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Wheeling, IIapedaIe and Lake
ShOFs Railroad.

Wheeling, lIgpedHle Bnd Lake
ShoEs Railroad.
Tho working committee Of the pro
posed Wheeling, HOpedals and Lake
Shore Railroad, present in our columns
thIs morning, through Mr.. A. B. PAUL.,
a very encouraging report OT progress,
They have secured the right Of wny for q
part OF the route, and hope to secure II
without cost for nearly tho whole line.
The survey Is completed from Portland to
DrnnisOn. The committee think that .
very moderate effort on tho part OF the
city would now insure the raising aLHuii-
cIcpt means to meet the proposition Of the
Philadelphia capitalists, with whom the
committee has been in correspondence,
and at once put the enterprise on sue.
CGssful footing.
Tho Committee are In tho city, stopping
at the Grant House, and will be glad to
explain TO any Of our CItizcns who feel an
interest in II, the nature Of the enterprise,
what will 10 required to succeed and the
prospects Of success. Iugreat benefits to
the city when accomplished every one can
SEQ tnE himself.
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TnE NEw FRENCH MINIsrER.-Alex.
andre Auguste Lcdrc.Rollin, who accord.
Ing to the cable dispatch We pubItuhed
yesterday, Il To succeed n. Berthcmy as
SllplSIcr OF France to this country, was
born in February, 1903. in Paris, whefc
10 studied law, In 1871 ho was elected
deputy from the department Of Sarthe,
and gave uttCEancc In the Chambers to
republican sentiments, for which the gov.
Grnmcnt entered prosecution, sentencing
him To four months imprisonment and a
fine of three thousand francs. He did
much TO bring about the revolution Of
1s4S, becoming In tImO ItS acknowledged
leader Elected by aCclamNtIon mem.
bCF Of tho Provisional government, ho was
prominent in IT, affairs, until the election
which resulted In the elevation Of Louis
Napoleon to tho Presidency. IRollin wRs
an opposing candidate 10 BOnaparlC but the
latter received over five millions Of votes
while ROllln received only &c., Gen.
CaVaignGc was also candidate for the
Presidency at that time, obtaining 800.
600 votes. Rollin was strongly opposed
to the expedition" by which tho re.
publican government Of France suppress.
cd the republican government ot RbmC,
and moved for the impeachment Of the
President and his Cabinet He next
organized an insurrcctlon, which failed,
and, aller hiding several weeks in the
vicinity Of Paris, he escaped to Belgium,
subsequently going TO England, where he
directed a solemn protest against the de-
cree summonIng him before the High
Court OF Justice, Ills French judges
sentenced him to transportation for lile,
renewing the decree In 1857, when he was
charged with being implicated in plot
against the llfG Of the Emperor, Napo-
leon III. He has lived for tho last Clgh.
teen years In London, writing political
pamphlets, and corresponding with lead
Ing rGvolut!onlstS.
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The MANaARD RooF.-The Chicago
PSt, Nlludlng to the dcnunciatlou Of the
SIansard root as a " fire trap" by por.
ton of the Chicago press, says:
The simple fact Is the ManSard roof,
when properly constructed, is quite as
safe as any that 1t Is possible TO construct,
though Il is, Of course, better 10 build all
roofs Of iron OF stone than Of combuSIible
materials Ii Is, moreover, by far the
handsomest root known to modern archi.
lecture, and there Sre few buildings Of any
prctensiOps In the Eastern States that do
not present some Of tho graceful modiR.
cations Of 1t, II is the root Of the future
as well as Of the present, and ignorant
and revcngerll men may just . well aim
their tiltS against stone walls OF glass
windows.
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Now York Germans Opposed 10 War
on the French Republic.
NEW YORK, Sept II

..... NEW lOHht sept IL
A movement Is on foot among the lead
Ing Democratic Germans Of this city, at
which It Is thought large numbers will
participate, to issue NprOtcst to their tel.
Low. ow.countrymen In the Fatherland against
prosecuting q war against Republic.
While tho war was against the hated Ma
poleon and his dynastY-while it was a
war between deSpotS-thetr SympathIes
naturally were with the German people
nj home. But circumstances are now
changed, and the tyrRnt who threatened
tho spOtlation OF German territory, Is
powcFlcSS, and the people who acted but
as his tools In entering upon the war,
have rcorCNnizcd the State upon basis
which ought to commend II to the sympa-
thy ol the Germans, as tho Empire merit
cd their hatred.
They call upon their cOuntrymen not TO
6C led by an ambitious leader to further
dCspOil people newly emerged from q
dcsPOtism under which they have grOancd
for twenty years,
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ITALY.
The status OF the Pope Under ItaIy's
UltimRtum.

The status Of the Pope Under ltNIy'i
UltimRtum.
LoxDoS, Sept II
Adyices from FIorcncs sre 10 Tho effect
that Italian troops enter Roman territory
to-day. ItAly's ultimAEnm substantially
strinS the Pope Of bis temporal power.
The local authority ol Italian territory,
however, remAins lndlSlurbed by i, and
the government announces = wiRh to
concur with any power IN guaranteeing
tie Independence Of the PonliG.
The Papal States Perturbed.
LONDON, Sept l9.
Advices received in this city this morn
ing, dated Orvielo, scptember 11th, state
that the population OF tho province Of
Viterbo have originated an insurrect ectlOuGry
movement Of formidable character.
Shouts Of "long live the King OF Italy" ara
heard on all sides. The male population
are armed and arc formed into guerrilla
bands for the purpose Of hOrFasslnE the
Papal Zouayes, These latter are entench'
cdRt YiteTbo, Monte FraSCont and Yalmco
The Garde d'ArmGs have dlShrmed tho
lnSurrectlonists. The King Of Italy has
guaranteed tho maintenance 0l order.
All Hall, Agitated.
Advices from Florence, dated the It'll
Of September, state that the entire country
Is deeply agitated. Italian tags arc every
where displayed, and placards upon which
Is inscribed the motto "LOng 1.-Two Victor
Emanuel, = arc visible on tho cafes, and on
tho corners Of every street, A large meet
ing was held last evening at MOden0 In
favor Of the occupation Ol ltome.
Italian Troops to Enter Rome At Once.
A dispatch dated Florence, at midnight
last night, states that orde1 were given
for the royal troops 10 enter Romo with
out unnecessary delay.
The Papal States 10 bo Occupied BY
Italian TrOOps.-The Pope Not 10
PARIS, Sept 1s,
sirnor Mordinia has arrived In Paris,
&c brings assurance that the Italian gov.
eminent has determined to forcsLall oil
revolutionary movements In Italy and
Rome by an official occupation Of the
Roman territory, without the slightest In
tention Of harmlng the Pope. To pre-
serve tho Catholic world from great
catastrophe, several members of the Col
Iege OF Cardinals have given In their ad.
hesion TO tho necessity 81 this step. The
italian army now holds all tic roads north
and south leading into the Roman terri
tory. The Italian squadron Is Rt Civita
Vccchia. No conflict Is anticipated with
the zounvcs, General RlmsCher, Papal
War Minister, having given his opinion
that the Papal iOrce do not Justify any at
tempta resistance.
The Prusslan government has notified
the Italian government that Il has no In
tcntion Of interfering with the question
ot Rome upon the occupation Of the city
The popular vote will be taken through
out tho Papal States upon the annexation
OF the PapRl territory TO Italy.
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The Latest News.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, September l2.
The Census Bureau has not got full re.
turns from any oftle larger cities, but OK.
poet to receive some during the present
week, Names Are now coming In at tho
rate Of a million and half day.
Bids for furnishing seven million, one
hundred and forty thousand pounds Of
beef cattle, ON hoor and three hundred
and INV thousand pounds OF bacon TO the
Indian tribes at tho agencies In DakOtah,
opened at tho Indian Bureau to-day.
There were GighteeIf bids, including two
offering to furnish supplies at 81, Joseph.
Joseph Gibbs, OF FL Gibbs and ST. Louis,
was the lowest bidder for beef, namely;
1915 per hundred pounds, and ]. W.
Bosler, Of Carlisle, Pa, was the lowest
bidder for bacon, namely: IS cts. per pound.
Tho Kind of Message Sent to Berlin.
The only official dispatch recently sent
abroad relating to the war, was on Friday,
when President Grant was in Washing.
ton. He addressed 70 Minister Bancroft,
but copies Of which were sent TO Minis
ters WaShburnc and Motley, 10 the effect
that while we cannot net In connection
with other nations, yet II our good Offices
should bG requested by both belligerents,
we should be happy 10 extend them with
the view Of bringing about peace between
the two great powers with which we have
traditional friendship. Telcgrams to
Minister Bancroft which was courteously
worded so as not to give any ground for
doubt aS To our actual position Of carefully
RbStAinlng from foreign alliances as TO the
bclligerentS, while always ready to excr.
else the office OF mediator when they shall
be desired BY the nations at war.
Diplomatic representatives Of Spain,
Chill, Peru and Ecuador arc now here
and an early settlement Of formal terms
Of peace between these countries Is ex.
NActn6
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Wheeling, IIopcdnle and Lake Shore
Railroad.


7btAs lTA1sAAg ErtAilGmerr;
Tho committee appointed for the pur-
pose OF securing the right Of way for the
Wheeling, HOpcdale and Lake Shore
Railroad, would say for tue benefit OF those
interested, that they have secured the
right Of way nom Hopelaleito the mouth
Of Pincy Fork, distance Of II miles,
with tho exception Of one or two farms,
and hope to secure these In q fcw days.
Part Of tho distance on Short Creek, has
been cAnvassed, and the committee arc
actively at work, and will report progress
In due season. The people all want q
railroad.
The following named persons have
given the right Of way:
Thomas W. Wright, Charles Harrah,
Charles Noble, ]. B. Baxter, VIM. Il,
Smith, D. H. Twecdy, s, p. Baxtor, Enos
Moore, ,IWm. p. TwGcdy, Jas, A. Harrah,
Wm. Reynarl, Jno. A. Tweedy, James
Thinner, Cunningham Rlthcraft, John B.
Hooper, James B. King, Daniel Parkinson,
Joshua BaSkhurst, ]. Q. McClcarv,
The committee arc now in Wheeling,
and would bO pleased to meet any one to-
day al the Grant House, and consult with
them as to the feasibility Of the plan pro.
posed TO secure TO Wheeling this connec'
ton. \. i, PAUL,
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Maine Election.

LEWISTON, Me-, Sept l2-Noon.
The vote OF Lewiston up to this hour
is larger than last year. The Democrats
are bringing out every voter. The Re-
publicans generally support PerhAm for
Governor and Frye for Congress, but arc
much divided on State Senator and Rep
rescntAIivc to the Legislature. The Cham
bcrlain Republicans TO a great extent are
voting for the Democratic candidate for
State Senator. In Auburn the Democrats,
Chamberlain Republicans and Labor Re.
formers generally unite on the candidate
for Representative opposed to the Rcpub.
ljCan candidate.
PORTLAND, Sept, 12.
Six towns sum; Perham 4,O6O, Roberts
3,207, against Chamberlain last year
3,3GS, Smith 2,1S9.
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WIN KlDg WIlllan RelnStats NaPO.

mn vtSisr&SyS CtseiH1ad GasHts.
Ifit ShOlld tGEn out that the war WhI
undertaken BY PrusSlS that HHpoleon
might ba firmly eStabliShed on the throne
IRON which france enlhuAiagticlY depoS-
cd him, that deypotgn might be strength
ened, and that tie edOrts Of tho French
nation for freedom might be defeated,
King William and Bismarck might q
well lsy themselves ouI for more fighting.
\ Whether onB iealS confidence or not IN the
stability u the Republic, thcro IS not .
man but b anxious that II shall have q
fair show. ANY attempt 70 fotst q ruler
on The people that have repudlated him,
tho depoaed Emperor would be met not
only with general indignation, but with
armed resistance. Allies for unhappy
France would arise on every side, and the
war would have but begun.
We do not believe that King William
will resort 10 this coursc, however strong
the evidence furnished by tho dispatches
may bG. Though uotoFiously himself Op.
posed 70 y republican government, he =
surrounded by advisers TOO ShFeWd 70 A.
low him 70 take step that would 90 pre-
ludIcG liA cause, prejudice Il at home aS
well a. abroad. They see, II thelt King
does mot, that Prussia cannot afford 70
fight battles for dcspOtsSni, They SEE the
meaning OF the republican movements In
Spain and Italy, and England. They See
that the sympalhies Of all the nations arc
with the young republic Of Franct, and
that It's example Is contagious and cleo
trical. They understand well that this
great ard growing republican scntI.
mcnt, and more than this, tho underlying
sense Of natural justice common TO all
men, will not SEQ unmovCd war Of OK.
termination wAged by any power againat
the last attempt at nee popular govern.
Inpnt
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New York Cattle Market.
NEW YoRE, Rept. q

NEW HoRK, Sept, IL.
CATTLE-WIth The due cool weather the CattI
tlado IL more active and primo stock doing better
Total bsoEcS for tho W9nk 7y890. Of which 3 y8Ul
were Texans, 3,iO0 Illinois, COO Ohio, 900 Ken
tHGkB and $50 New York. For to-day lS0 cars
Tooth street. q At WGOhAWkeu and % At COmmu
npGw; total 800. Pat cattle aFo scarco and sell
Ing 0t el4t6tG; a few at I7c: common 70 mGdi
um I29i4c; inferior bulls and Texana 7@iic
most Texans foot I0e; 800 Of 5 cWt at I0c; $50 o
* cWtAt g; 100 Illinois, ~ cwtat I6o0 0I6Hc,
SRI66sesp anS .sI lamb 'Of '.9 t9STess " M
Gkc loFTery poor 10 primo sheep, G19o for lambs
fOW choice JeFSGyB 80; Que ear Ohio lAnibB, poor
y lbs, DC; for CanRdAa. % lbs, 1Kc
HooB-IT, 600 for tho week, with 81 car loads 10
day; prieeb tanRe from i9xc 70 axe not; car o
State brought 9JSe alive, weighing $40 lbA.
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or Vilsrbo The people surrounded The
Papal ZOuave in tho entFnchman0 u
YiIerbo, MontRASlOne and YAlenHonO,
and threatened 70 attack them. Order
wnS restored In the name OF The King o.
Italy. The Papal towns arc OsndlRg u
petitions 70 tho Italian Government for
protection. Naples urges the King not
10 hesltais but make Rome The capitol d
the nation. The Q6IaA .l0OsFRal, a. Flor
ence, iustides The occupation Of tho Pstri.
mOny Of St Peter, maintaining i aa ne
ceSsary for the POps q for Italy, That
journal also hOpes tho Poudf will accept
the guardianship Of tho Italian Govern
ment.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Proposed Celebration Of the Republic
BY French Residents.

New York, Sept. 19.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the French
Union Republican League was held yes.
tcrday morning at No. 100 Prince street,
for the patriotic purpose ol promoting and
forwarding volunteers TO France and the
collection Of funds for the sufferers by the
war. A hearty acceptance Of the Repub.
lie was the prevailing sentiment Of those
present A resolution was adopted thank
Ing all TriShmen who support the cause ol
the liberaliStS in Europe, and It was also
resolved to celebrate the proclamation ol
the Republic by mass meeting on the
99d OF September, tho anniversary Of tho
tiFst French revolution OF l799.
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sTOCKs-VnFy dali and weak; Central, Lake
Shore, Rock Island, 81. Paul and Northwestern
ptefeFred k@H pGr cont lower, United States
REpreS6 declined TO IS on the rCiieWed report
that tho Erie Company will do thsIr own express
huBineSS.
presS, 6SH; Welln, Fargo i Co, ID; American,
aOT; United Statss, 8$ Pacific Mall, 20; New
YoFk Central. 96X; do. scrip, 9l&; Eric, 98l;
Harlem, IS9: Reading, OK: Michigan Central
llS; Lake Shore, AK; Illinois Central. 1876
sS Rock iSlSnd, lis; Now Jcrsey Central
l0iE; St. Paul, 63h; DO preferred, %: Wabash
Sly; do. Preferred, Is; Fl Wayne, NX; T'eFFt
lIiuts, % Chicago 4 Alton II95; Ohio aud Mis.
sIBSlppl, ~; Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincin,
natl, iG Hartford 3 EFio, ~: Cleveland, COIum
bus and Indiana Central 17H.
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Explosion and Fire At sulphur
Springs, o.
CINcTNNATI, O., Sept Il

CINCINNATI, o., Sept le,
By an accidental explosion Of three
kegs Of powder, on Friday, the storehouse
Of Lewis Med Donald, at Sulphur Springsr
Perry county, was completely destroyed,
An old man named George Gaven, and q
young man, named Suest, aud the son Of
Mel Donald, four years old, were killed.
George W. Gordon was also dangerously
hurt. Loss in property stx thousand dol
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THE IMPER1AL ExILEs.
Arrival Of Napoleon at CaSseII.--The
Empress at Hastings.

Arrival OF Napoleon At CaSSeIIHs"The
Empress at HaSttngss :
New Yong, septembes 12.
A special dispatch to the World from
Ostend, says "The MOrgen Zstttsttng Of
Hcsse CasSell, gives the particulars Of tho
arrival Of the Emperor Napoleon at Chs.
sell. He wns accompanied by Felix
Douay and lie Burn, rs prisoners on pa.
role, and by his brilliant statf Of French
officers on parole. The Prussian civil
and military authorities Of HcSse, in full
uniform, received him at The station with
u accompany Of Prnssian infantry, as a guard
Of honor, and a squadron Of HulSas keep
ing back the people. The Emperor, who
was received with an Imperial salute,
wore the uniform Of . Lieut. General, but
no sword. His breast was covered with
orders, and he wore IN undress scarlet
.epe. He is quito corpuleRt, and looked
v very gray.
Empress Eugene Is still at the Marine
] 1otelin Hastings, attended by Ferdinand
10 Lesseps, Madame dc LesSCps and
Madame ThieEy. All the ladies o. Court,
who came with her Majesty to Belgium,
remained in that country"
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YoEK, Sept u.
COTTON -Qdlvt and Hteady; sales OsI bales at
IoHe for mIddlinR uplAnds.
FL0UH-ClosAd dllet and unchanged.
Wheat steady and In mOdent9 demand;
Ialea St 81 015lI0 for No. 2 spring, and 81 70
I 81 EoF winter red and amber western. Rye quiet
and unchanged. OAtG Ste1dy at 40@S9e for now
Ohio. Corn dun 2t g6s8c for mixed WeateEp.
PBUVTI0NB-Mea8 pork unchanged. Beef quiet
and steady. Cut tmeSta unchanged. Bacon qplet.
lard duIet At l6H6blGe EOf good TO prime steam.
ESSS-QHl0t and unchanged.
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Rrightfal Accident % the Lshish
and SuSQuehanpa Railroad.

A terrible accident occurred 70 the tFair
duo here on tho Lehlgh and SnsluChaaRn
Railroad al 2A7. Il had len CaERSaSQuC
but few minutes when Il nn over u COW.
The reaF car was thrown over an emhAnk'
ment and number Of passengers, mostly
PhISdelPhiRns, seriously Injured. One
lady had her whole upper lip cut OF
ANOTHER had her head severely cut SIP
Coughlin, II Florence heights, n. !, was
dangerously injured; Mr., IautSon, d
Philadelphia, cut on the forehead, and
several other gentlemen received Slight
hIuFiCS.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA sept. H..
F1cUz:1,'ySery dnl; 'upsrans q soSs q; eE
GEAlx- -WhSatS steady; western rcd 81 Saai %
amber 81 -. Rye 9tN95C. Corr in limited 70
quest yellow WestaFn 0199ie; mixed 69100c.
Oats steady; western 49H64c.
PnOvESl6ID-NoSs Pork 90 0O62O %. Lard
o5tEs-reaoIsun steady; crude lcSsi rsaned
WHilEr-DuI; western iron bound &c.
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CINCINNATI, September 12,
A fire broke out In Hopkins stables In
PomeEy, Ohio, Saturday night, and ex.
tending across Mechanics street, con.
sumed . square Of buildings. Loss esd.
mated at $4,000. Supposed to bs the
work OF an incandiRFy,
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Cincinnati Market.

cNcnNATt, Sept u.
FtoUE-Dull; hmlIy SS tQ08 %.
GRAIM-Whelt closed dull; sales fred a. 81 q
0I 10; choice held and cold at 81 IS. Corn dnl
Gt TOe, QRN steady, receipts light, At O6E9c
Rye and barley unehAnged.
COT7oN-U Unchanged, middliug IOe.
WHIBEY-Dpll Il e999Dc.
PnOVIaioXS Unchanged.
BUTTEn-Uneha8Bod.
RCHEEBE-unehAngea
Zoos Unchanged.
0ELsazsstsidyi SSia' Of lard nttl moi %; lind
GEOcERtE'- Sugar and coffee quiet but steady
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CHIcA0o. Sept IL.
FL0uE-ActiVe and afmer.
GRAM--Wheat dTu and H0Re higher, closing
al p9Hc for No. 3; this Afternoon the market wa
irregular Al gSH@ @99Ke. Corn irregular, closing
At DC ior No. .; this afternoon the market wa
~ I for No. 4 Rys d qaSs dd Sad TtSady % a Sts 10
No 2. Barley stronger, closing At 81 10 for No. z
HoOs-gaiF demand, sales At % G0Gl0 % fol
fair TO choice.
CATTLE-Actiye; sales At q 1907 Is iOr Texau
70 COED smooth SIeer.
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.TRE WAR EUROPE

THE WAR IN EUROPE
Report Of King Williams
Purposes.
he viii Treat only in Paris,
And not With the Republic,
Good Order In the Capital.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
Austria and Russia Actively
at Work.
England an Obstruetfon---she
is Hostile to the Republic.
Bismarck and the King at
Issue:
The KingAfratd ofthe Republic
And Wants to Crush It.
MOVEMENTS IN ITALY.
Romo to be Occupied but the Pope
not Harmed.
A Severe Repulse at TOul.
The Prussian Army Halts,
To Receive Proposals for an
ArmistIce.
Thiers on a Secret Mission.
HAFULEuHS USII W HILhELmShUnE
German Sympathy for tie Republic.
President Grant Makes q Sen
satiOn at Berlin.
SPANISH REPUBLIcANs DEMONSTRATING
Friendly Feeling in England
Towards the Republic.
italy, Austria and Russia Join in
Asking the Armistioe.
A Popular Ovation to Washburne.
Official Report Of the Sur
render at Sedan.
Explosion of Magazine at Laon.
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pe.trne.i,e FIre a. s.aten l.Iand.

a New YORK, Sept l9.
A fire Ut EdgewatGF, Staten Island, this
morning, destroyed thirty buildings and
from $4,000 to 100000 worth Of pro.
pcrty. One hundred families were rem
dCred homeless, and many RrU now camp
ing In tents, The fro was still burning
late this afternoon, No further damages
anticipated.
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-The choIera 6 increasLng q Havan!

Hon. wm. H. SIlllef, ex-C Congress
man, died At Harrisburg Monday.
-TWa hundred and twenty seven ap'
plicadonS were made Monday for admLs.
sion to Cornell University, at Ithaca, Ny
The twenty.hSt annual fair Of the
Ohio State Board Of Agriculture began
at Springfield yesterday under favorable
auspices.
Fort Wayne, Nuncie and Cincinnati
RAilroad commenced running through
trains from Fort Wayne to Cincinnati
yesterday.
The anniversary Of The battle Of NOrth
Point was appropriately celebrated At Bal
timoEe yesterday.
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ENGLAND.
Engll.h JoaraaI. UrEIng Inlorysn.

English Journals Urging Intervsn-
tiOn.
LoSpoN, Sept II.
The Standard and other British Jour.
mails urge English intervention in the
Frnnco-P Pussian war as duty and a
right The neglect Of which willInvolvo
diShonor.
Growing Friendship for the Republic.
LONDON, Sept 18.N
The siege Of Paris may now be said TO
have fairly commenced. The friendly
feeling toward the French Republic Is
greatly stimulated by Americas recogni'
ton,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-13
HALT.

The feature OE the news thh morning 4
that in dsSsfsDos 70 the uTrsa. Vqusi
ot Rnsla, Ilnly md Austria, the Pn'-ian
King has halted bis army Is miles from
Paris TO consider propaas tor 'uSpcn.
sion Of hostIlitIeA