN. BICKEL, Vice PrcN't
J. u. McWHORTETt, Soe'y. s.a
.. B. MsCoLk0cM. Asst see.y, nEi
TTNA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
I'D SURANCE co. or WHEELING.
CAPITAL, 100000.
DlEcToRs:
james c. Aehescn, William ., Simpson,
45 SSS K Bo RSIaS6; % w. tTs a%RSs
T. N. DOdsOn,
This Company having boon illly Organized, Il
now prepared % tAks risks upon
BuIIdlnEA Of I'll kludS, MeTehaDdlaV, Mans.
HAFtpEIBg Embellishments, PuTAlIHrO ARd
taTEOsS Of all klHdS on the Western
Waters.
Applications fot IuHu4uee will he promptly
attended 70 BY the Secretary.
once at the National Savings Bank, No. q
JAS. c. ACHEsoS, Pres'L
WN. B. SIMPSON, Vice PreA'L
4. r. HILDRETH, Seo'y
JNo. r. MILLER, Asst Sec'y. mrs
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TRAMRPoRfAfIoN.
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oned. falling hair checked. and BALI.
ness often. though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore tbs
hair where the folliCIeS are destroyed,
or tho glands atrOphied and deCaysd.
But such as fomain can b saved Or
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling tho hair with q pasty Sedi-
mcnt, It will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent The hair
from turning guy or filling "a. ana
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dcleterous substances which
make some preparations dangerous. and
injurious to the hair, the VigOr eau
only benefit bat not harm it II wanted
merely for a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-27

MTEST Va. INSURANCE COMFY
CAPITAL, - 100000.
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.ENRANKLIN INSURANCE COMFY
u or WHEELING,
CAPITAL, S15O,ooO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-21

MADAM MARIE sEEBACH. THURSDAY
M FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE,
Formerly known the Theatre Frsncais.)
Mr.. Grau hiss the honor OF announcing
THE DEBUT IN AMERICA
Of the celebrsted tragedenne,
MADAM MARIE SEEBACH,
with her and brilliant company,
TOMORROW (THURSDAY) EVENING, SEPT. %, at
The tia performance will be the production Of Goethes
sublime creation,
FAUST. FAUST,
with IN uneaualIed distribution of the characters,
Nine MARIE SEEBACH In her great role Of "Gretchen."
The sale Nine. Seebachs performances COM
MENCEs THIS MORNING at the ONLY SEEBACH
TICKET OFFICE, Shirmer's music store 70 broadway,
and Street theatre when seats be secured
for the three single night Scale Of
reserved $I co. circle, reserved 81 private boxes
-four seats $s; proscenium boxes tive seats, $ls DO;
family circle, 30 cents.
The free list entirely suspended with the exception Of
the public No attention be given to any appica
tions for free tickets.
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Ccy1T OF kp?eAlS-DAY CAlehDiR.

ALBANY, Sept. 90, 1870.
The following is the day calendarror the Court Of
Appeals for Wednesday, September 2I 1S70:-Nos.
10l, 100, 107 s01< III, IL, ia, lis, 116, llok,
l17h, us 49, 120 and 12l
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ADJUSTMENTS.

POorTs THEATRE
And sATURDAYAATiNEE Al IN O'Clock.
MR.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
RIP VAN w1skLE.
NoTlcE-In order 70 accommodate the demand OF the
pubic for PLACES SHI ssst IN vl A6S%seE
\ saTs FL ticket ONCE
si nS:s ssa 70 PALMER
THE ss S&aEs!S %h fSuS q 4 SsE
40 Lo1 I5AYrA. fo E5AtA. IofT lorrA.
AN Rsri Tasn hE Nv S b Hrsssnssd DRAMA
written szRET SzKr for E 59TTA' entitled
cnAsTS TiE$HS 54 SSSss ESxIon
h hTsSA Eas sPaa a4 H1#ER
Lolita MHT sGEFEs sH y2Eak EASE
vii THIS EysSSa
evening The audience M to be in
Max ssraEosch respectfully announces the ,d, second
and IIs 81 si NILS WILSON,
Of s ssp aRAsp NSEs6s sT a1rsE "a
SATURDAY. SEPT n, ATa
* SSSSSH 4 Ev FyfS5sqs s sEF1 81 "a
MILE gEAX GS AT :. .;;s,:s b, ii. FOL-
Miss Annis Louise Cary contraito Roy. italian OPERA
sisnor Brignol the distinguished tenor
Mr. Hsnrs the VIOLIN
y Mr. James NJ Mshi, solo pianist and conductor.
grand '''As.r. u direction Of
Reserved seats. cE q sad :. . ADMISSION g.
Reserved to matinee, S3.
either concert and also masnees now be had cOmmsnC
' SIIss so TICKET eEyzcE
III Broadway.
sTSHH IL j. HvH, Es5s p PAY
MR.. GEO. L. FOX
:. sssS
the evening and matinee performance.
VERSION MRS. JAMES A. OATES
Il MEPH1sro and THE ARAB.
rE TIE Mr. GEO; l. FOX.
Ma,inees Wednesdays and saturdaysat9
S @ 81 Inc can aoor o Do1
~ ''' one DOLLAR.
Bowhkf fh FRdE6uNcED TRIUMPH.
A'''''''' ne" s s5sT SS & THE 5u HILLS.
received every night With o'
Startling Events, Characteristic Scenery,
F @S yaG Gse HoS sud HF IN n h9Hni Eye
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, 2ol BowERY
aAT GKAHp "a: The HE FEMALE FEMALE G9s Gsus
MATINEE ,s. Greatest the world ever saw.
ExTisEE " sasa rT RRn
H H$BsE " f s$%ssEe$S s $SSs
Monster Entertainment. See the Programmes.
MR. ROBERT Mo%ADE
W" appear ZIP vxs popular play
SrADr rnEATsE Es NOS & ANp og I, sowERY.
"''n Reserved IL Seat. It Box ONCE.
THE LYDIA Ah EAS aHzsss EsG sSsfassEssyy.
Z ELY LEoN's MINsTRELs,
ErS
RELY REILLY EkSs,s THE BABIES Or faE sfER1oD
KELLY Icons. THE BABIES OF THE PERIOD
kHS EESSs RAbiS4 H
DANCING ACADEMIES.
4 CADEMY OF DANCING AND cALIsTHENIcs
"A ~ LyricHs,i 7ss Sixth avenue
At F akE3TEY REpGo aEf ray Rxr Gsssn'
%snz m
Tuesdays and Fridays from TO 8 P. N.
tuesday,: Wsdnesd.y: fridays and Saturdays, at p NJ
II soE
twenty sixth street and al ISL Fifth avenue Send fol-
circulars
RRooKEs' DANCING ACADEMIES. 1851 BRooME ST
ID and l3S West Twenty third street,
WILL So Sf sRod SSE s gha SEASON,
SATURDAY, October r. l, for for children r''
Hndies primary classes Instructed by Mrs Brooses
lo3 West Twentythrd street FOR private Instruction
nEGARMo's DANCING ACADEMY, 50 FIFTHAvENUE
IL corner Fourteenth street.
The cla:.s, for gene%sn WIN re;opsn
The morning and afternoon classes will resume on
SATURDAY, OTCOBERl
The rooms to let for private parties
THoMPsoN's DANCING ACADEMY, 275 BLEECK
evening September 20 1870 Hall TO let for select par
ties.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
THE
LEADING PAPER OF THE PERIOD.
THE
ONLY EVENING PAPER
RECEIVING
10 SPECIAL CABLE DISPATCHES
| ALL
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TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.


TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.
A LsASY AND TRoY-EvEEIHG LINE.-GREAT RE-
cents Secs rs eass a with sata room Observation-Disclosures
Y 80 do with Oegh e. and IKE redae.ien 70 al points
CoNNECTiCCT having zoo splendid rooms leave their new
a. GS. ar IA
at O'Clock NJ Passengers by Sixth or Eighth avenue
horse will get out at Charlton street Returning,
j. W. HANCOCK SONS.
EoR SALE CHEAP-A FIRST CLASS RAILROAD
meke. from New Iqrs to san t5arcsGo must start
room II.
TOR BRIDGEPORT AND ALI. POINTS ON HoUsA-
tonic and Naugatuck Railroad; fare 81:
CahaIne slip L and II every night lsundays
cepted).
HARLEM, ASTORIA AND PECR SLIP.
Steamers SYLVAN sTkE gA and SYLVAN GLEN,
saSs Harlem s fOs Ast9rs AND and PsSk SIP 10 20
rex ps an, and
e, Sunday 70: lie
or be Chartered for
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
win leave Depot Of Twenty SIKH street and Fourth
So F. NJ M k sCilaes Express Express
st. on
d Il boats c. vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW win leave
yesry stree. pier s and street at ~
ssns ws, Point, Sorpwa SswsqTS poushke ,p.s Rhine
Of broad gauge connection with the day boats win
leave arrival at Albany commencing June To- for Shs
The sean6oai SENECA viii transfer passengers from Al
6any Troy Tle5ets on sale and baggage checked by
Brooklyn.
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MEDICAL.

A SPECIALIZING FEE TILL CURED.-DR. r. COB
~ BE1T, member of New York University Medical College
and r. G. Surgeons London, be consulted usual
private Office 20 Centre street, Chambers
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TOR BRIDGEPORT AND ALI. POINTS ON HOUSA-
tonic and Naugatuck Railroad fare 81: leave
Catharine slip L and II every night lsund,ys
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L'OR SALE CHEAP-A FIRST CLASS RAILROAD
II Ticket from New York to San Francisco must start
September s5i by +. gEIFSCHNEIDER, n Nassau street.
ii.
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GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED
n ladiesThe Portuguese Female Pills always give i'm
mediate relief being specially prepared for married ladies'
lady writes: pills relieved me IN day without
ipcony enience, like magic. Price S. Dr. A. NJ MAURT-
CEAU, office 129 Liberty street, or ssnt by mail.
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A LADIES' PHYS1CIAN.--DR. II. ID. GRINDLE, 100
n. West Twentysrth street, guarantees certain relief
10 ladies, with or without medicine.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES' WITH
n without medicine, by Madame RESTELL, Professor
Of Midwifery SO years. practice Her inalhble French
Female Pills. No. price 81 No. specially prepared for
married ladies, price &c. which fall safe and
healthy Sold only at her Office No. East Fy-second
street. first from Fifth avenue, and at druggists l52
Greenwich street SEN; by mail Cantiop.-A others
counterfeit N. B.-Beware of mators who copy this ad
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NOTlCE--In order TO accommodate the demand Of the
public for places the box sheet will open
TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE,
the Theatre or at Its Branch ticket ONCE, at Ditsons
Music Store I'll Broadway.
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A LADIES IN TROUBLE GUARANTEED lMMEDi-
N. ate relief. No pay (unti perfectly curedl Dr.
ASCHER, No 8 Amty place qaurens street.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoSDoN, Oct. ELL 80 A.
M-Consos opened at 92s4 for money and the account.
American securities quiet and steady Fveweny bonds,
1907 e9; ls6b, $50; 1857, 0s; teniorties, s Stocks
quiet Ere Railway shares ss4 Illinois Central ia;
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LoNDON Oct al 80 p.
M.-Calcutta lnseed 59s. cd.
TRADE AT MANcHEsTER.-LIvERPOOI, Oct. 2l--3 30 p.
M-Ihe market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester is
hrmer AT better prices
FRANKFORT BouRsE.-FRANKFoRT, Oct. 2l-United
States hve-twenty bonds steady at s5s4.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERpooL, Oct 2-5
r. M-The cotton market closed quiet Mdding upiands,
Sad mcdng Orleans, Sad The sales OF the day have
been bales including 400 for export and speculation
The sales OF the week 600 bales of which 1900
bales OF which 07 900 American The receipts of the
week were 5000 bales, of which 100 were American.
Market steady a $3.50 r. NJ The stock aoat bound 10 this
port IS 245,O0J bales, Of which A 900 American.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 1880 Y. M.-Cotton steady with mid
ding uplands SID. middling Orleans I'd.
LvExPooL BRKADsTUFFs MARKET.-LIvRRPooL, Oct
g-5 r N-Catfornia white wheat, l0s l0d. per GENITAL
Red winter wheat, los Id. los I'd. Corn 2s per
ter Flour I3s 3D. bbl for Western canal Oats, b.
M Barley, d. Peas 36s 3D. The total receipts Of wheat
=, this port the past three days quariers OF which
LivEnrooL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPooI, Oct
ID lU7s 3d. per bbl for Eastern prime mess
beef lxs 3D. tierce of 30l lbs for extra prime
Lard 72s per cwt Cheese, 67s 3d. per cwt. Bacon b3s
% per cw for Cumberland cut and 6 for short ribbed
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKKT-LIvEBpooi, Oct 20
er Mspirits petroleum. s per gallon. Common rosn bs
Fine rosn l4s Refined petroleum, Is 6I9d. Talow, <Ss
per cwt Turpcnne 2Ss per cwt Lnseed oil. E32 Lin
seed cakes E0 los Talow, 43s 3D. cwt Sugar US
@ Cd per cw for No II Dutch standard the spot Whale
OH f36 los. Calcutta linseed, Sos.
PETROLEUM MARKET--AsTwERp, Oct 2o.-Petroleum
closed unbalanced.
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OH!O.
Ohciai Election Retnrns-Enptist state Com
vcntiGn.

OHciai Election Returns-Bnptist state Com
vcnti0n.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oct. q, 1870.
onlcial returns from eighty-dvo counties in ohio
ana reported returns from the remaining three
counties give Sherwood trepublican) for Secretary
OF state, 700 votes; Heisiey democrat 204, 900
votes; anu Odc (prohibiuonist) 2,s44 votes. Sher-
woods majority over Hesley Is TO- 73l; over both,
1885, The republican loss in Ashtabula county Is
LIZ The total vote In the State is only 429 532 n
falling on or 80. 760 on last year. Campbell demo-
crat mas 53 majority over Schenck, for Congress In
the Ihird district. Lamison (democrat has 3Og9
majority In the Fifth district; Foster trepubiicanl
778 majority In the Ninth district; bingham
Tepubllcan AT majority in the sixteenth district,
ana Amber republicanl 2,l77 majority in the Sew
enteeuth district.
The number OF youth in Columbus between the
ages OF nve and twenty-one years Is 9,5ls.
In the ohio Baptist Convention to-day the report
OF missionary labors In Ohio Tor the last wear was
made Three thousand three hupdred and twenty
elght sermons and addresses were delivered and
i,e09 prayer meetings were attended. Three hun
dred ana seventy-eght persons were added TO
mission churches and forty-two children to mission
sunday schools. The children and teachers I'm tne
schools now number 1884. A communication was
received from the Ohio Christian Missionary Society
which looked to the union OF the two societies ana
was received with great favor by the Convention.
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THE EARTHQUAKE IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Oct. 81, 1870
The earthquake yesterday seems to have been gen.
orally felt throughout the Dominion. In this city
the shock was severe enough to ring the bells In the
public buildings. Tne judges and others In tho
courts vacated their rooms precipitately.
QUEBEC, Oct q, 1870.
The earthquake threw down some chimneys here,
and two persons were injured by falling bricks The
people rushed into the Streets and for time there
was much alarm ana confusion. The course Of the
earthquake was from west to east.
TORONTO, Oct. 21, 1870.
During the shock Of the earthquake yesterday the
steeple OF St. Georges church distinctly seen TO
sway to and fro. Walls OF buildings were shaken
and furniture moved from its plice.
ST. GATHERINGS, Oct. 21, 1870.
There was considerable alarm here from the shocK
OF an earthquake yesterday. but the damage ex-
tended no further than the breaking OF some win
dOws and shaking the walls of houses. The yibra-
tons lasted between thirty and forty seconds.
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public with the naction OF the British govern
ment and with the protractlon Of the war They
are significant also as showing the willingness or
the Prussian government to encourage every hope
no matter how extravagant, OF peace which is fast
becoming necessary to the German armies and
people. The frghtful condition OF things in Germany
cannot much longer be concealed from the world
10 is making itself heard IN all sorts OF ways.
RESTRICTIONS on DIPLOMATIC INTERCOURSE.
IL is said that Count Bismarck has required the
foreign Ministers Paris to communicate with their
governments only BY open dispatches.
GERMAN WIDOWS AND ORPHANS PROTESTING AGAINST
THE WAR.
correspondent Of Ostend sends me doc
ument which has been sent from Hanover to Ber.
iin' IL Is petition signed by So widows with
's'1oo children. in westphalia, Rheinish Prussia,
anu hanover, against the prosecution OF
ihe war. IL Is simple in Its language, but
teriloy expressive, and 1t is understood
10 have been composed by one or the
leading liberals OF Gottingen. 1t implores
the government TO save the poor creatures who sign
II irom absolute peril of starvation 1t states tnat
'hese husbands and fathers have been slain in the
war; that they are left without the means OF sup
porti tna all the funds OF the authorities being en-
pioyeh Tor the prosecution OF the war no means
are anywhere available for their relief; that
the factories In which they might have
hopeu 10 procure work are stopped by the
war. me petition winds up by asking what worse
coaId have beiallen the signers had Germany
peen defeated III war and invaded 10y the enemy
t'an now aflicts them, in consequence OF a victo-
nous war OF defence. The petition Will be pre
seh'ed by leaders of the peace party, who
are growing loud and dangerous to the
government at Berlin, and who have
TAKEN courage from the fact that General
Vogel Won Falkensten has been compelled, by
orders from headquarters, to abandon his attempt
10 dragoon them INTO science. The North German
papers are publishing, with little comments,
stories OF the excesses perpetrated in France by
the BavarIan troops as being quite dishonorable 70
the German arms.
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Destruction Z

Destruction Of FnctOries-IIeavy Losses.
About four O'Clock yesterday morning 1t was found
that the extensive buildings on Main street. Win.
sted. Conn.,, belonging to the Gilman Carriage Com.
pany, were in flames The buildings were some
10 feet In length, three stories high, built
OF wood. and being filed with combustble ma.
terial the flames spread rapidly, defying The efforts
Oh the hrc department TO subdue them, until the
whole. together with large blacksmth's shop in
the rear, were consumed. The carriage COMPANY
were carrying large number OF manufactured car.
rlages all ready for market. which, together with
considerable other stock and partly finished work
are total loss. portion OF the buildings were
occupied by the Giloert Clock Company. Here tney
received their cases from their manufactory set mn
the CLOCKS and put In the works ready for sale This
company also had on hand large stock OF mate
rails and clocks ana lose heavily. The Strong
Manufacturing Company, manufacturers oi
conn plates ana trimmings, occupied q building
near by the carriage company, and although
was saved by the most heroic efforts to arrest
the nalnes. Johns0n'S coffin warehouse on the
opposite side OF the street caught fire several
times, but the fire was AZ often quenched ana
the building was finally saved from destruc-
u0n. Tne water In the extensive lake that supplies
the Winstcd water works was very low and conse.
quently the mains refused 10 yield sufficient auap-
tty OF water, thus failing TO the emergencies OF
the situation. 1t was most fortunate circumstance
That the buildings and roofs the vicinity OF the
nre were wet by the rain, and also THAT the wind
dld not dow at the time, FOR, had II been otherwise
there Is no telling where the fire would have stopped
amount OF loss ana insurance cannot at present be-
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IN AMIENs.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

Insnbordination Of Soldiers of the Garde
Nationalist Dangerous Excitement and
Citizen Fear-Cry Of the Prussians are
Coming-A Panic and Quict-City Defence.
~"1Ss~ 49," LONDON, Oct. q, 1870.
Special teIegrams for the HERALD, addressed from
Amiens, under date of this afternoon, report that
the city was intensely excited during the two days
just past and still remained so, in consequence Of
the insubordnate conduct Of the members OF the
National Guard. The feeling which was thus pro.
duced in the public mind was very painful and the
actual situation dangerous.
The men refused to obey orders, and the besr
efforts Of the officers OF the Garde Rationale failed
Ior time to restore discipline or to induce them to
return to their duty.
report was circulated during the afternoon to
the effect that the Prussian enemy was approaching
Amiens rapidly. This intelligence induced per-
feet panic among the recusants, which spread to
most OF the remaining rank and file to such an ex-
tent that utter decentralization OF the entire force
was feared.
Several arrests of mutineers were effected during
lhe day. Orders were at once issued for the trial Of
the prisoners by drum head court martial All
others guilty Of cowardice or INSTRUMENTATION viii
be brought before the same tribunal.
The civilians are excited; or, as the French term
ii, animated.
Active preparations for vigorous defence against
the Prussians were carried on Notwithstanding the
home trouble.
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THE LATE COL. DANA, U. S. A.
Action 0f the Seventh Rcgfment-R
Of Eulogium and Cond0iencc.

Action Of the Seventh Regime es Iutions
Of Eulosium and Condoiencc.
The death OF Colonel Dana, late OF the United
States Army, has already been reported and the fol-
lowing appropriate action OF number OF his com.
rades will be OF interest to those who knew him.
At q meeting OF the Tenth company and OF the
associates Of the Engineer Corps and Company X,
Seventh regiment, N. G., 5. N. Y, held at the
armory, on Wednesday evening, October 10, 1870
the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:-
Whereas II has pleased the Great Ruler events in ia
nscruabe wisdom, to suddenly take from yet in
the flush OF youth late beloved fellow soldier
ieemed FRIEND Major and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
Dana United states Army, therefore be II
Resolved That convey to his afflicted family heart
felt sympathy In this their sad bereavement The
den and premature death of Colonel Dana Is of
who associated with him for years this company
great personal loss
Resolved, That, while mourn with those who mourn
shall always cherish pleasant recollection of his
attachment this how he excited adma-
ton and the skfu soldier gentleman genial
friend.
Resolved That the company be draped in mourning:
that copy OF these resolutions be sent family of our
deceased comrade to the Board of Officers all the other
companies and the Veteran Association OF regiment en-
tered minutes and published In the New York
nails
Joseph Lenthon, Henry L. Person, Jr, Rene " Mihau
EgbeTt L. Vieie Committee.