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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-09
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,,gSanberer" mad europa, ,snb pir MAIDEN bic
2sfer bsionbsrs atSmerFlam, taB bic l1tSsrien>
buna bes Blattes an f@erwantte unb Greunbe
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- I. B. 1870, 1,.,ss
ST. PAUL, MINI.
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The Croundswellin in England .


The developments Of popular feeling in
England are becoming important. y The
love Of popular liberty appears just now
to he peculiarly contagious in Europe,
west ofthe channel as well as east Of it.
In England the growth Of republicanism
Inns for several years been decided and
rapid, and recent events are developing it
still moro rapidly "A AHLondon dispatch
this morning, giving an account Of Lord
GRANvILLE's interview, with the, French
envoy, THEIRS, and Of the. .greato popular
Indignation over the unfriendly attitude
Of tile English Government towards the
new Republic, shows tliatiin the English
capital the mqss Of the people are
about ready t9iput . period to the
Constitutional monarchy by which they
are. ruled. 9 Tho Government was bit.
terly denounced, and the declaration
that if the right OF the people to
establish Republic in France was to be
denied; would soon become the dutyot
the people to establish Republic in Eng
land, w4s received BY the multitude with
immense applause. This is o startling
Sentiment to be thus boldly uttered in
London, and the fact that it is uttered
boldly and with impunity and meets the
popular favor, is still moro startling. A
great public demonstration oCsympathy
with the Republic fislto'bo held in Hyde
Park, London, Sunday, and other similar
demonstrations are called in q number Of
the largest cities in the kingdom. nN
| "A significant feature Of the Trafalgar
Square meeting was its approval of the
course tnr tlle United States towards the
Republic. ' This was quite Nas %fehs
phatic rs the denunciation of tho
course Of England We take this to
Indicate that however untriendly to the
United States the ruling class in England
may be, there is d strong undercurrent of
sympathy and friendship among the in
telligeptupssesl who may ia time, under
thcleddershtp pofsuch men as JoHS BhIdHT
aud JUSTIN MCCARTHY change positions
with their titled rulers.
, The masses of the English people have
already IN The past few years wrcsted from
their !enxrrnmcnt important rights hut
these havc only prepared them 10 demand
more. AS they grow more intelligent
and breathe lrecr air from year to year,
the divinity ofpcrsonal rights and fndiviI
dual liberty begins to outshine the divinity
that hedges royalty. ri,
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aNEwaYORK CITY.
l,,.o Nv1, youv sor, !

New York, Sept. IA.
Tic Nathan Inquest has besae ncl6dei
viii tie verdict ftliat Benjamin Nathan
came to lis death by tho IAnds Of per.
sons unknown to:the jury, and RECON-
mended that in future tho coroners' In
quests confine- their inquiries solely to
the cause Of death, and not as to the man.
uer or pcrpetrator otthe murder, and that
The rewards for the criminals should be
pledge for the full immunity Of the Crimi.
nal or participator, on confession.
i 1t Is stated that Senator Morton, Ut Ind,
has declined the British Mission,
Admiral Farragut's remains viii soon
be brought hero for ,ihterment in Wood
lawn Cemetery; under the auspices Of the
Loyal League. TIE entire division Of the
militia will parade, and the. /. city govern.
mcnt will also lend dts aid. to make the
demonstrations honor to the great Adj
nliral. ,,,l!.ia..-. ss.l5..-..s'--' ...
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population Of the country. And now the
matter is giving them deep Concern, and
has been q sub feet Of grave consultation
among those managing the affairs q the
National Committee. Many prominent
German Democrats In New York city
have expressed the most decided opinions
against the policy which has been pursued
and have frankly admitted that in their
opinion the party has alien9ted thousands
Of German Democrats, and that nothing
can prevent O large accession from this
class to the Republican party. The war
has taken a stronger hold upon the Ger
mans, they say, than their allegiance to
party ever has, and tho good will, shown
everywhere by the Republican press, has
quite won the German heart 4e's1 n u
Those connected. with tho Democratic
committee here hope to retreat from their
unfortunate position, BY making much Of
the French Republic, ind claiming that
rs Americans they are bound to support
II, ignoring, so far as possible, the TACT
that when It was a,que$tion between. the
liberal form Of the Prussian Government
and the absolute monarchy OF Napoleon
the D Democracy shouted victory tor France.
Z The Northern D ocrats hesitate when
asked the reasons for this1gupp port. 2i The
Southerners atc more frank, and most Mt
once assign as tlleir reason the tact that so
many Germans wGntlinto the Union army
and helped to 0Yerruu the South. it is
admitted by the D ocratic managers
that the subject will have q marked tnhuf
anoo 1,,1oy1 fho to1l a1aOti0nG and that thuH
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MEMPHIS.

Arkansas Nomination for Congress.
MEMPHIS, septs14I (
The Republican Convention at Pine
Bluff, Arkansas, yesterday nominated
Hon. Logan H. Roots for reelection. p +
Deputy Sheriff Frain was shot by
man named Furguson, Monday night.
&c YilIEecoyer.., ~ zgr -. 9l
Charles W, Bennett, an esttmableiclf-
zen 6f Black Hawk, was shot and Killed
by Stephen Jas. Reynolds, aged eighteen
years, on theN10th inst for driving'a dog
rom under the dinner table.
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The Latest News;
ohio state Fair. .'H
% sr.ry, spRISor1ELp, Fl I'D. O., Sept a.


Tie third day Of tic State Fair has been
marked success. Tie attendance reach
cd nearly 25 1000 persons The exhibition
Of drought stations oyer four years old,
twas one iof the finest ever seGnAin the
State. The Committee declare 1t I'm:
equalIcd on the continent Tyenty-threc
horses competed for premiums; Is were
imported, mostly from Normandy. The
Committee spent an hour and llall in
coming2toY a decision. The 1st premium
to Bel lgian owned by David Shaw; I'd to
Napoleon; 4tEi pr6miIm recommended TO
Prince Imperial owned bythe Marion I'm
porting Company. In the roadster class
Cassius NJ Clay;i Jr., took the first pre-
MUM. The exhibition Of short horn cat:
tic is spirited. In the classes Of cows, and
bulls there were nearly forty entries; Z.
r. Seymour, OF Ross county, took the first
premium for aged bull; VIM. Warfeld, Of
KY, for COW. The Fairis now in full
operation. Fruit is unusually well repre-
sented, mostly from northwestern Ohio.
The award to rcapers and mowers reserv-
ed since the trial at Mansfield, was made
to-day. The Champion takes the pc
MUM as reaper, the Buckeye as mower
and the Hubbard as the combincdmachine.
The. railroads arc busy transporting pas;
serigers and some trains tonight are
DELAYED. al y'sn't .at
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175,016, according TO our hRsty figuring
in round numbers. The official figures
are 1880, 1853 500, instead Of e, ,952, ,0OO, (:
900, .aB represented by Mr.. DAy1s----a
reduction for che year of4 one hun.
tlred and three millions in round
numbetS,L instead OF an increase ol
seven millions, Now one Of two things
Is certain, Mr.. DAVIS knew his isstatement
was incorrect OF lie did not. II he did, II
was unworthy Of o man aspiring TO seat
in Congress. Il, he did not, with the re.
port Of the Secretary before him, so plain
that any school boy could understand It,
then he Is flying altogether higher than
his capacity willIsustain him. 5.lFs .,s n.
We havo not space to follow his mis-.
representations Tor mistakes) farther. d,
Upon the whole, desiring not to state
the case unfairly, there Is no question the
auditory was much disappointed. For
some reason Mr.. DAVIS was less iorcible
and animated than usual. His manner
was cold and Ililcless, lis remarks ram
bling and dlsIointed andcven at times fec
BILE. This affected the audience unpleas'
antly, and they to be weary some
time before he sat down; and numbers left
before he had concluded. The speaker did
not do himself Justice, either because he
was unwell or embarrassed, or because he
was impressed with the hopclessness OF
the fight. Tho general effect on the au.
dience was that Of a wet blanket. AS 1t
would. never do to let the crowd go away
In hisforlorn state Of feeling, ]. HANSON
COOP, ESQ.,, Democratic candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney, was called up. He
made a brief speech with good deal OF
vim in It, and cnthused his hearers more
in two or three minutes than the candi.
date for Congress had donein IN hour and
a half. As soon as HANSON dried of the
wet blanket he left the stand, and the
crowd h9kS Up, feeling alittlee better.
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Republican Meeting at BenFiood. rll :,

The Republicans Of BenRcSd, to Tie
number of about one Hundred, We're ad:
dressed last night in the town hall by
GEN. GorB, Republican candidate for
Congress, Capt CRIsswELL, Of Marshall,
candidate f0F Senate, and Mr. BIoYD,
candidates for House, ID. .AiafSian! THE
meeting was presided, over by JosEruH.
OGLEBAY, ESQ The feeling was enthusi-
astic, and both speakers and audience
pleased wrth one. .sqEosEhgerSl ~ 9 4 VI
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England.
Intertiew Between Earl Granville
and Theirs-.England's Unfriendli.
\ ness TO the Republic.

|. and heirS.sEnglQndSS Un1Ftendlt.
K ness to the Republic.
. .Hgail Hlo1 NEW York, Sept 14!?'
The IToHTS London special says, that
this afternoon Earl Granville called On NJ
Theirs ut tho FrepchA Embassy. Altli0ugh
Theirs came fully qualified BY tue French
Government, he'could not hcf received In
Downing street, US the English Govern;
mGnt will not recognize tho Republic.
Earl Granville, however, conferred with
him as the representative Of the do fdetO
government O., France, semi.oftiCially.
The Earl exhibited all his well known
courtesy and suaVity, His loIdship said I:
II hope you win aflbwme to express he
deep regret with which as aUindlviduV l
have seen so many misfortupCs be fall
France, a country alIted'in so many ways
with England. 1Emy earnest wishes could
bo OF any avail, peace would soon restore
her to her former prosperity"
NJ. iThiers replied {: |" Franco b, quite
able Ind deternthedSto to defend herself
against all foes, but she earnestly desires
,poOcO, anil II ,is tprstllQt reason that, by pe
she'n now aSlts England upon who's Q action
all the powers Of Europe are nov. waiting
To Join them Id securing for her 81 lch terms
orpeace rs she can honorably &C cept., She
wiilaccept no terms TINT are' not h6i6r!
able, ia M; u sl et bg,5ss9 ,hg aps,,I D
! Eafl, Granville replied, = y do not SOC
how England can interfere; but. I think
/ may say that While PEs SO rvihg strict
neutrality I EngiSndaxwill present to
Prussia6ny propositions offered by Franco
and act the part ot q sincere fnmd u II
cannot, however . boi expected sthatT6Dgi
land will join my power itl 1utteftng .
threat 20 Prussia, nor can England even
positively promise to urge upon Prussia
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HOW THE DEMOCRATS HAVE
!ALIENATED THE GERMANS 2

The Democratic Committee and the
Il Germans..The Rebel Element of
Washington Opposed to sthe Dntch'
Correspondence Of he CIHeihaatI Gdsttts. '''''
WASHINGTON, Sept. Z.
AS elsewhere throughout theaeountry,
20 here in Washington oil the Democratic
elements have arrayed themselves In Bit
ter opposition to Germany: Even the
mourners ofthe rebellion have come outin.
TO the Light again to shout for France and
denounCc Prussia. In the groups which
have gathered nightly since tho war be.
gan around the sources ol news 1t has
been o safe rule to put down. the NOISY
supporters Of France as ex;C Contederates,
rebel sympathizers, or Democrats. While
there were some NapoleOniStS 10 be found
in tho crowds that were none Of these,i It
was difficult to find any whose chief asso.
Citations were not with nienior women Of
some Of the classes named,
There is In Washington q population
which moves only In tho shadows. Back
In the dark, places sit q few hundred of
those once prominent in tho good old days
ot slavery and Southern supremacy.
These scarcely ever appear since the
North has taken possession Of the Gov-
ernment and Northern life has impressed
itself upon the city. They sit in the dark
mumbling to each other over the days Of
glory to them, but Of shame to the nation,
and SO pass their time in perpetual mourn
ing for the dead past, coupled with mutt
tered curses at the North and its new life.
These have been brought out again by
their anxiety. To hear the news. and TO .
man they lidenounce the Germans aud
shout for Napoleon. "t
~ Democratic politicians have been open
Ii their support Of France, and their vari!
.ous committees here haYeA encouragedik
In short the lines Of American support
for the parties In this war have been
drawn hefeint the National Capital almost
exactly along the lines which sepafated
parties and communities during theirebel-
lion. 41 i5!sE9 g9tpls ,ANot'3l ~ NJ ''il9.
/ Ffsm, all qpafters II tho South the same
state ofaHaiFs has been reported by those
who have lately travelled toverit.F s'h 7i1;' ,,s
y Before the Democratic leaders began to
foresee tie result, they found themselves
committed against the entire German
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! RRepSslSsH lSSa5a,lon fe2E EsasfEsli!

y At the Republican County CoSY YsRtIotni, tIti
yesterdaYS at Rome, Ellh az Roberts, edl!
TOR Of the Utica Herald, was. nominated
for Congress, ifoh the Oneida District,
unanimously Oh q VteG Tot6 vote. No other
name was presented to- the Convention
for nomination.
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Baltimore Market, Z 9,sgisI. 'sala''


GRilNGEGcSt-Better feeling; receipts Light;
western red 81 229l q. Corn-scaree and II
higher with an improved dNemand: western white
az and d,SssC SIEed sOSssTi 0rtSI6f8ESss Rye-Dull
PRoylsloxs-M Pork-QuietE at BS S0a 7bdby
% 90, Baeon-Good demand; rib sides, ;lIH8
17Te: clear rib 1sc: 'ehOulderS 15 ~ !.
2592SHc, Lard-QuiCt at l6xc. "a ;Sisa 70
WMSKr-Firm; western iron bound 9ec. 'S 'sS5,
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New YI:oSEE Pr6sdInIIs:e= nTark,a.lt,.. ;
ast i7i'fS NV Yo5;RlxS Sent a.
corrOx-oultt and ! .6ads easIer; saIes @ l,7so

bales al! !l9K e for middlnE uplands:ss
FLoUR-Closed shade lriner.. ,,,n
GRANNY Very frm 1t 81 OtDt12 for
No. spring, and 81 21Bl 30 forwlntSr red and III
amber western. Rye-Dull and heavy at e0@s3c.
Lower and dull at 81 9H6S3Xc for mixed. IA ~.
PROVISIONS = Pork -QuIet at $96 26628 80. .
ef9Eair request and 1rm.ir Cut MCatS-Dull
md heavy. BacOn-QuiGt and Arm5it LArd-lr
Steady at l6c for prime steam. 'lislitsh f.'E
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}lWAsHINGroN:.
WAsHN6T6N,; Sept. IA

q Y WAsHN0T0N, Sept, Il,
8 The Navy Department are preparing
the necessary orders iord the relief from
duty Of all Officers on the retired list.
/ Senator Wilson jHas arrived! here 10
look Glter The business Of tRe Republican
Congressional Gommittee,toE which he Is
chairman. 800 Sr..t. q a.l..aaal.s
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! /:
Commercial and Financial.
t7+lnT7r =
j Wheeling Wholesale Market. / n
~ oFTIcE OF DAILY INrELIE0EHoERI I

~ rll oFTTcE OF DAILY INTIL1IUExcER, y
g..,.y, 49,, "WEDNESDAY, Sept "a, 1870.
HuTTEa-T There Ii vety little butter Offering
Sales 1T ISs for choice to prime. l2i'' J." ''''
BRobMSL L$5 6Oi per dozen fors tancysa and
g Is for good. enaiSi9rng IT buaEi iou go
CHEEsE-Ing good demand at l4kc for Goshen
C1RBoN olL-25c, and no charge foF, package.
CoFTiEEE-wS quote prime to choice Rio at 400
99tEc; choice to fanCy OS52SKc!i hH''".3i' ~
oHItaeENs4. shlesH Of live spring chickens, by
tho dozen q. zoos 90, ,,jps,gk gdt ir,lyfup
EG0s--We note sales at tic per dox.
FlsHGLake Herring a Is; White Fish $s IS;
Lake shad 81 GS: No! 8 medium MackstSl' 81 90
as %; No. . medium 81 %; Mo- 1IlaEge $19 90
per halfibbli % aiG Yl1isl ii 70 zCiH 81 ID
FLoyRriWe quote, fancy. at 81 IS9s 3; choite;e pig;
white wheat family, g. O0S7 20; rod wheat
family, 90 Do. sRy6 Flour, s. 70. zoo! ""' y
GRIm- Radt-l Market dull and steady I'VE
quote atIietly choice white Nt $50, and Np.l
rod atSl 10. 0Gts-s Steady at s5c for new; 4oc teE
old. Cor1l-Qulet. We quote at 756s0c for fair
to Prime shelled. Ryt-7o.' - '''"' =, ''''''h e
&FIrst quality sKfo5'Si; 1Oxta, a. 10,
SECOND quality ysx10, - %; 1Dxi2, $3.50 . boxof
So feet' Discount 10 per cent p.9iiu' g1aGt ~
GrNsES017 SOC per lb. ,,,. ,o,,h .,r,,,, 80,
HkT44LooSc $Io o6. Baled-$is d. 9 - u "
HLGRD ON uFirm al $f25.l % tli'e 'h'i'!f hn
Nlus-lO ITO 6Ody q OO;) Sd to Cd. $4'95; Gd
to!7d, $k,6O.gd shI jgtII sasngIDianO9 iI!!i
Provisions The following ara the, ruling
AgJpIrFcs as given us by leading dealers: Sugar,
cured eadvasscd hams at 96c; 'hniIy do 2SS;
. me-. aI.N.... kaR,
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RUSSIA. ':5 "
hIiSrepEeseRtation Of Russian Septi44
rlnagnt5sNa dGtJadsr StGndihE ''tFitH
Austria in the Interests iofao Peace.

M " .IfljhIH 1ONUUNt sept IT.
Tho Journal de 81 PetwsbWy, Mt hand,
contains nothing Of Tic character ot certg
tain extracts prOfessGdly made from II. In
the kilograms sent t6.lthis country from
Belgium. On the contrary IT. expllilscttly
says that an understanding has been
reached. byttwo powers heTet9fprS pep
trail, with an objectiof uniting ytoN put ah
end tothe war, and causing e to- Ge sue,
cecded by a lleaCe which shall not leays
the sdeieated party the apain OF losing
any portion 81 It's territory. "gTlle two
powers here spoken Of are understood TO
be Russia and lAutriaI PEipce Gortscha7
koff Is reported to have said at q dfnneH
/" We are disposed 70 forgive 1854 in' the
present most s9 bshaX y lt9 Xi0t tt!ts@ s"
OI VIENNA n1m " sslnGly7 .Iib4lipsy l,E . &
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NaWiiYo York DRY Goods. lIarIdoi. ].


MatEut Ec,Iyo md hhnsrif6r e6ttdIn classes d
Stapls GoodSS The following Ee5Ps the most I'M
sSS6tISFS 1dSGnced ffon t40tQl Nc;. .AuguStg
"a do tom i9c tOIl9X; NashAu A Flannel . nom
i6c t0 lee, The stock Of goods g generally re-
duced g many Of tho mills arc idle and otheFS
m TnnnInR short time for want Of water,
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1suo .hehalIaa4e:a
speaking at Cameron.

Gen. Corr, Republican candidate for
Congress, viii speak at Cameron this
afternoon at2 o'clock. - -
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Lhe. .acceptance of .any, tolfSr winch Fsaaee

theacceptance Of any offer which France l1 !. {!
may be disposed TO make to ler'Sii1sts st.
Thiers firmly but c0urteo eouSly satdi upon
this, that he saw nothing 70 be looked Tor
from England, then, IN lhe matter, ,,,,.aa aaa
,y;tS StSo Al SESG:
y nI,s SSonorstFoh tn n%st SfaiiaiI esiif!
,tarO5 ns II XXI tEraSs uI'' 0o sStsi 4s''i II
,etou ~ ~, n,ssM-s.,,S.o. :, :" ,pon,,hI,
FOPpIIaE Eeel4H !S S6sat t u m
can Uemonstt"'lOn
Theninterviewi shortly after 2 ended.
UpOnmakingpubl late IN the afternoon,
the above interview an PIg neetI
crSUd lp " 'v ssasSSsd H. TrSfaiaaT % saIIare
There were MANY s;nea ISeFs,I SmiofiF them
Odcer and Justin, NC Carthy, and tho
GoYernmont was tlenouficed iriI the bitter.
est and most lndisSntscd terms {ot its itsI
course towards the French Republic.
The Cabinet was declared 70 20 9 gsolaet : 10 net
OF treason tonunan a, Lgns, wv w " -, snS
gs 9! EtEoc' tS.t nnS PLY = tIo,SaI
Jors IL iii eeyaI rf3omt1She tTnIFihI1eI I'M.
MG%S ,nSS:ss 4 SSSiS,;tS 'So,1o~eil ftthe sentinert
Tint % II dbeTiF6t Of the :peopIie Tto establish
a arepubIid In France St6be denied, It
would soon becomg tug t1tyot the people
to'establlsh q republic IN, Eng land -
Other Similar Meetings to be Held:
7GSreat Dem1oc occratic Tmrfese.Etinhg Is chilled 70
hi held in Hvile PSrk a. Sunday liGxt.
and n "a contsmnlaied to form a Grand
Jcm6cratic don FnEoceSsi6n IN fh16n6r of tho es.
tablis6ment Of ia French Re6ublic,
.dennocratic meetings are, ,also ANNOUNCED
With the same object in Manchester, Bis.
mingham, Bristol and Edinbnrg gshE " ~ ": =.
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lIONpON,f Sept.

THO reports of the popular rising at
Nice and Mentone are confirmed in both
places. French authorities are deposed,
prisoners released, and an Italian Reply rs ptISiB5l
lie proclaimed. w. '.' ' Iifs
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APaSseniger Train Throws, into Trent
River.ssFearful Loss of Life.

Afearfil railroad accident occurred at
TamWorth,t In, tho county Of Stat ford this
morning The. train known as tic Irish
mail, which left Holyhca1 Wales, late
asthight, when entering TAmworth, was
thrown from the track by a misplaced
switch. Tho entire trim, mostly COM
posed of passenger coaches, was plunged
into Trent river. 2ThusIfaF the i6olies'o
tho engineer and four passengers have
been recovered. There Is, much confusion
at the scene Of the disaster. It is almost
impossible 10 get n correct account The
loss OF lie has been fearful.
sSS { 1904 pf6 SHoG
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,,TdyA.T,Y.

The ltaItaa Troops I'M sPgpQI iTsErisI
tOEysSjAl Fiji thtl IgIEhtT theI. Rapbl
1ogAye sy ;,; "a .5slg5ss4 J S''s9 y !t!5 7 A
FIoRENu b Sept ;ftS-EVentng. %
The following 3 HiciAi' news has Just been
made public: The Papal troops have
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.rPAiIadelrhian MARKETS ,qQ1v6aia.ll

'' ,b,ce
a;aiess y.b.lrF, .PH1AnELPHIA. Sept 1dtI
PRovIstoNs-DuIl and wcck. lUIs ! ~
FLouO-VGry dull and greatly depFgs4ed.1 .1Hsh
GRAIN-WhCat dull; sales western rCdat 81 1d08sf
81. Corn steady: yellowSwG wGstetn 990 0996tmiS
e siS; HssFs!SIsaa Sss aasott6d;
and refined 25K096C.
! WnI1Kr--IDlIl; western .W0od, ,90c. Ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-15
Compliments to Fayre.

ON S&t gfs5PAREs, Seps44
Jules Favre hos rcceiycd congratula-
tions from tile tliplomaticl Representatives
OF England, Spain, Austria and Holland
who remain at P4riAAGS0a4
FugitivcS from McAIahon's army reach
tlcneighborhood of Paris by hundreds!
New Method of Warfare at StEas-,
ID SIKgt burg. aasH,a ,Ye .
The PrusslRns are pumping tho water.
out of the moats around StrasbtIrg, and 1t
isreported that they are preparing to send
up balloons, from which nitro glycerine
will be dropped into the French y;l maEa. nag z!
Au' ~ SSSGiiiEH "a IT,. ,...., si5EliI ll'.l =!
Popular Rising tiu1. Sonthwestern
g'o'a 9 France. 5t%G .,,,.s ~ sSi /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-15
WAsHTNGTON, Sept. III.

Governor NIcCook, Of, Colorado, t6le.
igraphed St0SG eneraE Dent to-day 4 that
ChaHins nshdds sbe6nS elected Delegate 70 Con.
gresS from that territory, and that Repub-
lican gains are reported throug ghout the
territory. glRn lilfG 9iba9io7t' W