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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
nebt Of city on BONDS, rcbruary ! Isl,

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Iuary /, 1870, principally old IlID
coupons which have not been
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05

UENERAL ALUoRNis election 10 the
United states ''enate, Was by accla-
luatioa. Ell. ..rsr.
TuE Staaton 0nd has reached S4,-
nui viii -"pu c'ul.i,tc Sloo,nop.
, 1870-09-26
GERMANY

BERLIN, Sept 2&-Thefe arc Gso,00o German
troops how on French territory, consisting OF
twents-one ARMY corps. Very few landwehr are
Of the number. THREE fresh army corps IRE un-
der arms, ou. hare not n len Germany.
BERLIN, Sunday Might, Sept. sa.-1ne confer
eoce held between Count Dlsmark and n. Jules
Fay,r, On Monday and Tuesday. WAS devoted
wholly to an attempt to arrange truce. pending
thc meeting Of the Constituent Assembly. Count
D.sma1k c1sc.ed the surrender Of StzashourK.
Toul, and veEdun. In order that the commuuica-
tons OF the German forces might be 9ecuze from
danger during tbs Truce. The French Minister
declincd thctc reasonable condition. No de-
1aana waa made for the surrender Of the fortress
Vi Mont Fal1erscn, near rar.A.
Especial Desrsteh to the Sew Fork Tribunal
LoSpOSt Sept eA-Tbe failure OF the neSptia-
ttors between Count Dismatk and jules FAEre
was due Immediately 10 the extreme WEAKNESS
Of the French Government which dare not fol-
low Its own Judgment. The question OF recoS>
nlzing Favre Officially vas not raised. Fayrr ID
-1,tted at the outsci that he 4nd bis colleagues
could give 10 guarantee OF permanent peace. but
] tletircd m szmistice uatil Constituent Assem-
| b!y ccul1 be chosen and meet. He ad.
noitted< also, that Germany could not
he asked to relinqn!sh temporarily
apy advantage resulting from her present rnlll-
| tarv POSITION and 1t Was agreed the ntSotiauous
| should proceed on basis that would gre Ge7ma-
NJ 1t the end Of the aztnistice, II :he Constituent
] Assembly rejected the tetms. the same EelAsive
| ruper,o,iry she now has. The disagreement CON-
! mcpced on purely military questions, Won Ao1tke
noin,,ue out that the simple lapse Of time was N
essential injury that must be compensated hJ the
rc],soutshment by France Of specified 1nsse-
| nal advantages. He demanded the surrender
| Of s,tasbou.g, Tuul, and veraun, III three OF
! ,heae because they obstrncitd German cosnuunl'
CATIONS TO open these and accelerate = move.
1uents Of heavy guns, ammnnluon., ana sopphes
! No,tfe considered parnal compensation for tne
telay. Metz was not demanded. because u aio
| not iu.es1up, communications The nnexpce1eo
rnoderation Of these terms Impressed Favst. *nc
perso, ally, it Is believed, would have stsdl' &c
! cep.ed tbens. but he had no nnAl ~
thos!ty from biA colleagues. and e
tnrneti 10 Paris To consult AeAn"nne ~.
state OF a6ai.s IN the city Ind grown WORSE ant
The dlteulty Of maintaining authority Waa CREATE
| than erer The Reds are surbuleatr and tnefe
great hos1tAty b a1y negos:aaaa4 shaNFef, ~
, 1870-09-26
ST, LOUIS.

Delegates 10 tho Commercial Cons
venaIon- Movements Of CoIorcd
Mcn- Political.
ST. Lcr1s, Sept. 9a.-The President OF the Mes-
ehnnts' Exchange to-day appointed the following
gentlemen delegates to the Commercial Eonyen-
ttoD, to be held nt Cincinnati. October I: Leutcn-
snt Governor E. Q. Stanszd. Isaac stu!gcon. E.
y. Gould, j: i; \ LeGosne. Barton Able, 4; +
HlackmaSe, Z. T. Flax, n. H. BrFsou, R. 8. Eltntt,
Wm. Taussig, sii6a Adkins and Hon. Es&ss1s
Wells These are all prominent citizens, and rep
resent different and leading N Ater!al interests.
4 plumber Of coored men In this city have Is
sued an address to tho cnlnred citizens, ntgtRg
them to register and join the Republican leagues
vote for 8oyesuor Mcclusg, anu Uewase OF Graft
DruMn b0ittfH-
Governor McC1urg, this afternoon, removed
Colonel Meyer, ColUE:l tIegniembourr, and Cap
tain HuniRc, Police Commissioners Of this city.
tits allcRed that serious charges wcre made
against theae gentlemen. which caused their re.
u0yaI. It t9 also a4xeIted that they were reoret
for political reasons, they being unera1 R+pnb
Acans.
a meeting Of worklngmen, tonight, called b
a memaer ct the National Execat.se Comtaiitet
for Missouri, nominated EEastus Wells as ~
La}ror Reform candidate TO represent this dis
| tf1ct. The platform uf the National fahos Cou
rrrss held n Cincinnati last August rns adopted
, 1870-09-26

Return Trip OF tho Ticket agents.
Execution k1nrty.

Return Trip OF tho Ticket AKcntAs
Excdtsion Party.
Special Despatch to Th4 Ch.-.<o Tribune
WAnsA1cH, Utah. SeRs. sa-Ihe 9etnfn soSa2e
Of the Rrras sai3f01d excuzMon party u progress
ing faroEah1y. We reached Ogden, tho eastern
terminus Of the Central Pacific Road. Ut o'clock
this afternoon, where the hungry excurhontsts
partook OF the tYEt square mcat In nineteen hours
Ii WIS great rellef to ouce more take seals Ia
the samPiucus Pullman cnrs- MOI th9t the silver
palaces IN the other road arc not rety excellent;
but then We rather prefer the former. " II Is so
much lie getting home again. temaskel one
iaa;y, as sic entered the sacfanento' "saAt
The hide OF yesterday and last night through
the Altali country, caused great suffering among
tile latlles, INTO whose lhfoats and nost1ils the
dust penetrAttd at every breath
At0gueu, Mr. Goodman, the etlctent and popn-
Ia1 ticket 1g1ht OF the Central Taclnc. resigned The
cas1ge OF the party !nto the equally strctcnf hands
Both these gentlemen have been uutlrtng In thcir
e1tEttons to make the excusaonlsts comfortable,
and have succeytc,l IN = manner beyond praise.
those exears!onlsss. that she party displayed
y hcp, last evening, at Humboldt they presented
Mv, Goodman with 4 handsome diamond PIN, and
uon speech d IT. William 4. Weed, Of nex Yorf,
WIS dbe effort. t.ictting much spp!ause and
many complimentary remarks The recipients,
he he eesi X + tie? eould aadc! ihe clrcanstaaces. w
Nj. HenT Starring. TO *hose untirtuG exe1uoos
70 much oftnc pleasure Of the e1cIEatoa Is due,
n ioe ca. were .i.o tae reepenss of
handsome memorial from the excursion
ittR-
wa1 bent1ing the t1ar. Services were held IN one
Of ine ca1s, 1t which there was reading ol tue
Scriptures and singing Of hymns
G.,9 aee n S{a 3De p q sss
F,Rnclscc. Among osner self-imposed duties. he
has undertaken the guar.flaa*htp of Jour eo1He'
, 1870-09-26
The Bridge Quextton-AurokR Bore
AllEe

CrScISSATr, Se2t- alt having been inunatea
OF ,ats 1tat the SewWnt and tttacsnunu bz1dge.
ycf ihr Uhr} WAS rot hetnE rnttst: tucked in &C
cefdahce with the law rcRutattoX nl1d9ts oyef
pAslgab1e Autans. 1 couuMltree WIZ appointed,
recently, 1t MEETING at Interested cttlzcns, to
make an Investigation. THIS coumitteeM To-day.
Ar- Roberts the engineer, and ". r. BeoHu. Of
Pittsburgh. were Present. as were the astoEneJs
fer the bridge COMPANY, and : humber Of promt-
ucut steamboat men. It Is claimed by pcrsnns IN
the Hver interest th%t the bridge, which will
wa;er, render navigauoa through the draw a
uuca hazArt!nus, while In low xater taero Will
not be sufficient for narigAtton The represents
slvcs Of lte bridge company claim that the
1pF span Ia o1er the main channel, In
accordance. With tho provisions Of the
law, and that there waA 10 opposition to the
en- ct3on Of the draw On tho Newport side. After
an Interchange Of views, t1e coumlttee adjourn
ed, to meet next Friday. 10 allow further sur
veys, end that the full committee nay b Present.
one member beln& absent To-day. The subject IS
producing eous4haFabie anxiety nmonK river men,
as we'll as othetA It 10 reported t"-uight thAt
tirRratchca have bcen sent tn WashinRtau, ask1ug
the engineers to be sent herr to gtve It imme-
dtAfe consideration.
The tau meeting Of the Buckeye Club CON-
7 There 1r Was rs % 1eTy brilliant display Of aurora
boErals this evening II u O'Clock. Broad bands Of
rcti light strcatoee 1r feun North and Northwest,
like the light from distant Dire. many petsous at
nrst thinking 1t came from the burning OF build
ing. Soon tongues OF white Ahot up from points
more to The nurtbEHr1, rEachlnz to the zenith,
and finally spreading into 4 btuad sheet thnt LII
Qr the whole northern heAvpnA
, 1870-09-26

b.tson OF thrse RooAs II last ycsE's expee!aont y
viii fau yey much besuv. Tnts. howetet. 19tss. st.
Soeitty haya sens IN interesting collection q
Bthle1 and New Te1tzmentA IN Taf1on4 tf3oat-
uous, lnclnd1rR Arabic, recently compleked naaeE
the aufpico4 OF that 8ocacty.
P7enslattopx for thr Tecertton Of Snathetn
merchants next Thursdty, wi1lbc Of N cxtannte
character: there viii be forty from Atlanta Gone,
iii merchants but three. The President Ct Cham
her Commerce viii deliver the reception Add1esA
TIE body Of T. CaktlemaD, OF NeHp.f1, WAS
found noattug In the river, to.dsJ. Stones WeFe
fo4ud tn lii pockets, indicating c1saqa kol-
, 1870-09-26

CINCINNATI, Sept aa-The population Of Cin-
ctunat, according To the present censua, will be
:bout .i3, 400: Including CoviuRtnn aud Newport,
aoout 960,vcd- The result u acknowledged TO he
carl appears, this morning, from General Htck-
cnlooLcr, Eutcl States Marshal for tais district,
stating That aone families we're absent from
the city during the summer months, ieas-
information. Others removed from the pRrt Of
Subdivision which ha.! not yet been enumerated
into one over which an assistant had already
passed; and still others refused to give the de-
s.rrd information uIt,l compelled to By process OF
law. He further states that the compensation al
the Assistant AArsha1s IS 80 utterly inadequate a.
to rrcc|udr further wrsA b. them III the respective
divisions and calls upon all citizens 70 gtre him
reformation Is to the name and residence OF per.
sous absent during the summer, OF for other cause
not enumerated.
, 1870-09-26
Spotted Tails Rand ON a t4nsd into
Northern Nebraska.

5pff1A 0e1pattn 70 Int CalEAfo 1nR0nt.
YASKroS, 4. c, Sept. Fl ts,a Sioux CITY, lowa,
Sept 3%h-Capeain roole, Agent At Wneutone
AgeLcy, wrote the government, On the 7ato, -
follows: '+The Indiana, under Spotted Tall and
Others. ali left camp tsst evening, ind have gone
In the direction Of the SiobrasR, aud will coaten-
RAte near the mouth Of rnnea Greek. ! AN In
formed that they heard Of Z number Of Pawnfes
m their way ur, aud 50 out to ateack then The
Indians understand that The Pawnees art guard
,nr party OF surveyors II Work in Northern Ne
hrnska- only know that spot1ed TAU vtslted
9s1e 9Iex Il iee 9onaa me- 10 @ saa taa, ~
they al went stan In few moments With my
interpreter, to 60 down near the location named.
ard Sill use nj hest endearo.s u have them ~
turn, to prevent ouszaEcs Of AnT Kind. The
1snkfons md Santeea arc IN The movement
Captaln Po01es statements are entitled to ful
eye.lll, u be Il not an a1srmtsi. The movement
seens against other Ind Anx, but the surveyors,
II caught may suffer. Spotted Tatl il vetJ hos
lille TOW xxrds them. The Place Of rendezvous y
about nlty miles west Of YAokton, IN the west
side OF the Missouri mEcr- TIE anupity koods,
row zn1rg up the ttrer+ mAy cheek the move.
nens. - the Indians have been anxtou4ly look
ing for them.
, 1870-09-26

C1ScMxAT1, O., Sept. 3a.-Preparattous Il the
industrial Exposition still continue. and. though
trast shFee Isyt, tney have been more preparation
na.s thsn d! Is Of exhibition. The work N Po*tr
usll has been seU heay{, and me nroeeH neces.
hetp running. Ii i ihonEht that ali the ms
chinery viii not be reaay for modou before
" e6nt4dAy.
The dttplay generally u exceeding cxbsc tatlou.
Tho tex;lfe {aSr1c department Alone u ts1in& be-
nfod IN quaus.t. trmpared With snA Rr.at exol.
, 1870-09-26

OHIO.

The LunsfoFd m uf4er C34e at n1nn&s
field.
Special nesnsteh to The Chicago Tribune.
MANSFIELD. Sept 2a-1ndge Stmpic. Of: New.
ask has been retained to assist the prosecution In
the Robinson case, the till Of which commences
to-uuErow. There are rnrnoss Of startling t1eyet-
opmcnts IN the case, tending to fAsten the tnur-
der OF Ms. lnnsfosd on anotneT party tnan Rob
lnsou. Their exact nature has not been made
public. but 4 da5 Or txo Will bring them to light
Rohlnaou. IN lau, Is catm aud confident Of ac-
qui,1l
, 1870-09-26

4 FoEger Trapped.
Boa1nN, Sept 9l.-AuQustus \. CuEy1cF. pro
feasioDal forXer, haA been arrested for deposit
Ing check Of Slo, ,ooo, putportinR TO be drawn by
Duncan: Sherman Co.: Of New Tort, tn the
f1,ca1 Inquiry 1n1de I'll New York disclosed the
check to be 4 forgery, and Curlter Was secuIei
IL he Eas leaving tho city.
, 1870-09-26

Special Dctpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
ISnfAfAroLls, Sept. so.-Seuatos Morton las
arrived At home from the East, where he has
fH en- for the past TWO week.. He has not yet ac-
cepted the English mission. but It Is believed he
Will do so- He spe2ks At Lafayette on Nednes-
day, the 18Th. The news from Ill parts 9f the
State is encouraging fur tho R :pubAcnns. I!any-
thug Ike q fult vote can he pollet. the Repuhii-
can matority In the State WILL not bc ahort OF
1900.
, 1870-09-26
Democracy In n had Way.

Spfe41 pt9p1tch 70 IL 1htta1o 1HhN0e.
ps4kes8, Ks-. Sept. s+--fhe pemscsattc stfu-
aton In this Congressional Dh1tct u III bad
way The District Cou1znir1ee has been endesv-
o1tnq, for several dsys, to seeazc I candidate In
plaEn vi Ar1ou Klapa, q Green Buy, deenneka;
ps9e.t u he district ate 4cx.ouIJ Iaq.E.tt.l
, 1870-09-26

Cotnmin>toneFs to Bald the Insane
RoApttal-KestKnce Storm.

VU1A0I4NH1WHN<B 10 33H&110 <KkE XNBH0E
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STORM.
epec4al Dtspssch 10 The Chieaxo Tribune.
MAbrsox, Wis Sept 2k-Governor Falrchild
has appointed @. u. Danfor1h, Of Oshkosh; Hou.
.. r. Maxop, Of wes: Bend, and L. N. skeels, OF
Rtpop ~ Commissioners to supeFlntcad the build
ing Of the new hospital fof the insane, ne4r
OthEbsh.
Cplcpet r., s, Franklin, Prufessor Of Military
Txctca &rd Engineering At the S4te
University, detailed for 1nat purpose ny the Wst
Department, has resigned his commission IN the
der 10 accept IN appointment d manager
ef the Ashland 1rpu Company, near Baltimore,
Nd. He vas m excellent Instructor, and very
much eStsemt here.
The eouinoc,tal storm, which has bten prevail.
trx here fpy TWO days - clearing on this evening
, 1870-09-26
DRESS GOODS.
HUNT &
WINSLOW.


OF our recent tmportations, we
shall offer, On MONDAY, a full line
Of French and British DRESS
GOODS, including all the novelties
Of the season; and also call atten-
tfon to 4 fine assortment OF VEL
YETEENS, that VIC are Offering at
yery low prices,
, 1870-09-26

Congressional Canvass In the Third
Ohio 0tAtrtcI.
CINCINNATI, Seos- 23.-GeDeral Schenck md
Cot. Campbell, opposing candidates for Congress
tn the Third Ohio D:etricr, opened their join:
t!sCusMons On Saturday, At franklin.
, 1870-09-26

TIE government were reluctantly obliged 70 to
3rc4 the pfopof alA On the German side the nsZo-
Qadons were conducted on entirely good fa!th,
bot neFet with much hope OF substantial result
,.DQ1inS Fayrex ytk,s to FeT<tefta, no 1n1litfIJ
Resay occurred. Eve.ythf proceeded II BET 're-
It IL believed II Headquarters that nothinE would
have been gained had the as1nistace been accept
ed Mnoe, until Paris u taken, there u little hope
Inst any government or assembly would accept
The tesns Of peace roT definitely resolved On nJ
Germany.
EKtEu1. Sent. 24.-The Mulctpal Council 1t
H4drt1Il,en has voted an addrE1s to the King OF
sprusxda to remove the bau which weighs On No tn
+NchlesF1R, by virtue Of the 9TH paragraph at the
3x. ety Of P1ague. and theooncal II Keil1 haa re-
t,fed to present the AdtErsl to The King exprt4s-
EEf3nx hone that the euce<ss Of the 0ernar a1sns
tt lead to bio9atpn Of the treaty Of Prague,
(e1fkhtch st1pu1ates the ce4sion of 4 PARTON Of
Hchlc4t,g to Denmark, adding TINT Sehaeswtg
H0stel1cs1 never wtshed to separate the dcsttries
-u9 their northern hreshsrn.
= BHRIrs, Sept s5--A special le11er In the SoTd-
.afu..eAt At9rsetnt ztitun9. BIsmasks organ,
s3ya. "Eyers sacrifice ne have made In
this waz attet tae eapasulstto,n ,a,,,no ct
| ton OF Germany and her lust deqsuds. This
pp2ht to be considered ty the provisional govern
mept for The sake cf France We Are unable u
| know whether the Imperial Government made
/ peace after Sedan, but We do
Enow GcEmaa5s previous cond!t1ons
! Of mare were ttiiterept fran what they *ft now.
III sight of Paris, 8n*a EiI1 lie delens from these
&x fufs tie gates Hhcu we a1t tusile The capital
| The rear1n .tbUlty attaches to fi.ose uen who
tzstnx osefthruwu the ex1s<ing government, ,haTs
l,nyowcd tho purpose Of carrying On the Tar."
, 1870-09-26

Special Deepatch to The Dhie Asz rt;lA,n.
r

specsat oesoatch to The oh'eA%7 Tribasn~,
hpa1n CAROLINA.
"Nu1SC,"s, sen- ss.-oa Tue uoops sens !Ase
-oiniaet ~ toltu esfunnas n>s oeeo deo9ueo "
eAse a.se conp1a'e8 o. a0tF .toele, aaa ofuef
nc fse@ No1aa - ooce. one eoupAnJ VIII oe sls~
uooeo u haelGn' oae u d9aaam+ mo ooe ,nH ~
aancee. Iae un1Sn aa rneSaI,3 to al the FEATURE
M 1tsor,srr wn5rh Il n,1n,et a. fssf =,
.ivrn. f.orernor un1srnr frirnd1 ctsjn, that II
fniIv tnst1nr. hts use AZ the mita,y 10 renresa
.,,xorner Wn,,r th~ f,nve,nor has .fandnnr.l hi.
contest with the corrss fbe later nayc hcl,1 .cv
rrs, of rho neTaons arrested for trial.
111,xo,s rrsrR A.. r.,.nn.n .ynux1.snz
nstnrns in he var nensrtrnent which navr
.,.,v neen .r,m,nr, WIN reference n tna
,r.rs,n1s ntton ,cconnt of thr Int W. .nor
~ r.ertto. ~ ~. sarrIca ~ n. 1tnol. c.n+-,.
ns,trna,, vh,rh va rendered frre rnaer nro.
s.stor NJ ,ns h, granting lind. sor IT, cona,rrc-
tto, ha. .monntcl tn 4 su,n coma, to IN an ,cnr
-. ~. - nov.rrm.nt for thc lana II o.vo
sTroroxz rou Tur rrxs,ox n,arp,-s
p.n.to1 un-.r h., 1..s1r .art -, .r.,, r.
..r .aa.,", at.,,trt n .r,m,na .na o.,s.., *rr,
~ ~ IN convection viii, c1,ms ~ nm.
s,..,n.-
.rrno.rn1~n rr1,rsr op -uw IN.
.r.eu,xcror s.nt s.-Tne VAR n-r,~tmen,
,,. tsenad nj or,er. .or sesn,,cnino I'm n.r,ir,
- S&.,sNx m ot,Aerrn the er1n4n NJ thu nprt
,,,..~mt,n- rrne-- :. M n.,inno1 min xh,ch c,n
- -s'...a .n.s h..,ta. H. h., hoan, f,n,,, -,rc.
~ e" 49,. =. ~ .,.,:
more economics. 10 seno olase's VI e1pealnous
~ the usual public lines or travel The Coas
survey viii send two pa rites also. Uh.
e.rrsr,v~ ~ r4,e. x4fl he made mn nj pYnfAasnrs
rsst. ssa,,sa.., u.u .,1 r.,r.. -,
= aasAness' Ne"su'' "a. ~. , t.sHao' ,.n' w."
made the obse1Fauons On Tue iast ecHrse. Inr
Instruments arc Of the most Approved E1da
with such changes as were suggested bY .hei,
,s,to1r.nca =, tha o.rn..,on nsme, n
fe'to. unAee w s e - ~
sdtition 10 AL oofeHeaons *lth
trete viii be ful, use made Of the erect.oscone
,.o,s~, .co,, and nbnto1T.nh Cna of IN. 49,,
pose.pe, E H.u rHos' = ~ 80 ~ oe .as sass
survey pas9lee VIII oe Ii cha4Re OF fsotessofs
Pierce and schotts the second. Of Prof. Winlock,
Of ua1y,ed. Alvin Clxtk, 1r, r1ot. Pickering. Of
r,.+o,, ~ p,,F yorrr ~ n.-1.rcrtn T%..s
pe1oN' Hne ~, A1s. y. N.N 4Aese
PAtaea VII 49, w sen sotFueu "na aooetn H.
Strnmehts- Part Of the force will leAre next
| month: the rest the DFst Of November
| x1xsnrn, nrr.rs
., . ~ T-o ~
| II - ath1eo ~ Auu AteAsAss department slat
| The Pretident has decided to make I number Of
[ changes IN the Missouri cf1ce.ho!dess. basel
/ rn,n ,ha srnnnrr .orre ri III. ,st,.r .ra aar+o,a
up<4 49,. Crs.. 49,, :. ..o.a.,,.ns eA'caa'
, 1870-09-26

telegTaphs from Florence the 9sd: ssPaltIsal
prtsenttH 1t Rome hare been liberated; among
them Peefonl, Affer seventeen 5tars' tmprs-
onment,
ILe Be1segllert occupy the Vatican Gardens.
, 1870-09-26
ILLINOIS,

4 Young Sutcide-Fnsal Railroad
Accl1cnts
9pecIal Despatch to The Chsc.ko Tribune.
PEORIA, Sept e5.-Dan. Higgins, about ls rears
OF age, hung himself last evening with a dog
chain. No Cause is known for the act.
Anthony Ftuan, an irishman, iiEIug at Bushnell,
Eas run oyer the other night by train on the
Chicago, Burlington d Quincy Railroad, and In
ln1eu 70 severely that he ditd in tive hours
, 1870-09-26
THEIRS Mission to Vienna 4
Failure.

Affairs at the East Assuming an !
Alarming Aspect. |
Designs Upon Turkey |
Becoming B7orc Ap-
parent.
Particulars Of the Loss Of tbs British
Ironolad Captain. |
FRANCE. Il
kArs1A MkA1 fARIk
BrAuyAtz, Ssp3. -, xfa TouRs, 2ssh.-A great
hattie sxxed nj day yesterday uotah Of Paris he
tween Pontots and 1ale Adam.
Ii Is reported that peaI1efL A1t cutting on con-
vpys OF supplies In the rear at the FEusstans.
HEADQUARTERS or 1Hr GERMAN COMMANDERS.
The commanders Of tie Gornan tosccs invrxt-
tug Paris have stationed their headquzEtefs -
ftIlows: The King 1t Aeaux, Prince Alhrecht At
T3ppay. Crown Prince Of Prussia at Foatatnc~
hls.au, Cruwn Prince Of SA1ony at Brsoufs, and
<;rne,ai Won Falkensteln II cnoi*y crnlx.
TEE FrKREknkR or TOLL.
BERLIN. Sent. aa-An ofuctAl despatch, t,hted
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ffeorsr out AT sa'1t snr""rete. -ane FNncn
cH'cefs e1 tae Gaafa remark o1ttsH5, ta's -
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"eeke' weapons Of any kind were iotplouea. -"
cef' W s!ec'al pef1AN VI a- fae11e- Even s"ot.-
canes and knnekie-luste's were carried stealsh'iy
~ resreetah'e *a51a9'rs. tor rf"tecu"n asa'Rs.
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ssslhSsnc in 1slpc-sho1. exposed nftcsn-tfanc
1e. an't was faftaws1f. rolt'ct a'tf murdered Ia
bEuaa daylight Nltlln the oseriHff- yesterday,
two non-ctmnsssieneo ettcsrs were stopped n'
three in the Afternoon ~ two n.lscreantA IN thu
tutsAtrts bu1gln1ies arc committtd with Iupunity
xrift hn xhtaffR
, 1870-09-26
EfeuCh.IElA1a Fair to be Held mt NJ
R,nnfxx

last night 1t was decided TO cooperate Win the
French etzeas ,s, e eH9hHT Il 9hsT {htS sn
md ~ouadrd French soldiers. All the Irish So
c!ct:cH wifi turn out On THURSDAY tn t0Frhltght
PROCESSION, and make grand demonstration.
, 1870-09-26

C,xc1SxA1I, Sept 9s.-1t Is reported that Rev.
J. c. Kramer, recently appointed Minister to
Denmark, has received challehge 70 mortal
combat from Lorenzo Lake, Of Memphis, On sc
and Nr. Kramer, Whl1e'tht latter Was Consul nj
tGfrstn.
, 1870-09-26

HAVANA, eer. s+.-casefu1 anyestis.uon soows
tnat there s little vu!so, and that The cho1es1 u
decreasing. Its reported that the lattar dlsease
wss brought here from the county. s'cps haze
been taiea to prevent Its further snsead. The
weather Is cooler.
The tcsuFxentA arr burning estates in the
vicinity Of st. 1ago. The priests refused to bury
the bot,y 1T Consul r21sonA, but the Governor
compelled thin.
, 1870-09-26

THEL L1FE OF GEO r BELDKy, who- from 1osr
of WiId a3yert7{e AID 4 de.lrt n gain 6oHedee Of
The e1er, day life and Vereltar EasfSH5s Fl tae
uho. iotaed tAe fn8ian& sdd7sod thet- a9ae Of lat
beEanc waIstoF q the aud ehsea q W
tSe hostei eiadisa.. ard lieutenant. n n kek1.e
f.Jn T. ~ F6d ne BE- % mncb toxA- 20 ILL.,
TKATlONa. ~ of them FAll FaEe. W,th t F1E. tSs.
WrxE 4 psoEt sttI2Cstys -bocf- ahnuno9ak Y tnEt
ipE ad1s1tfe and eu1tans uttfol ana exaaaat ,nio-
IL Ii rsntsast1 md sa1a@ts n4sxs. J-6- -G&oNAAN
C1l Pr HkheI4 QEtcA4A. u.