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, 1870-09-26

When tho youths Ind boys comprising the
choir went to the vestr5-room Of H.ni:J
Chuch 70 procurn thelr snrplics., theJ Hoso
mat by Re1. DR.. Y1nten who inf1rr1ed thom
,that be sntirrly disaprroyo o: t'ior n:ontion1
and destrfd them not to gu 10 the chtp3l. VI
coutss, as individuals ho had no obs ,do1,
hut as tho choir OF Trinity Church he nlnse
protest. a 1ustos1tJ OF the chsir rsEnonRtrat-
cd in v4in. the Rev. gentleman was 1rm 4
hid opposihon, A1,l finally, it ia sAd.t -ofu.od
tu allow them to taku thete surpli IA fe,m The
yestf-. uare wa. au unexpected tifenlms.
The choir could npt sing withon' their sutpliccs,
aud ,l:esr Indispensable garments we're sAfa
under lock and key.
Several 1nruIl.fa refused to oboy tho nsr-
Doctors request, not 70 tAks p11t tn tbs c:re-
mo7,ies. Thes p.ocsedea to thA fa*iience OF =
very High clerE:m nan uptown, 1nd stated tho:r
dificnlF. That gentleman 1t onca assistcl
them out Of lf1eir dilemma Ho borrowed
eprplices from his owu church and liant them
to tho singers in distress. AAus Of fhe'e
ecc1esastica1 garments did not fit ahe seaross,
however, this Was matter OF little conse-
queute.
Dr.. Di1, the rector Of Tinity parish. Is
strongly in favor OF the Rftualism, and lends
it iii the support he c4n. Mehop Potter, Il"
80 favo1s the st. Sacrament Mission II II
said that several Of the yesty Of III :ity
think il about time theae peculiar services
should be frowncd down, and aze reported 81
s1.rerse to their further encouragement In
short, there is very prospect Of shssp fight
over tho matter
, 1870-09-26

BALTIMORE, Sept a+-In the Grand Lodge or
Odd Fellows, today, u + AZ resolved 10 be unwtse
1ts1f - sas # naos e. y [Ea!a tos AT
Tss refused. Il vas decided thar he vita oS y
suspended member cannot hold netabeDhtn IN
the Resekah Degree Lodge after her nushand il ia
snsEesdsa sns, I'd. Unmarried daazhte.s oi odd Feowa
gree Of Rehekah- The action taken by tie r.
hekan DeRrre Lodges Is 20 be confirmed. Tne
WEARING Of chapeaRx and garnttets by Euca.nr
sayy hd&elJ was r1etl 1t 4, 60.
rs eorsiacted inexpedicnt - legtslasc on tho
HE insurance pfcfcsltian- The ttclsinu Of tho
GfaId Lodge IL regard 10 The appeal a. the case
q Ruckcr, Of Illinois, w1s aprruzed IN regard to
the p1osecun1n: but rhe second query, IN 1eZarl
- admitting a man With ehzo. ic disease, h1s not
been adopted. TIE GtaE.l Lodge refused % grant
= charter for the Grand Eccampmccs Of Oregon
Of the Grand Lodge d1eesr in German
1t was resoiyc, shat The periodicals. Of the oFs]er
be Recommended to tie patronage OF The mem
teI4alp. The appoinigd RranI oncers are: Rev.
J, ,W.,Ysnaole. draI9 Caap!a!n; 8 y. Case.
r Chamberlain, GEan1t MtssrnRes. After Tie
G.sni Sire as tcbncte.l into oticp he delivered
an eloquent address. and tue Grand Lodge a.
lcuruel .f:r III.
, 1870-09-26

TIE &1ncannaat Gd-ftle Of Sept - says:
An cntneut 1uFtsf, sterling r1,rtos and up
rEht man has departed this life Tac Hos. VIII
i&A1 7. GsoiEoH died 1t his residencrt1 Avpud III.
oa WeAncs1sy night Judge Gholsa3 formerly
lttid.d In ihr State nf Mississippi. but fo1 mA1T
tr11A has betn ~lttze1 Of this city. At the o.
Eaul1atton u tic Superior Court Ut Cincinnati he
:s*aS GecteA one Of me 1uGce@. Subsequently be
~.s c!ccfesl 1uapr Of The Supreme Court ot
0Eio- IN this be made pecuntarJ sacrifice for
ihs nt'tr FeTler, u q time when it was pecnl-
~. needed. From the Supreme BenEa he
'ctutnSd to practice II the har. nt.tln-
also c>ose alnde1i Of the National c snssttuton.
srd nad clear retrrptlnn ng &tr, application Of
eri,AttntisnFa principles to the ques.1ous raised
IL the clrtl val. He Eas oatsFokcn tn these opln-
'0nf, 1nd bis puhi.c1t,nu At thctu b,th by speech
a'"l thr1uxh the pscss had n inn sr1nnt eject ia
tsIMltn4 puhhc opinion. Jpnxe Ghnls.1n w4s horn
n Virginia. lie Fr1ct!srd law Sor some ftme tn
Mks!sAppt. trt e1mr 10 Cincinnati In 1517 In
le4s ne tepFe.ealea: tbs Fifth Ws1t ia tue G,J
COUNCIL In ISIS, he Has rlcctrsI juhnr Of the
S1tts1of Court, II the expiration Ut which term
ID 1sto be WEI rleetesl to the Surscmc Co1rt ne
fctlfnsJ his place on that heoch In 1850, a. d
,1;snmst1 Practice, associated Win James P.
HnGnsnn, with whom he edited Smiths Mer~
valuable atRest Of Obi, Reporta Although tot 4
few Year, hts health has been fecose he o9nunued
Ettfous 1AtoFcr in the law. During last spfuucf
.e took leaftuR par1 Ia the Important and
c'csely contested cAse4 between the Called S.1tes
Mail Line Of SteAmers and the insurance COM
parte In suits to recover for the total loss OF two
large steamers. Ills last work In the law vas to
prepare 4 brief IN one OF these cases. which Is
marked BY the usual viEof Of his mind.''
, 1870-09-26

10 fAt 6difof ~ The Chtea9o 1fituns.
In your etlitorta, In Sunday mornings paper, On
the subject OF arsesian wells, ono or two perhaps
Insignificant errors oc< usred, which an sure
tho head Of the water and smother In relation 10
the depth Of the wells
In 1sSS three years after the nrst Arteslan wells
were discovered, ] Invited the Doari OF Public
Works and the Clty Council to make an cxamiua-
ton OF the wells. TO test the head Of water.
measure the quantity. &c Ar. Chesbrougn, the
City Engineer, was one Of this party. and made 4
thorough examination In reference to these par
tculaE points. TIE water WAS then flowing Ut 4
ftad OF 1o9 feet and inches above the level Of
the lake, and vas dlschargtng solid stream Of
waterfront OF the top Of the pipe eighteen inches
IN height, Indicating I capacity to 90 much
higher X confined. Nr. Chesbrnush then stated
taas there Was no way to determine how much
higher 1t would 60, but that 1t evidently had a
much greater hea,, than WAS thea exhibited.
iou stated that the head OF the water from
these aud the other artcstao wells was about
sky feet above the lake, but 1t seems ~ be q
demonstrated fact that this head Is as aboyc
stated, anu II Is Within the bounda OF 4 reasons
bic probabe etY that It may be ralsel 10 \ head OF
from 17s to 80 feet. Now, while to-foo, hcad
would tca1ctly answer the practical purposes ~
qutred OF the water head OF 10 frct Is sufcient
:or al the demands that may be made upon It
fhe Original well Is only ~ inches IN diameter
II the bottom. The now Of this we'll was meas
sured by VT. Chesbs1ugh, and itwas found to
te Alschasgtng 393,uo gallons per tweat, -fpu,
houts, plaials shoWtng that, II the we.1 was cn.
largrd and carried to = diameter OF ~ inches.
Keeping IN tta ptopostsoratc dlschsrse, IN
ar,cuut Of wafer equal to 13,oco, ,oeo gatpus per
day would be SECURED. Two wells Of this size
vouldFupply CalcAza: ftur Of them would nooa
tie city, AHd m annual expense OF a. lea.e
, 1870-09-26


Nqnos ekteno 70 his hsti7 10 osss OF death before
feeotffne th~ benefit hesrof.' q
Ihn e1'nanEr aaya that tho frokaot coahee1-
....N aas "o'n INC akln GU knett nus9 10 INC sao
0~pA ~ haa "stet- -
.,.,N He."els run ~Haln a loot OF t~n ot aon"e
y. VI ne areoa~fch at:eet fodg1n: baseneuts in NJ"
we Haa 1"e'r y nos ote u ta1ae psASes ~aefe
e-o* sa""hoa noase OF tae TAter, fann2
">e eoae@ H. CANNOT % heard oeneata tae
-" -'c e'ea ot rossdam tho principal PEoiss'
umn,y the r-on,s =. S..,.SSs .4'.uas ~! M-..
.he Ics.m.nt ~ ~ ueA Ha - ".
- ttt;G i. -, asua oet4ua LOT ~. ~
~ en1t.t tnte m c1sr. se.5tns .nsn* "ou...
Ira n, n,oner .h,rs y, ~. ..,.s uA' n' 'A4A' g.
LTnn wa,.r ro,,e.,..1s..@as 49,
4, x1rv of tho ~ ,....s...s u 'o'o. eouu,
..t,- ~ M .,,-~ aoas eeste ana oueaa's
!, and IL, II a,snd ~, aoass ".'ss ~ WV
49, ro -o,d Ia .,.a .s~ss ue4We uAus, A'4 IL
-kboy restdtnr with hi, y, rent. IN ~ .ntnc,on
ttreet. New BFunsx1rt fh,sv a.nt. .,.es. ~.
ruou., On Sunday evennC ,~h,,. ~. r..r,h.-. ~
hIs fautly wese seated arnnno , +,bt. nr.n wn,cn
stoot4 i ferosenA 1,nr 1n. -. 1 ~ ..s Tf - -.
cnImney. the lan,a eyn,c,sS u ~ on .ss ,sf
the bur d s,stes was nc,1v h,-.s5 ~ s.-,t a.
much for throwing mon.,.-.v
-nnr nj III. .,,.,s
tn,o Rr,iIn " ,a.rnrs,sx az ~ e1e.ss es4a ~
r Iar.n, ~ u.,os 49," "4sA eao e3oes W aH
~ thn s,,ias -; ..a' a .Aaou u on!y Eaesn
n,rstrrl.r1v afs,rr,I...s .r-.p .po ~ a".e
'.oncn.y,n. st.,dsr,. ~. s"ssses ~ ~al. "
,.mE onlv acvrn enn1.s - ~ "ns'I
80 ~ .t.,a..-, ~ - onS.os :" ".s I4'a'ss'5
rn.aS ~sa ~ e'eA'a VI e''e ea'a15 sse ton4 oeeo-
- xom.r n, ycr ,,,,,.a, ,.,.+,,,. - ..,~
hide . storaraensr +. tsr aa.. 'sA ~ os,.
h.r .vh,,a ~ -. s..N -" 1aI1 As'' ~. .euAn*
hi,,. ,,r,r -. =, n,t,ss. A. 44A 49,. sne
, 1870-09-26
TIE LAST COLLAPSE.

The runor, several days ago, that the
;prtrcss Of Toul had surrendered uncon-
1itionally, is eontradicted by the report that
= was captured by assault, which is still
further corrected by statement that it
sapitulated on tho, game terms as were &C.
corded to Sedan. The last report. renders
t certain that the formess is in possession
# the Germans. The obstinacy with
::hich it has beeu defended is significant Of
the importance attached to it, as command
ing the railway from Strasbonrg 10 Paris
for some distance, and 30 embarrassing the
line of German communication and SUD-
llics.
Simultaneously, We learn that Bazaiue has
tfered to surrender Metz, on condition
that his army be allowed to retain their
nsms, under their parole of honor not to
serve against the Germans within three
months Whether the oder has been de-
clined OF accepted, it equally proves that
the surrender On any terms will soon be
made, When terms of surrender of any
kind are once proposed, it is usually hut a
very short and easy step from the offer OF
,.,o.t e,,oro ~
m. -..a ~
,,.,- ,-,.;es, -,,s - ~ -, !. s ~
,;,h;n . ta.. H. =. .,aae - -
Of the services Of from &, COO to $4,000
ef her very best troops, and, 1t the samo
time, places King William in possession OF
~ A| -.
io.7ee. ~. au ~ o..' ~ .,.e ."o eoa-
s y. l s9,.. 40 :~,.a. sae. ~. ".A -
cs,N t eA'S cs, ~ ~ 80, ~ U., .,S4
,;s.,. ~ =, ~. 49, ~ ~, W.
n...;.. :, sass....I -. 49, | ~, -. 1a. -
E....a ~. ~ ea A-.4.. " ..s. .as eo1 41u4s ~
.,,,.sss ~ - .s~e,.,. ~ 49, .."a-.t,a ~ - :. GU. .u .
;. :.
, 1870-09-26

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
RAILROAD STOCKS.
SkT YoRr, Sept. es.-The usual Sasuria5.s tlul-
ness hns characterized tho market, except that
Of stocks, where there MAS FAIR business t1one
IN Northwestern, Lake Shore, ST. Tau1, aud Ohio
/ Mississippi The pool IN the later stock has
apparently closed It's operations for the present.
The market was weak a& the close.
WIS heavy, the p7ice ranging from 113s; to 1iex.
Hfmatkfs diplomatic circular was construed Al
meaning easier terms for peace. The c!os1nx
price WINS 119. The rites paid for !euhiag were
dat to 1-4 per cent
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was rather weak, with The usual satutdays du1-
ne*t. The rates were fraction less than rester-
days quotAlfout.
GovKRSxKsrs
There were limited transactions IN government
bo1ds- The t1rmness In London was eu'ralized
by tie weakness IN gold here, and prices were
steady.
MONEY.
The wetk closes on a very easy money market,
the supply offering on call being abundant 10
ne+ the demand At ss75 nef cent On govern.
III MS. and 81 pvr cent On ether cotlaternls. In
dis ouu:s there was bat a moderate business. bur
rates wee hrm, prime commercial accep.a Ice.
passing At 79sE per cent. though very little husi-
ITO The Aasot5sted rrrs4.l
FRLScH ECsBul7s oFP NEW FORE.
NEW YORK. Sept 2i The steamer Hermann
Stated 10 50 to sea this forenoon. hut iouud Two
French Eunboats outa1c the b4y. ami returned
10 quarantine. Another FfencAman Is sail to l4e
OF Aonfauf, Ruit seven more are expected the
coming week. The departure Of alt German YES
stla, OF which 3 number are ready to ssif, Is IN
dtftltels postponed. Tie NoFsh German Consul
las sent protest 10 Washington ayaInst what he
considers violation Of International Iav. The
Fte1ch yeAseis, belos this city, arc lying xithia
one league Of ice shore.
FARRlGUr.s FUNERAL
Friday next has been finally SET 10. the Fa1a-
ku; ohst quirs.
HKLD 70 TRIAL
VIZ Gilbert, Wall street broker, has been
held 10 trial charged with having altered srolen
irtaantJ hooos In hts p0seerslon.
lad SElHKE.
nephew Of Collector Gtlnnell Is said to be 4
ia moeE OF the nfu cf Moran 4 Co, wnose ware
norte Tas recently eelzed for not log duties on
HELD FUR SMUGGLING.
Charles EnlShI, m7te Of the 4hlp Hu.lsbu. was
held for trial fur euourElln% lAre.,
CHicAGoAS R0BBKp.
]. JeGeftor, Of Chlcs4s, was !obbed of $5Ql
last hight, In house On TucusJ.funtsh street
F1RE.
The Aansiou H0use, At Saltegsr1lie, n. J., waz
burned Friday. LEES, 5000. No Insurance
4hHivEp.
Dnpitn, and Abfkanla. e-m Liverpool, arrived tc-
, 1870-09-26

Prussfsp befose coussn':nz to =,
8rmtstsce, Demands the rendition 1T Str,.r,,,,
Icu1, and Mount raneeon- Paris Is exa.oe.a.,.1
and viii ntter bury herself becsath her r1i,.
To such tosoiens prctensiou1 we Gu r.Eo,a, nn.
ty re<1hapae Il, tie L1ss ezire.nis7, Frame -.
ectts tho struggle. aud coua:s upaa a.r cultdra1
tsisned1 CaEx1E3x.
GtAIs B1zaIs,
ForRcuoa.
The ea-e; e;nment has issnest DEGREES thar all mn
nicifal elections, as well .as 1hnau Il. tho TIM.
stliurht Assembly. lie ndi7nrncd. ant all u1at-
c1pal elections which hsve been cdecse1. ARE Al
n11ltd. The Projects Will maih.aia the naa,ct.
FaHsies, or, in their tnaotllsy to serve, aaeuat
others.
Especial 70 the Sew Yost Hcrah.I
LoSpGS, Sept s1.-A despatch feum Tauss to.
day sa1s: Enil Girsriin has auiFed herc.
cluseret has left for Paris. 1t IL rcpostevt thu,
Ghiilutd!D, the Genital Commander for Narcotics
committed eutctde In rhe prison Of ST. Pierre
The goyrtnment has resolved to defend the
Loire. and troops have been despatched to 0rtesaa
and Blois.
At Lyons, yesterday, the Italian volunteers were
arriving IN great numbers, an,l para,1lng tie
streets With the tE!coiora Of France md 1tllr.
, 1870-09-26
Hon. John Young, Governor General Of

Hon. John Young, Governor General Of
Canals, has been made Peer with the
title of Baron Lisgar. It is barren honor,
and is gradually coming to be regarded by
practical and sensible men as Of no more
value or responsibility thnn the grand
Eloquent titles conferred by the knights Of
Malta or Of tho Golden Circle. John
Young is respectable name, but Lisgar ex-
presses nothing, and never will. He might
as well hnvo been styled the Duke Of Baf-
FMS Bay, or the Viscount Of CniJono.
, 1870-09-26

II words OF burning eloquence would
answer as weapons of warfare against siege
guns and explosive shells, Victor Hugo
alone, would 1out King Williams whole
a1my. But. while he is asserting thnt
!" paris will not be destroyed. If it is de-
stroyed materially,i it will augment morally, !"
along cana those tremendous missiles of
destruction, relentlessly enough to settle
tho points : first, that Paris can be deattoy-
ed materially, and, secondly, that King
William utterly despisea. the quality Of
moral augmentation.
, 1870-09-26

LoSroS. Sept 2+.-flon JOIN Young. Governor
General Of Canada, has t,'cn male u peer, with
The tile OF Baron Llsyar.
The United States steamer Juutata. a{tcr touch
Ing nj Dover, rrncerdel to thcrbourg.
Earl Cameron yesterday addressed tue Hamp-
shire Agricultural Society oL the 1osses Of the
var,
4 dispatch from Copenhagen. last evening, Au-
nouncea the arrival ia the Gplf OF Lnbeck Ut
twenty vessels nf The French neet.
The steward of the bark Lebanon, from Que
bcc, IVES arrested here, charged with setting his
yegsc1 on ure+
Continental papers almost unanimously agree
with those OF England In expressing surprise 1t
the rrnsstans d!scnssing the guarantees OF the
ueaty, the terms Of which are yet unse tt1e.l-
, 1870-09-26
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

a
" ~ te* "aso eoc feulatSs
Law - ..'4- e'0a'A,'4u =, oe4ote .ae noae"
-, ,a9'ou' apou we s'lo'eca ~ o1 on'a'ng
es'oes noese' IL 'ai' c.'s. ane 1e"afSs
~ete 1olnnea ~ lae's ana nsofes' ano 'nes
ssen. eosotnon 'a n u sn4,ts "naen s.lons-
, poul ~ m. uie l.'.,o -, VI nane''on aS nas-
e a.es ,," ..aA'o "S, 4ae o " oal'eis'-
"e.o - '1A "Aoses"4e eA@ta'a'
b ~. ..,,o, +. .,; e,&
,,r, ,,a ;n,,nses III xo-.,,' ~ 49,.
sra Lee thsn ., -a.as % Ts;s 49, sas,,3s.;a1
oIr sh,.a to,a o..;,na,os ..,..e;ann r@ 5s."
N he a, ,h;s +;,na X ooo nn,;n,. . 49,.
scbot,1 ~sar ara;no Ill. 1s-o ~ 80 s
I,1e e~ss ,e'o' .ue A'staee
aAaoe s. aee oi senolaA At .ne puone schools
VI .ne tst ol 11A1co+ ls.os toe
.,s ~" W sAte ~ 1ue pubic senoo's WIS
so'' Aot 'os'aa'ns soo" LOT "'Vo" otner.
~ eu i'enas Al e1'S'ne
-. ~ 'ne - etiaio'en At
u. s ~, - P4',r.e -, eeAos'h p4aees Tue numoe1
~ -1's" iIe n"h'',eto u ca''o1en astena-
Ivy s. esu' ~ Taoas auu ptasa'e' III ms ume
so'ee". tac1e "e1e, ii tae opening OF
.ne Paone e<s1ool'' on 'ne 4ss Q. sep.em-
''e'' '''''' ,no'e seA.s 'nan tne inquest
aseisge nu1noer o1 senoahss tuat ever AL
tended theua during amy previous year.
Tke whole number Of Inhabitants *,f schno1
- 80 =,
tSe IN she CITY s'e1ng to,oVO, the numoeF not
A,sc.tlinr ai,her ,,n1,1;r nr r,rirato snhso1s
eA o''~ ~ t~ ~
is 97,00O, This non-attendIug class is
;.;v;aad ,ron , +ha fo,lcu;no.
@'to1u "nao46 -"c A'A'o"'ns
/. Married women under II ye ars Of a.e4
q -.o,.
tH1S en6aseo al "ofA IN S'oFeS, WORK
s..:ons tYai1es- and otherwise.
-, .' :, -.-, ;
l. Eots VI nj! ages under Il, engaged IN
Il Kinds Of labor md cmnlornpGt.
o - ~ "A -u
..,.,. - .,,..':s',,- 80 ...a
~, "13'|e - A''e0
& The ,d,ars and s,rsa, ,,.ord.r.,, ,,,1.
.ats female.
&. Those attending s,hool, and co,,eees
s,sile Of the c;tv.
It will be observed that Mr.. sh,ctf,rd
shows that, on the 1st Of seuteu,ber 1s7o
there were $500 more seat% in the rul,,ic
, 1870-09-26
SPAIN.

MADRID. Sept. A-Nepuh1can journals, to-iaJ,
publish In full manifesto Of Orcaz, cndorsinK
lee formation Of legion to aid France In her
HHFH1c against Prussia. lie asserts that the can
d!dAfoEe for the throne OF Spain ofpstnre H0heu-
xofleru, or ans other person In the Pssian inter
est, Il now tnxdmlssible.
of1clsl dispatches Of an important character
weae received from Cuba to-day.
The Captain General Announces the near ap-
pToaeh Of the submfstou Of nil classes to Sp4a-
i.h rute. When that Is completely effected. he
will accord them new liberties. among which will
he the privilege to send Deputies to the Corses 1t
3lnds1,, as At present Ii the case with Porto Rico
MApRIp, Sept. 2l.-To-narTor viii sppear 4
manifesto signed By all the Republican nspuues
IN the Cortes, 1n favor OF tue 1oertan Cni1n-
, 1870-09-26
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR.

DEcA1CR. III, Sept. 24.-There aze large arrivals
Of articles TOT exhibition It the Siate Fair liner
are ALREADY on the ground more than tWo hundred
nne cattle tTo hundred pens Of hogs. seventy-nTe
horses, and seTy large show 1t Implements and
machinery: Many new stalls and pens aTa being
erected Power Hau cuutains q splendid enriae'
10 sonnlng ofueF. capable Of supplying aU1pIe
power tos ~ machinety requiring Il. HoFticu;.
- IEe ponl.ty show will be undoubtedly better
Herds Of cattle arc here from Ken,uckT Ind
otsef States The meMhsrs of the board are Ill
On q!,,nn nano and very hnzy making addtuoaa mems
Iauon 70 meet The wants Of the exhibition. The
pattmeQis was never 30 nattertng so, long before
fac opening day the c:ttzens Of Deca1ur are n1aK-
irE netcnlean efforts TO iosuro the acconatn0dl-
tlnn ~ visitors, and all pefsons coUl1E to the
!atf may be sure OF comfortable boarding ana
'odg1ns At TAR Price.
, 1870-09-26

a vnnn1 .ione msaen NJ Ioutsyt,Ie r~
hta,r h;s trs,r. ~, ,.o+ @.a.. .-,.n -n,-.1.. :.
vsile lshoy,,c ,,n,cT the ronce,t that the,e xe1c
~ rn.nx ~ h,s ~. 10 -, ~. ,s'..,a .,.s"ss
-a,,s ~ n. ss ~ ~ "o.au ...,.a, ~.
u.r. 80 ,-, - ~ - ~re1 go
n,.1s -, n.~.~o b. =. ~ oa w,,t
ho,,ts - ,-h;sr.- ,,.i,in, s..t,. - 49,"
~ "1s aS" s' 'u14t5 ~ '.eus A'te;
w. .a'H. nhe'' cAteo ap !pt eApae'on' ny e&Ft-
lne ILLS 4aono"n nfotoe1s f9om INC room WIFI
e'o'. -..-.--.
III was feenfued AZ strong case OF clrcun-
stan1al eVflchcc III f'ttsonrX conf7, toe oihef
day, when tn , plaiptH produced the kkillct with
which bis wife struck htEu. and showed The iutY
how nicely the three 1ces a{ted into the holes In
his head
Since the termination OF the Austrian war,
not railFnad car has ever been constructed in
Pfasasa or any Of Its dependencies-saxouy, Ra-
vatta, OF Raden-in which the primary idea OF its
construction has not been military capacity and
construction, rather than passenger or mcrcnan-
tlsse traffic.
The business Of the money -ordcr bureau dur
ing the past FISCAL year Is one-thlsI larger than
that or the preceding sear osee one million siK
hundred Thousand orders have been Issued. trans
fetr1ug 81. ,lsf. for which 32s5, ,2s3 vas paid In
tees. Tue cost to the purchaser was therefore
scren-tenths Of one per cent, while the ccst TO
tie government WAS only hs1fthst-
-sterhen fearl Andrews Nothing In the
conerettc sphere is ever divided BY elcan-2ut
| ceofaenlcal lines. Hence snetc Is ofefiappine.
"na "ete nfeponoesance' aua taeAPu2napllsty Ok
] p3tme e4ementA'
| I'M hhensnnan "ould sunstlate metals tor
cosl as ioei lot "cean steamers, ana mas patenEed
nls sne.aHu. ela,na'ag maj oy latEer amoans Q!
] SCAN can De obtained fFom given qu1ntlty Of
, 1870-09-26
FE0E THE FR1NT.

hAzA1NA oFF&Hs TO cAffTClAIE-
LoSbos, Sept st--The fo'i"wing significant
Gesratch has t1ss been recetvef:
HRcSSkLs. sept 9s--aoon--Bd1stne has Of
fend 10 eapifu.ats. At Metz, On co7.'.tan t1as h.
he alfowe1i 70 take bagsaxe anu arms lie en-
gaSes not to fase up aF'as Tor ta'se inonths-''
berlin, Sept a4~-The French f.,st(tle htin TT
bs the PEusAans. n sunset 5esse5dsy, F.tlAy.
The story Of !ss surrender. Internationally. IN
"Wednesday last, which WIS Feturneti ftNm New
York, "as utterly without toun.l1:ior.
LoSD0S, Sept. as-A despatch fsnm General
Fou hrenseE, At Tout. says: 81 Yesterday the u,xu
w3s captured By ssor1n b the PrnsAiana, after
determined resistance. The borobasument Ia.
been continual several days, CAUSING great dan-
sgc md destroying the pfinc,pl b,,ltli1gs- The
stermtng party advanced, aad a:terxa,,i tie
Pluseian forces carried 1t 1,5 storm. Tue te7t.rt
r'wn surrendered to the rr..sstlas uncaa,tl..n,-
a1:y."
MEETING EErrEEx x1x,7 v,r,,,v .xn ~,po,eox
Inxpos. Sem. M-rre T,n-. hss ,hp fo,1,,~i,1
III tails cf th.. nc..t,nv l,41 s-l, Ef, WINS ~ ~
Ptuat In. and Sonopon- y, n,,tcrna. IN. rs,..
Ing Was yery cort,jai. nnn,nrn,fe- After ahat,n.
han,,s they entrrr,, .hr r,,nxerr,torv Tao m
Gers came out leaving The t,ro Alone 4 t,.,o.n.,
rhen foof n1are ns xhtrh the fc,tnxx1or 4. H..
substance:
E;np U,,,t,,, f.o<, has c,v~n o,- .-,x,,.. ,t.
Sapcleou. Tne war m. rnt snn1hf hr r,r .,n,
E,n1 ut,fan, famnh,t,c.ut, r,- ,rt, ,...,
rrAa.aa tn. nn,r,on yorr sr-~ how.-. -.
ta,nty foneh, .,1rrly Em,en,r pn. tna p11,s
at,n, nd sths a,sr5n,,,. M, ,,,,nn No., .,,,,.1
f,rte,, '-N1
-E,,, p.f,,. un, .,,n. ,.es .,.,,..
, 1870-09-26
4 RttuAlistic KumPuzTflntfy Chosr
md the Chapel Of NJ. Sacrament.

From The Nf1e rork Commercial! A,lrfvtixr.
The situallstic doings in the new Chapel OF St.
Sacrament bid fai5 to become tho scou5ce Of
a good deal Of bad feeling among the Epssco-
pill clergy and 1aity Of the city. The e1traor-
dina1y nature OF tbs exercises the1e indulged
in has caused considerable excitement and
not little acrimonious controversy.
List week IN Advertisement appeared in
several OF the pape1s-re'Sious and secular
eould ae.i.t 1t the representations Il St. Sso-
rzment. The presence Of the chorista.s
would, Of oourse, epau1e hrst-caass music, aud
would be certain to draw = crowded LOUISE
even if tho religions display. did not. It is
with the choir, and thev had consented to pof
in sn appearance On Thursday-<he ftst dav
Of the services.
AID here N unexpected difficulty a.oas.