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ILLINOIS,
Meeting 0f thu StAse Hoard
Equalization mt Springfield.

Meeting Ut thu StAte Hoard Of
Equalization Mt Springfield.
speaat De.patch to The Chscazo Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, III, Oct, 4---The State Board G:
Equalization met tn The Senate Chamber this
morning at II O'Clock. The meeting was called To
order By General c. E Lpplncott, who w1s made
temporary SecretaEr. The roll was caue,i, and
the following named members answered 70 their
nanes. Clapp, Curlo, Divine, Dalton, Friend,
Forsyth, Glenn, GHmths, Ilen.y, Hancock. Miles,
Mcconnell, Petite. Piper, P1att, Randlc, Reed,
SiIn1nons, Sle.ght, Talbot, wilmafth. Me7is and
Wilson. Absent, NJ. Durfee. Of the Eleventh
sacsncy csuzed 81 the death 81 cn. Teis Il 81 stn, ill.,
Of The Eleventh District. appeared, and Wins
ewbTn 10 and took his seat
MessIs. Selght, Henry, Miles, Dalton. and Cnrio
gan;xatlon, after which the board adjourned I'LL
=. m.
On tho meeting Of the board in the afternoon,
the Committee IN Permanent uEgHutZAuon re-
ported 1B follows for permanent Officers Of the
hoard: Chairman, General ch1s. E. Appincott
Secretary, Wm. Sudden: Doorsrersr, y. B:
Ames: Page, Jno. II. Rh,nebeEgeE. The report
MesMs. Clapp, Glenn, S1clght, Divine, and Reed
were appointed committee to draft resolutions
expressive Of the sense OF tho bcar1 on the death
| OF Hon Tefs smith, late member OF the board.
The Chairman was authorized to appoint com.
| mLttees on general equalization, on lands, town
4 resolution Wis passed that the reports OF the
Central Committees be REFERRED to the Committee
| on General Equalization when completed
Afref the transaction OF some business of rt
spcci21 Interest to the puhc the board aaljouFnct
! until 10 O'Clock Tomorrow morning.
, 1870-10-05
FAIRS.
Second Day OF the Mechanical nnd
Agricultural Exhibition nt VI.
Loute-Eine Display OF E1or.r<-
tstels1stItx1k Awarded


Agricultural Exhibition nt NJ.
Loul-E,tne Display OF Eaor.r~-
1feaa'u.ns Awafmea:
IaTes ~, np - 70 Inc ne saeo &c n7oa a1sonae
81. LOUIS, oea. I'll taefe s an!'aing more
10 ~" ous - noan sa, NC ca.
] = nos oses @ oneeishih diIea: AAl ''' "Dpa'4s3s
haiL el- Their ia1ers weFe ss5y lsnt for shut
srpted oy but fey samples each; Those eh?wn
Mete gn0a iiusS iom IN Rusas ~ We L. ne4.
u III auu 99o1 y. Nv s uSs
cs!s5J no" II tae mAfke1 Il imported nun ehl'
caGo. ,u ,,
psvon., 1iae!ney, nd Ay1ssire cattle at .as Il:
nnsr Sss t9an 1sn sao%1g - aas These LATER
niitefs 10 .1s1s 1ere aS Is foiloss s eno0a As
JOSEPH + MJau, ~ LOUIS Coon1y. 10. Best A.
isi Hunt, Of I st. ioats connsy. Best Ayrsnre ~ bnI
II bess Devon cew qt any axe=psemiun 70
;ni5s CO. @ q NJ ase5pfenia@ = ": / K,ss.
A.aHeaIuns, A4na. ~ Ssss A;oe1ney q COW OF any
sgemp!emlam 1 70 anoa' T. 1nfnef' 81 Louis
me ne1t @ ing va a! lnat OF gfa4ie casae: Eess
| COW. Z. y bunef, Illinois; seSo2d premium to v:
sAh9,1. = ~ W. m1' oouer took several
Cows tTo Ssa1s 9d "a under shrse-Firss Pr
Elain, 4 .. heeo' All'nots' eceona pfemluh, John
y sa Skshk. II, ~ ..,a -,,.,,.,, .. ..,,. ,a
~ 20 plopoIuons. ena VEN tat !aaeSa. IaeF NE.e
1ao Il sron , xeM M "aat ass e5ee9 1e7Ms NJ
oss again taxes tue largest Premiums. Best
1see oGoshs, .aisc 5cS.s o.GE5o.a ~ ~, a1''
81 Minis, "efS ncss fa.3. ~ Gn nal,ocr
] ACAE&s AVN&E flNA$E p s4t4l4A4s SADt
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CINCINNATI, Oct THE sschutzcnfest is pre-
ceetHg with considerable ztA to-day. shooting
Is coIurcd to contests for premiums and gub!ets.
TIE man lifting the bulls eye &Wenfy-1ye times
H. entitled to Xoblrt The target is dve feet In
diameter, with IwcutJ-nve rings one inch apaSt.
4 bulls eye four inches IN diameter fuEms the
t>rnrTr. The hrst coblet Was Won by G. F. ke!b.
at Philadelphia: the aeconh hJ John J. Mort. Of
New Jcs:i; third, Philip Klein Of New York
fourth, plaio Jacohy, Of San francisco: nfth
Dotplnlt Nfget There W2s but little BhtsotinX al
hout rary targets. one man con.csttnR fur the hon
".ary ru Sc, making Ext. .-nve nngs In shrrs
shOtA
Tonight grand concert In honor OF the Sharr
shouters takes place at Turner Hail.
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Tho Robinson murder CAso nj
1lanaTie1d---EuEfheF TeAaftnouY:3or
tho uCfcncCs

, 0PeElAl btHPAt[o 70 AQE 4Aa14at-
H1N6F7K1D, Oct TIN the Robinson eAaeto-
&'ay, Ata- Roosc Was on the staad+ who x6pns
that her husband came home on tho ntehtrf2tke
nut,1cr, It O'Clock, and had bloody Shirt
aeeva 3, and he burnt hia Shirt She found bloody
water ~ the wash.batin, the peat daJ. and
bhk dy entcoer-fn!ie In the ce!l1r. She Is Under
ss'tug rigid cross examination by the pTnsecu-
tioa- Noote LEFT the city shortly asier The tnus-
der. Detectives claim to know h1s present
whereabouts
In the afternoon the defence Undertook to put
Mts. Robinson, wife nf accnRed, On the stand a.
witness. ME. DtItAm. for The defence, .1nade a
strcrq aEgumtntin Its favor, c1ainIug It's ALLOW
ancc under the spirit Of the new code Jndge
Get!dis. IN an able and weltcouMdered opinion,
| dec1oed against the competency Of tho witness
Or. William bushnell was s1blecte.l 10 long
examination, tn which the matter Of teeth marks
| and thu condition Of The body At the time the
casts were applied, was considered again.
The examination approaches closc, and It Is
Expected o-morrow noon will see the end Of the
testimony,
Mrs Robinson, with several OF her chitdrru and
eIser. Eat hy the ride Of the prisoner during the
| day. Their apparent intelligence anh becoming
t,e1nearor were the subject at favorable comment.
afss. Robinson fully believes her husband guilt
| less of the crime laid to hts charge.
, 1870-10-05
.Dc uccrusIc Candidate for Congress
In tho Fifth Wisconsin, District.

. SFFe1aI DttEatth to Tue Ch9tako 1Ttant.
OSHKOSH, Wiz, Or L-The Democratic Coz
Ercskional Committee. for tho Filth District. have
been 1abo1ing, for The past two weeks, to 1n,,
sosne rne VINO wrntd acrcrt the noE1iontfon for
Congressman IN place Of Klaus, declined They
this city, AMI. he will probably accept String.
ham has heen resident Of R1nalo. n.
y, nEttl within few FcaE. auh last spring
because he coull carry the Third Ward. IA d
Congressional candidate, he has no rceommenda.
tton except that hc h3S money. lie has had nc
experience, aid the fact that hc Will spend MoneS
freely WAS the only argument uxrd III bis trhalf.
He Will be fens into o.scUsttJ by slI thousand
Ms NOTIFY against him In November.
, 1870-10-05
CHICAGO WEEKLY TR1RUHE.
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE


EDITORIALS: The Haserty Murder; An KxtsaaEai.
nay Confes1ton-Ntaxssx ShIp Caual-IndustziA1
and Collegiate Education Governor Palncr-
Temporal Power Of Pap.sy-l'.1, md Rome
German unsty-Taz1d On Nocl-~ What Know
Abou! Farming Utility of Balloan3p1- -Niseel-
STATE or ILLINOIS: s...r.nen. Of th. A,,e..ea
Fafne Of all pruperty-HoSa In nlnota.
W1SCohS1S: Tho Cenxua Of the Ss2te
FARM AND GARDEN: LEtnsason County Fair
The PlAa Ct Animal Addsesses II Our FAIrs-
5fotsiDs Hos.es-Lsdy Ridin< anA pa.ins-A
Remarkable GenIus-0ar Respsct for Humbuss
LETTER FROM yE1EBIyARIay: Ahon, Cn.t~
4 TALK ABOUT KGtss.
THE WAR IN EUHDPE. Ths Kmpyrss Euseate.
Her Escape from Frame and Arrival In Ene.
land: Her Fttts Inurvtew with Hs< Son
,Eapelron ut W1lhe1nsh,he-Hfs suIte-Ho.~
they Amuse The1n*slvcs-They Lave Cssses-A
Hundred Letters \ Day for the cx.E1nperur-The
ex.Eu Pesor Deserted By Hla F+seuds-Accu4a-
t!ors Of Treae1ery-How the New OF Seizu was
Received in Ee1!ln-Bisnarka Report to King
Wflliam on the Cspltniaton of Sedau-Nhy pe
WiEpfen Snr.endeFed-Hi1 Plan 70 Escape Conn.
tet1nanded hy the Empuoz-Hyeuas Of The Ra.-
tt6eA.
| roE7EF: Cseels. By Blcst uazte-Fa.:ner John
\ WOMAN OF WORTH: Dy Aur.sas F. Blu.
| ehsnan, urit&sn fox tbs T8mCxE,
sADA1lNE lRRv1s: ADe4atifu lssoEy. II
| ROME: The CaptuEc Of the Eterual Clty-EnnJ Of
ths Italian Army Thruukh the Gatrs-Thc People
Welcome tbs 1Toopa
| d TELL-TALE oyERcOAT.
LoUn NAPOLEON AND LADY BLHss1rGror
1oA1 Joni: Ths Ms@snsent Cure II ths soath Sea
htande4A
LANGUAGE or JFwRt%:~
MODERN suPERSTrTloNS.
| WHlTE HOUSE RECEPTION: Mark Twain Al,
trrds One and Tails ~1th the Prc4iaent-
LAST a0RAUS IAp0RrAT1oS: A Dsstneuishc<i
| Feuian't Description q the seenes % Shipbsasa
| -psuEsips ahe Rescntins convests-rhe Kders
| PARASOL TASSEL: Dc,ueatfe Scene.
FL1zE: By Josh BillipEt. ...
, 1870-10-05
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH,

koKHfXH TxAERGGEA
Lnsp0S, Oct 4-11:11 =. m-.-Conaols, 93s4
9s4; 5-ses, a. so..: 5-9os. 81, ser;: tens, d
Ssh i04os, ssh; E1ie, 1s; Illinois Central l1sk
LOSpoS, Oct &-Eyentng.-Consois 13tA97N
bonds qu!ct and steady coupons, 'da, 81; -, s9I
q. Ss,t: 1e&0s, s.A.
siects steady: Ene. IS; Illinois Central, r1s,x
FEAsKFoRT; Oct +-Eyen.ag.-Doads closet
G,net Vt e4A@A.s.
LyrHr0oi. Oct. 4-1l:ls q -Four, eas i'd
Winter wheat, ss Gda9s ID: red wheat; $ Sd 3 $:
~: white wheat, - lldt4l0s. Corn, @ss 81.
Pork. 110%, Lard. 1eHR
LIVERPOOL Oc,. s-i:Fo p. n.-Wlnser wheat
9s 3d: white whear, 10+410s Ill
Fork, 1l94 Rest unchanged. ..-.-. .
Receipts during the Inst three days, =" 90 qn3r
sers, is, ,5cJ OF which are American.
LIyEKfrot, Oct. t-Evenlng.-Cotto7 steady
u.tnnds, s..d; Ortcn18, SID.
California whcat. fes1l0s Id: rcd Western, s
s1tdse III: winter, % Sd. Flour, rs 81 Corn, .
tda s>s 3D. ...~
Tort, 1l6s Lard, 4 3D. Cheese. t4s "a. Cum
teriapi mitldles, :ss; short aas, 65@-
SavA! s.orcs quiet
LoSpox, oct 4.-Llnsee1 cakes, los 1ol@11
| ii. Tallow, 4s% 81. Ilnseed, eos Gt. Lusee
| oil. sos l0d.
Sugar tlrmeT.
ANIwKnF, Oct. 4.-Fetfoleum quiet nt c9at.
, 1870-10-05

MEN 1QAh+
SEw YuKE, Oct +.-CoTTpS-Easiff. Sa.cs o1
3.s1s bales ct uplxnd, At 16Ac.
nRxApsTCTF-FlouIt tn fair export detaanu. and
SC higher; receipts, 5000 b-ts; sales SoeS ~;
supernne, k.onGa1u; extra, SAaa%As; caoice,
Sas0aA60; whiIe wheat, Sa9NaA&0: Oato, S-*aS
$50 St Luis ss.oe4Sel. Rye -four unchanged
Ccrnmeai unchanged. Wheat scarce and 1rm-
In active demand, and prices a.iraaced 1856
receipts, $50 bu; safes, $500 bu: No. spI,n9.
F-sl91.:s; unsaund, xL17k: xhtte 5 Msssss5p.
sl;ea RE steady. With n9asfsE % aenan@ a.
sales Of 1000 hu new Wcstetn rs; rs;
Matt s.tady. Corn In gool demand At tun
rrIccR Receipts, eco bu. Sales sl.an on mixed
At s7G Sc: common, SIC Ii store: 5tl!ows 9oc.
Oats in fair demand and 1c higher; receipts. 0ee
bu: fa,es q, GOO bu Western IT 6ls5sHc: ONO
ssRcsc.
| HoF-Quiet aud unchanged.
GxocERIx-CpfIee qutet And unca4n3et u
| cysfY respect. Sugar IN fair demand ana mAfke
nrm- Molasea dull, md prices dropping. hes
| quiet and unchanged .,,1.
PErRoIKrX-Doll but unchanged; crude. 1aAe
BrVxSES1ict and unchanged; Western, eoz
| SIC.
Caxxsx-puIl, but unchanged, Il az1&Nc.
TuHnrNE-Iuf fair demand 1t s94c.
| PRoyE1oNs-Po1k In fhtr demand, and higher
ealea Of 10 b1ls mesa It Sah.oo pnme unchanged
Beef unchap7rd: sa1ez OF LOO bEia 51tm
I'D I.I.a ress :a-N2s&oo. s1lk meats In
, 1870-10-05

Special DerpAtsi, to ThA ChtcaEo Tribune.
CAIRO, Uct 4.-liOo. Cazpaf Butz, Of ChicAgo.
candidate on the Republican State ticket for rcni-
tcntiaty Commissioner, addressed = large assem-
btage Of Germans and Americans 1t the Court
Houst In this city Tonight, in tlle German lan-
cuaEe, on thu Issues before the people In the IRE
sent GAuyass. Mr. Butz more that Erat!aeu The
wIshas Of his friends Tie was enthusiastically
aprau.tet1 during rho delivery of his address, and
bis presence here AaH douc Morr 10 build up thg
Republican German element ilao eyefything else
that cQasll hare been ,tuue,
At the close Of bis German speech MT. Rntz al.
dressed tue people IN English. which WAS received
with much applause lie WAS followed by Hon.
1ipnse IL crowded, and the best feeling prevails
hf. Mum IS striking heavy btows for the cause OF
Rcrnhltcanisn. Count On large majority fol
him tn thls district
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which he a1J1-t that as zc3z4as the yp.e. 70.
-atemhe1s of -tnE Constituent Assembly, what the
government destre1 shove all elee il perfect
needom In the exercise Of Tho electoral fran
cbke.
+. :. cowARp1ca Axoao zuE r4or1x.
: Letters iron different psacea dwell upon the
shameful cowxrdlte OF II c.pcpulssiou, WHO per-
nit 4 few hues.sps to str1p then Of eFel3shtn
Some OF tho desaI1s are scarcely crestlple People,
1t Il said. forciaIy dttse'away the Mobiles and
Frauo TtsfeuJs Who wish to defend them. Small
pattaee Of PTusstaus treat towns more hatshfy
tan larger bodies
srHAssouKo.
LONDON, Oct A-The New York Tfibune tpecial
correspondent Il Suaxboo,g, tel.grsphs On the
4th, that the city has assumed new axpect. sfThe
shops have ~ been rcopened. ard the market
place Is nl1ch wisn proslsooa~ The French
ofuresa who were raroled.- have orders
to depart by the, 9Th instant. The
inhabitants must turrly the German oftlcera and
soldiers with fo0d. wine and c5galA, The amount
Of money In munitions and ptur1dons wasted
cannot yet l,e approximately 1eckoned. hit the
los Ia immeuK. Many cannon we1e picked up
btfose the surrender,
Postal sr,y1cc In rencxed. The h,tdrr orer the
Rhine viii ,,e aysslable Tor railway trina In
for4utrht.
RAILWAY ACCIDENT
RoCKN, Oct. I, sia LoADox.-A railway acct
dent occurred between this eltr and Amtens to
ttalne laden with French troopa- Fifteen were
Killed, fifteen mortauy wounded, and 100 seriously
injured.
Thiers says his representations to Russia were
cennred to tho placing OF the Tours government
In tbc m1ft favorable light, and 10 showing the
risks OF Prusstan a9grana,zement. He made no
rrtreEi.it whatever
x1scEuAHEoCS.
Tcrre, pct. 1.-THE Brittany Clergy arc taking
m active lead in tho measures for the na,to1al
dc.cEre- This Is also the case, In good pan, In
/ South France The government is thus greatly
s,re1 s,l.nes, and the disposition to respect the
nights Of tho clergy Is corrcapondngly renewed.
LYONS. Oct 4,-From al, parts Of France at-
counts show tsat s1alpshooters nte now seriously
ntpStpr the enemy,
TorFs, Oct. t.l1he.pos>a! ser.tcs continues L.
regular Al d uncertain Tbs ot1cIa, journal Of the
! reru,l,c. forced 10 make A. exclamation, says;
So much OF the rolling STOCK Of the railroads hal
| been captured and trspsfe1zed to Northern and
| E4r1rrn roa ts since, The commencement of hit
war, tlst there is mt enough left to run t1ains
| regularly.
| 4 decree has betn published absolytng en-
| rIoscs Of the Post once Department from u1!l
| fa,y sesriec. !:
LosDos, Oct. A-Fince Napoleon has adycr
| tiseL hte villa, at FTanRtue, for sale.
The old Republican PARTY Of France Ia reported
hostile to the rteblscite, and will not vote Tit
raIa1 yote viii be almost unanimous In faysr o
the government.
/ Fasre is said 10 be waiting IN answer to hi
| SECOND letter to The King OF Prussia before dc
] cilrE how to act.
Calats is filled With National Guards Recon
uolttr1rK parties have been out tnwartl ArrAn.
TouEs, Oct. tan of'1cer Of the late Fonsinca
army has arrived here to organize corps o
, 1870-10-05
Rutxnro Live Stock Market.

DrYFAlo. Oct +.-Cat1ie opened with ttmcr
feeling on the part OF holders aud owners. owing
70 The light receipts, there being hus It's cars
against ~ game I2y last week. Sosx.ihstand.u9
;he light supply little trade vas done: sales Of 4sJ
hesd only Gu arcs mt OF uneayurahle a1rttes from
the EaHf. Indiana steeGF, averaging 1908 hs,
sold At 5as3; l,1s0 to l,193 rs n $&al One bunch
Of choice, ~ IN nuIule" averaging 1.09 TO l.2S4
~, sold ut &A153G.3o: small bunch, 9t NlchlGa1.
averaging ST. rs, sold At $5..3
ESheep-uoiders are asking Slight advance, but
ire market or,ena weak about soc Ohtos sold At
$3.50. s2"i@
Hces are acoEns up. The marker, though
uulet, Ia nrJueT Tran 1t the close on Fr!d.y.
, 1870-10-05
An 1!pronrkou~ I'olisscn1 Gathering
In Memphis.

MJsrn1s, Oct A.-A Republican 1uls. meeting,
to erpotnt delegates to The Congressional Con-
ycntiou, met 1T the Opera House last night.
About s.ooc, principally eolored persons, wers
present. Owing to division In regarsl to Smith
anil Mum, rival candidates, the ut1ost contu'
zion prevailed \ hundred, At ieast, beng On the
stage, each Il ying 10 SPEAK. knlres and pistol.
were frre}y drawn. lanes Morrison, whil~ at.
tempting 70 nse pistol, wAs fatally cut with 4
sazor. Finally. the friends Of Mum withdrew
ana dele Rst Is were appointed WIN we're instruct
I'd TO vote for General Smith,
, 1870-10-05
The Industrial Exposition Mt Gin.
Ffnnnt1a

Prospects for 4 rue dag to-uo1pw are decid-
edly fayurAlle-
, 1870-10-05

Cambridge Live Stock Market.
CAxnR,rdE, Oct <-Becf cattle.Reeetpa.@ ~ g.
had. tr1l,e uuiet: ssle8 extra At fln.0otAt1e03
la9s uyss ounjiiF, iii ooa19 80; second quality,
n oA3lo,3o: third quality, $6-c0asA
sheep and Lanhe-Reccipts, II rs ueau; s2les
In 7otx, 8t.5n1A3O each; extra *Ao09L5e+1
Se3l cHlFes A31Jc,
, 1870-10-05
CHINA AND JAPAN.

LONDON, Oct. +-A telegram from Shanghai
says the NORTH Ch,na Htrntd announces thai q
treaty has been concluded between China and
Japan foF the expulsion Of foreigners.
, 1870-10-05

Special pe1pateh to The Chieaso Tribune.
lxp1aSArolE, Oct L-The State Fair optnesI
formally to-day, and bids falt to Be Success:
The entries xlFt4dy number over 900. md,
the weather only continues GOOD, the Indications
III that vii be m uuuFu4l tuece8A The ~.
nous halls trt crowded. The city u full Of peo'
n!e, anI hundreds have been turned away from
the hotels,
, 1870-10-05
PRUaaIA,

NEW YORK. Oct, %,-A spt ctal At o.tenl tele-
prsnhs that there Ia crent irritation At Berlin On
account OF what tic Trusstans reear,, as VIOLA
lion Of neutrality ts the Csstcd States. In re.-
nirtipR the shipment Of munitions from Scw
York to French rorte. II Is stated that prues!a
has demanded an expfnnAtion and an npolo1F
s1pm tho American Minister.
p11yate aAytccs say no idea can t,c had. without
seeInp n. of the unircrsul mourning throughout
GERMANY oyer relations and s,tepos slain In bat-
lie. fhst ererx y1l,aue and hamlet Il ti1led with
trreaevmrnt.
;Rxxt,N. mt 1.-The Psr,n,ans. having orsered
,h,r M p,n.,t,n nnsonry. ar IN t,e taran- ~
c.nra .hax ho1n IN cnnu,rne fhe stnre os fnos, in
puts. The 1,xusstan nu,andsrn hare st.t, l,.cn
dfrrcted to make no nrttonern.
The navigation NJ tla Rs,t1c ssftl dnntt,esa t,c
esfe before tte German stea,ncrs n,F asxut etart
tcg for Amer1ca can at7syc.
IoNpox. Oct. 1.-THE manifesto nurrortino 10
have teen written hy the EMPEROR At Wtthelupt-
xbohe. on the qcth nit. and published here today
In La Situation, Is uunuesuouzbly boRua
BERLIN, Oct. 4-Thr following ts Il more ex-
tented synopsis OF the circular rpcently fsaued by
Count Blstnark to the representatives Of osher
countries in Berlin, mention OF which has already
been made:
In his circular, Bisma1k admits that Fayre's
representation Of what passed at the snterytew
m1J not have been Intentionally wToug, becaus..
the conversation WIS long aud many propositions
were proposed and discussed. nis5uark did say =
new Moselle District, TO be certainly protected,
and includiug the atrondIsements cf Saashrucken,
Chateau, SallnH, 6aaFKemund, Metz, and Thion-
rille would be demanded by Prussia, but
be. took palms to say that this
might not be all tie TERRITORY exacte FavTc said
Srraelourg WIS the key Of the house,-not explalu-
lug which house,-the German or the French.
| F1y-c. In previous correspondence, had said he
was willing to pay, rs tho price OF pence, all the
| money Francc had: but he refused to listen to
any territorial surrender lie alae4l, that II such
cceslon Wns IN Indispensable requirement OF
! Prussia negotiation was useless a. It involves,
| F;aucc In <a1shonpr B!rna1k reminded him that
| thry wcre tcrn tucu a. France had forced IN
| 1,aly. and cxnc:cd frpm f;rrmauv. vyun without q
p,cy1o1s war, and that the nopor nI Frame was
| ncf lccuer thin that of niher neon1c. Fare de.
r,nr,1 tn rcrnunIzr nrrec,1cnts ny scc how 1,tt}e
ia honor Of France vas r.,rcrrne, vita the nrrx
rTst,on OF territorial tbetts Of Loui. XIV. Or Of
the re..nbl!c, cr Of tho nskt empire,
"The question Of au ar1nist1ce was ouly dis
cnssci a: FcrT1rrcs. The statement, thc.efort
that had refused an ar1nist!ce at the prrcctltps
sntcrvicv Is false, Il was agreed at the Fer,t
fEcs meeting that an armtsstce would TIC roesibl,
II France would give Prussia guarantees ngalus
eciay and aqa.us, .sestspY.p. The advantages o
The ,rs,,ion she Ind earned In the war. I'll,
guarantees Included retention o. the fortresse
| On the line Of Communication, and the naudta5
| =
, 1870-10-05
..ss..h--A 6Hks N1 1re -

prr7SsrHGUx Uct. a-rctro1cum tn Light de-
yuand but holders nm: 500 btls. seller ten days.
II e.c; 1000 bri&, sele- Ill the yetr. at at: spot
&c: seller October, 9t.c; aelteE Norembc1. SA@
9ac Rtnne1-1, eco iris. seller October. II CSC !:
SPOT active IT e5lc; teller November, e+a9AAc;
buYcf III the war, 25hc.
, 1870-10-05

WasHlNGTox, uct &--A pirate dispatch states
that the water ut HAEpcS'4 Ferry has aFa.a risen
1t !s much higher than II h21 been heretofore dur
Ing The present ffeehet.
fsKKkSwoon, SA-TEalnS commenced running
fc-t.ay between Richmond and Stapptop,
, 1870-10-05

West under the Dag OF our common county.
{Cbeef1,l Direct u2dc Il whAt the 9outh wAots,
20 only direct 1outes ih~ coast, but tne inter
Ttor studded with manufactures 70 tsaf cotton
OF the South may be made into clothing Tor the
Southern people, ana the surplus ptFdnct
be converted By the emnIoyts Of factories.
The Interests Of. the Snuih Are national inter
ests. The most thoughtful patriots reoognt1e that
the speedy restoration Of lle South p ~ hsE oon.
stltntoual rights Ind equslty and fraternity will
zive the greatest prospects 10 the whole people.
would be good fer the black man. A tsftR Tor
one rnee would be ,od for the Other. and. gen
eTaly. legislation Intended to prHmote The tnte--
ests Of all cl1zsts tn the South viii be of hcuets
m the Nhn4e country. he reverted bs1edJ 70 TAI
at1op, Which Is one Of the subjects 70 be consider
I'd By the convention. and cinGed by expressing
regret thai sftue one better ntted for its 6ut1ta
had not been called TO the chair.
KULEs AND ORDER Or BCsNEsA
Nj. BeEXIesron, from the Committee On Rule.
a. O1det Of Business, submitted report Which
N1a adopted ...... +
MISCELLANEOUS.
Af6olut!ou to change the name from "1nu1h
ern" to *'Sa'lnnal" ellctted consideTahte dtscus
ttnn. but wss informally laid oEel.
The convention then adjourned I'LL to-md2foN
app4bt committeeman On each topic coming be
fre the convention. A question arose - to tnt
nanne1 Of appointing the COMMITTEES oa TIL
Southern Pact1c Railroad, and diversity of In
tcFests AppeaEtd TO exist f1nxny. the Chairman
Has empowered 10 appoint all oomN!teeme3. ant
q resolution Vas adopted instTuctjuX committee
men On The southern Pacific Railroad 70 stand b.
fhe action cf the Memphis and Louisville do0yen
tlons In that regard. ~
, 1870-10-05

WORCESTER, Oct. <.-There Is large gathering
Of Republican politicians herr, anticipating the
Si.tc Convention OF tomorrow. Governor Clatn
and The rest Of the STATE ticket VII! probably be
rtpominattd bY acclamAton- Mrs. LlTefnorc
and lucy SloEe xre here A. rsgntalls Accredited
delegAtes Ell Governor Bullock will preside, and
fhere ia every prospect Of haFmcutous session.
Hfn q. 2. lfnar Will probably be Chairman OF the
Committee on Resolutions.
, 1870-10-05

MExrH1s, Get. &.-Niss Geraldine Murphy,
daughter Of eL-GoEeInof Murphy, Of Arkanszs,
vas drowned, near FaJetteEille, last xe+t, IN
was recovered.
, 1870-10-05
INDIANA.
Fatal Atfrnr nj Terrc tInuse.

EHtWE NDlfMy Ell 1cEFC &400*@s
TKRRk HATE, Oct. s.-Wm. Burgess! died in
this civ, iaat sight, from the effects Of = blow
sdealt hin on tnt head, 1aIt Sunday night. By q
2aloon-ketptr named FTtd. Comby. The weapon
used Waa IN lce-ptck. Comby Il IN jail. waiting
the acton Ct the g. md Jury.
, 1870-10-05
UpfyeraIty Of California.

aAS FKAxc1sco, Oct. THE Board Of Regents
of Tho UnlyertisJ Of California hare decided to
sdnit xonnr ladies' 70 the ubisetxlty On m equal
~ In III 1csrects with yeupg men. There are
! kEYf nj arc fffsiA
, 1870-10-05
RUSSIA.

LONDON, Oct 5.-1he New York Hoylds special
at Os.eud sends wori that the latest adsjcea from
KusMa are unu.raiJ hosttle, aud almost coll
t=mptuous Of both the Germans and tho French.
, 1870-10-05

HARTFORD. Oct 4.-RcturDs from 1s3 Of 1Gs
towns tn Connecticut show aixEf-a to*na #nelE
Democssttc, leu so.ns vita 4 Kepubiicaa M
toliiy, and SIX with Democratic M1Jorty. In
the board Of Registration ct ElectorF. IL twelve
fcwnr- 1t II t31 the bAld r. equally divided. The
changes from last year are alruut equal.