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Trottirc on Long rGiunG-A stake cor nGg'
on LniGn (uMLAr.

Two good trota were contested Oh sun 1lk Park,
Ilunt p1on, Long Island, yeslrlly. The ilrst was
stake %, S20l between A n Wilson's bay gcdng
Mechanic, Il. McComUor's buck mare Lady S"or
man, aud ~. Brushs brown marc lmCy; nile heats,
three in five In harness NcCh3uic won the iirst
heat, after sharp contest, In 2;i2 Lady Sherman
tlen wen tie ncXt three Leafs amer u tire struggle
all though IuGc-2:B, 2i0}e, @i7' Lady ShGr.
man was secOnd in the first tcIi, Mechanic second
In the others, and 1lncy third all through
The second tr0t wgs 4 stake Of S3Wi between w.
Concllir's brown gelding j. Rpcy's black re ding,
and j. Ii. Wilson's chesnut gelding Clarence; mile
heats, best three in FIVE In harness Tue first heat
was dead one between CUncSn's Feling ana
Clarence, Then CoLckhn won the next three heats
THIS was capital race. 1ime-Gj04, 2'6, 800
E31H Hipley's Eelding was third all through.
In consequence OF the a1oyo rncns STAKE was at
once made up LCtWCcn Clarence, Lady sherman. and
touckun'B godng, to be hotted on tue Union
Course on Monday noXt
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Coroner lynn has cone Guided the inquest over
the body Of James Fngleton. On tue morning OF
the LIST OF August, at IN O'Clock. Fingleton and
others entered Adam 1nndfred's bakery at 514 East
Fourteenth street, and demanded some bread, winch
Landiricd was tLen drawing from the oven. Being
refused. they stole tue bread. The proprietor then
put them out but they returned and assaulted hm
md his workUen. FinSieton even threatened to
shoot Mr. Landrred; at which Mr. l.. seized an old
sun with a blyonet, and, In defending himself,
stabbed Fingleton fatally. The Hon. ". Il. Howe
and Max Moses, who appeared tor Mr. audiricd.
showed that Nngleton had been n VIGOROUSLY bad
character, and was under indictment tor robbery.
The Jury declared II lustitable homicide.
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Is Such "a Man Tit for Secretary of
Stntct

When man has been publicly and
officially accused Of crime, as in the case of
JouN BANCROFT DAVIS, and he refuses to
make answer to tho charge. his silence, ac-
cording to all the rules of criminal jurispru
dencc, is considered equivalent to confession
Now. then, we beg to submit the question,
not TO Gen. GRANT but to the American
people, whether confessed criminal 10 q
suitable person 70 he Acting Secretary of
Stat, of the United States If such II thing
is suitable, let tho culprit DAVIS remain
whcro he is if not let him be dismissed
and consigned to meritcd ignominy.
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Distance, q feet 9 inches.
lis is easily illustrated, thus {;



OLD Mile Fest New Nile Post
II 10 very easy TO sec that horse would
get 10 the new mile post quicker, and beat
easier; aud this renders the track more
desirable one to trot On.
But the great question IL, VIII Thorne
trot2
AT Rochester, in getting into freight
car she slipped and hurt herself At first it
was given out that sho had broken ono of
her hips This is not probable, and it is
even doubtful whether she 80 much as let
down hip. 1t has since been stated that
che YVES taking her exercise as usual.
Even if Lady Thornc is little lame, mas
much as she is far removed from Mr.. BEEGr,
she might still be permitted to trot by max
ing reasonable allowance for her lamcness--
say four or six scconds--the same as an al.
lowuncc of several seconds was made on tho
same tract; last year for double team, be.
cause horses cannot trot so fast double. AMI
their time was recorded Gs so many seconds
quicker than they actually made.
This is perfectly reasonable, and cannot
I've said TO be unfair, SO long az IL 10 an
nounced beforehand how many seconds al
lowancc on account Of the horses being slow
is to be made; but this, of course, should
always be done.
The timing at Buffalo is perfectly accurate
The head man is the Mayor of the city. who
owns an excellent watch and at least one
thousand careful umors will be testing the
correctness Of the timing by their own
watches, and a difference of more than a
quarter Of second is out of the question
Mr.. WILLIAM NJ. PARKs of Brooklyn, q
friend OF Commodore VANDEnBuT. and re
garded as fair man, has also been elected
one OF the Judges
The weather is now growing cooler, and
wo look for fast time The collection o
| leoplo Will probably be very large.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-09
A Brave Pail to save Drowuirs Woman

Yesterday about 1885 A. NJ, as the Terry boat
Queens County reached tue middle Of the river, on
her trip to Hun,crs Point, woman jumped into
the river. The boat .oing at lively rate, and
could not be stopped until 1t had gone about four
hCndTed yards, The people tho boat cried for
afsstnnce. u there was net solitary Loaf Gtodrd
TIE six-oarcd crew of the Friendship Boat Cub
were out training, and had Just reael cd point
pCsite futtieth street, when Barney Bislin, the
coxswan, saw a woman overheard, and urGed his
crew to pull Tor cir lives-and pull they did. TIE
coat Just reached and saved the woman seven
blocke distant NON where t.ey started, as Alo was
sinking.
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The horrors Of the war the war maps of
the Fdise. Reporting Tribune

Gen. BUTLER's dtGUt on the banks Of the
Nile by proxy, in the person of his nephew, the
matchless GEORGE though very brief, was per-
fec;ly successful. lie actually took 1t upon INN
self to reco gnzc, SO fr as he was concerned, the
Independent sovereignty of the Khcd,ye, com
pucnt that ought 70 be worth AZ least ten thou
sand pounds sterling to somebody. The Turks
are consequently as furious cfaust BrTtEn a.
was Sunset Cox himself during tlc sloo-lly crlsis ,
and AAiI PAsuA tclccraphcd in hot haste to the
lueh,ess Greek youth who atleuds to Turkish
business at Washington during the dog days,
that unless our Consul-General should apply for
a berat or exequatur from the Porte, he would be
made to leave the land OF the Pharachs double
quick. Mr.. Fish, scared TO death by such u
menace, instructed BuTLSR accordingly, and the
formidable GroRGE now holds his Office, after all,
only by the grace Of the radshah.
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We are glad to observe that the rich and
chyalrous occcntricity which before the war
made South Carolina so amusing u State, still
crops out occasionally in interesting luxuriancc.
One of its latest manifestations il a card publish
ed by the Hon. j. r. BELLISGER, Of WATERFORD,
ior The purpose Of bringing Mr.. II. TupoR FARMtR
before the tribunal OF public opinion. 1t appears
that on the 9th ut. Mi. c. b. FtRHEp, the father
Of the gentleman whom Mr.. BELLNGER ovcrhauls,
being at the time in court, addressed BELLINGER
in the following language; "You are apuppy."
In this declaration, as BELLINGER AYERS, gross
injury was publicly done to his feelings
but as the author of this phrase was an
old man, Mr. EELLISGER, not dceming it deco
rous TO call him TO account, adopted tho alteraa-
tive Of demanding retraction from his son. To
this demand Mr.. TUDOR FARMER replies that,
owing to circumstances which he does not men
ton, he is under bonds to keep the peace, and
that therefore he "cannot consider it just tn I
Mr. BGLLlSGEn should invite him to express HIM
self as to whether he does or does not endorse
what his father has pronounced" This would
seem to leave BELLISuER without any means
of obtaining redress; but the ingenuity Of South
Carolina is Gqual even to such an emergency. In
reply, BlLLlNGRR proposes to indemnify Mr..
TUDoR FARMER against the expense Of violating
his bond to keep the peace and he says
In a certain contingency your suretes will
even be made safe by me from pecunary damage
| by previous arrangement" This was certainly
carrying the point OF chiyalry to tho utmost pos
sible extreme but we are sorry to say that To
| DOR FARnER is still unwilling TO respond. lie
| even declines TO receive BELLINGER's last propo
sition. alIegna that hia bond To i een tho Dcac'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-09

Three boys were fined each $50 for
playing base ball on Sunday in the Elysian
Fields, Hoboken. At Loug Branch, in the same
State, gambling houses kept open on Sun.
days, and from o'clock in the evening until the
small hours Of the morning faro, roulette,
aud rouge 81 nosr in full blast. The New
Jersey police have not yet ntcrfeIed with these
establishments. If the boys Mt lloboken had
been playing poker instead. Ct batting ball, they
might have escaped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-09
The Friend You Meet on coney Iaiand Beach.

A young man, clerk in dowu-town store, who
had { 70 Lo had collected for his employers after
closing store Saturday, visited Concy Island on
Sunday. lie was approached b2 tho capper Of i
monte player, ard aGler a social drink or two with
his new made friend. they strol lied up the be ach,
stopping to SEQ the games. The cappcr who pre-.
tended to he also a clerk, be-, and OF coursc won
Tho genuine clerk Was then persuaded TO net lie
lost ~ lis own money and 10 recover IT rished M
eWVloj ers, Which he lost likewise. Not yet salts
hno carbuGcle ring, and these also he lost oi
cour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-09
Woman Hanged ia a Police Cen.

Catharne Morrison, aged 40, was arrested for
intoNcaion at 1910 yesterday afternoon. Twenty
minutes aiterward she was seen in her cell, in the
Franklin street police station, in good health, and
nileen minutes later she was seen by Sergt. RYAN.
AZ EOo hhe WAS found hanging bY her AKRON IN NE
cell. Tho body was war when cut down, but DR..
smith, OF The rombs, In vain tried 10 resuscitate
Ler Slp w dean
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-09
Barbara Rund's divorce.

Samuel Rund 10 years Of age, WAS committed
by Justice Voorhies, of Wiiliamsburgn, yesterday
to answer charge OF perjury, his stepmotlcr, Bar
baro Rund, and Vim. Lee being the compliments.
The ehnrso IL based on testimony given before
referee BY the boy In divorce suit instituted BY his
iathcr against his stcpmCtler,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-09

On Sunday, October 90, tscq, Thomas Jackson, an
olcor Of tie Court OF General totsious, engaged in
quarrel about ToiiuCs, in the liquor store, Wash
in.ton street, Wiu Archibald Douglas, . noted First
Warccr ana anti. IummIuy man. After cxch1nging
few woios, clson crew listol md sent bu let
kcCtlin- through the brain OF Douglas,
Tie HeicM nigh, have added that Tammany
packed coIon,r's jury, aud that jury released tie
murderer. Tho urc-s exrosei tho trick, and tie
Indignation OF the people became so great that Tam
many ordered tie Gurdorcr rearcstcd Woe DC TO
Ja,kt,n, II lis political friends refuse TO 10 o'IIas
dirty work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-09
Wiiiiam,buraI,,s Lnst Murder.

Coroner Whitehill concluded the nque st yes
terday in tho Of Andrew Murphy, OF l67 North
Eighth street, VINO murdered on Friday night.
Tho Jury rendered verdict Of guilty against 1hos.
ns aTpI ana e "a VA. So@sd T1s s
trouble arose because Thomas Murphy hni Kicked
dog belonging 10 deceased man Va the yard their
house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-09

Mgr. PERSY, q French missionary in China,
has just completed that tremendous piece of
labor, a French Chinese dictionary. The 10000
characters, more or less complicated, Of which
the Chinese language consists, had to be cast in
moulds, all of which he made himself besides
composing the whole text Of the work. 1t was
all done in small cloister al the College Of the
Foreign Missions in Pekin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-09
What Happens when IA Mau Murders an
Opponent OF TnmniHny.

FfoNt he Tnpfoeed 71Wc5 " TtsleFd0V,
The length of time which Is now suffered TO
ELM between the commission ot a crime and the
trial OF the accused is another great evil In our
Ircsent system of administering justice. The man
jackson, Tor instance, WHO shot DOUGLAS last Fan
mas rot 4ei Letn ulel. lie WI nave escaped
tirougl the lormay OF a trial. Is this the way TO
make the law feared
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-09

1t is to be hoped that the Wind cation OF
the law 10 tho execution Of joins Real may
serve as a warning TO the sneak news thicfJouS
Russell YousG, and all the other sneak thieves
in the city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-09

The Khcdive has paid $2o,0CO to the
Ottoman Bank on account OF The Egyptian sub
scripton for the Sufferers from the late fire a.
Pera. Tie Viccroy eclipscs the Sultan in mum
Gcoucc. TO be sure, be steals the money from
the people, but tLen lie makes good investment
Of IT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-09

The Fest hcwsrnpcr ia the United States
IT0m Rec TrirHsrtie E0Npcr
II is no Enhancement o. other pr 70 say INV
the New YORK SuE g. the b'st nnHs0lDer In the
United ttJ'e', m" daily has now reached circd-
iaion oi over 100000, ami the weekly WIN soon
reach 10000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-09

FREDERICK NATHAN IN riis FRONT PARLoR

Odd you see Washington Eathan9 Al saw Ia,
afiotwari In TAG rear IoOm al the sec I'D door.
Odd you see any blood on the clothes OF either
the Young m.n2 A.-No, sir; | do nj notice an
They both dressed At that tlne did Mt have the
night clothes on.
What time DID you reach the b ouse? A.-Abo'
10 mlnnLes cast O'clock.
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Al think not
Q-ls there evidence this man was OF more than or.
binary jtrUughp Al tlink not.
C.-DlO YOU 20 into tho Unck Toom2 Al went IA
with officer, who was In citizens dress and then saw
Washington Nathan standing ~ the rear taking IL was
ten or NltcCl minutes before went into the lck room
Oh Won notca how many doors there were lead
my out o. Mr, Aathans room Al did not.
Q.-Dd YOU see Mr., kAihlu's ciNthiIg2 Al saw
the clothes lying chair close bed on the ea
SIDE oiu were one o. Two spots OF blood tha SURF
bosom don't remember secing the commode ; dld
MOI see Mt Nahane gpeutncleB tho safe wB oprn but
did not notice blood on the papers,
THE DoG.
The witness was here shown the dog lie
Identified II az Che instrument when he saw on the
morning Of the murder. The snOrp eise Is only
three quarters of an inch across, hut DR.. Janyrin
airned Lis assertion that 1t could make AN inch aud
| half wound.
Jnro..D9 you think thu any struggle took plaoc he
twcenMr, Nathan and his nun erer2 Al done THINK
there had been any struggle whatever | think AR
Nathan was
STUNNED At ONCE.
Ib.lioyethe marks on the door and Daper made
by hr. Nathan "a auonpun1 to get ups probably
| by hs fractured hma. lilo might have boon 81
completely paraS sel BY tho nFst IlOw TO prevent
b Crying out or raising any alarm; Uut ho might la We
pnuly aud cohvuhiValy tried ~ ErJpe has way hik
| Assistant Diso1et attorney. Fensws Was the gas
oarnng whea ksa snssedabe roO~a, and u 70, where
The New York herald., 1870-06-01
ton di.tric. Of the Eirb,,e.th ward M, piu. t6o8

non % district OF the Eighteenth ward was nine t6o
SAND eight hundred and seventy light ...,
Or which George Y. whitson received two
thousand nine hundred and hfty.th 20
VI nhe WHEN Jonn ray received two thousand nine -
or which Hugh Mccullough received one thoi,.. S'''
sand two hundred aud hfty-fve ....s" o,
OF which Samuel Ray received one thonsana ''ss
two hundred ard bftyfo r.......... q,
or which James Gfayuar received sewn nnw. sIs
. dred and twenty Ave ,.......... Aun- q
o. which Hugh Mc1ofry received seven bnn' u
dred and twenty three ... -a" s
VI when there was bias eicvfn. ..........rS :;
anu VI wh'cn .rsls .rsls were scattering six. .......
The New York herald., 1870-06-01

That It appears ouch estimate and canvass that
The whole number of votes given for the Offices of In
spectors Of Election Of the Nineteenth Election dis
trict Of the Seventeenth ward was ten thousand
three hundred and forty eight ght.....,......,. TO-;
or which Denis i. Sullivan received three thou
sand eight hundred and nine ............. $500
OF which Edward Cavanagh received three
thousand eight hundred and eight .......... s,sos
OF which Francis Page received one thousand
three hundred and hfy-two. ................. 1852
OF which William Plgney received one thou
sand three hundred and ffty-one. ........... 1851
OF which there blank six ................. Ia
And of whicn there scattering twenty
The New York herald., 1870-06-01

That appears such estimate and canvass that
The whole number of votes given for the Offices of In
spectors Of Election OF the Twentieth Election dis:
three hundred and forty-f our....................
sand eght hundred and nine. ...:,.......... $500
OF which William Fleming received three thou
sand eight hundred ana two. ..;..,,.......... $500
OF which A. Stenmuller received one thou
sand three hundred and ffty.three.. ,........ 1853
or which Hermann SusSman received
thouIapd three hundred and hftytwo........ 1859
OF which there were blank six ...............
And Of which there were scattering twenty
The New York herald., 1870-06-01


That II appears on such estimate and canvass that
The whole number of votes given for the Offices Of n
spectors OF Election Of the Eighteenth Election dis
trict of the Sixteenth ward was nine thousand tive
hundred and forty.
or which James Daily received three thousand
two hundred and forty.o ty.one................. 3,2%l
three thousand two hundred aud ihrty.iour.. s,ssa
or which Adam Mcbride, Jr., received one
thousand five hundred and twenty -one...... 1881
or which John N Higgins received one thou.
sand Eve hundred and eleven ............... 1,bl1
OF which there were blank thirty one. ....... 81
And Of which there were scattering two...
The New York herald., 1870-06-01

That II appears on such estimate and canvass that
The whole number of votes given tor the offices o
Inspectors Of Election of the Fourth Election dis
trict of the Seventeen ward was ten thousand thre
hundred and nifty.
or which John N. Reynolds received three
thousand eight hundred and nine. ........... $50
or which Jacob W. Bingham received three
thousand eight hundred and seven ........... $50
OF which Thomas Oakley received one thou
sand three hundred and fifty three. 1,S5
or which Henry G. Patterson received ono
thousand three hundred and hfty-three. LBS
OF which there were blank six. ................
And Of which there were scattering twenty-five
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
AMEmC CANS LEAVING PAEs.

NAME OF AMERICANS ARRIVING In ENGLAND
DIsFICULrwS IN OBTAINING fERMISsION
OVERCOME BY MR.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LAaGE PARlY COMING.
LoNDoS, Tuesday, Scv. l. 1870.
The ,st party a. Americans left Paris s1 the 18th
October. and arm we'd in LONDON to-day. Among
them aIe VIM. Csabin and son, Mr.. Reed of lila
ny's wife and son. Commando Woodwork, George
Saunders, Cheyalier Wykof j. p. OSulhyan and
wife Mr. Kane of L Herbette, Kane q Co., tArls, Mr.,
Kramer of The NIocukee Gazette and Mrs Blckham,
in all from 80 to 40 Sther persone from the different
Legations also got Sut under the projections Of Mr.
washbutns pass. Tire second American parry left
Oh the 2Gth I'm leaviRz accidents occurred tO6So OF
the carriSges and one lady was hnrt None Cd the
seoond parry have aui ed here AMI their naineS are
not given.
After permission was obtained frcn the Prussfsns
for the dcpas1ure of Americans from Paris, Trosau
refused 10 allow them todeaye, on ths ground thai 1t
would denoralize the people of Paris Washburne
went at onse.to NJ. Favre aod decaredthat he wouie
suspend all dplom tic relations if further obstaclee
were thrown ia the way Of their departure. This
produced thu desired efeet and Americans were
allowed 10 leave.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

-. The Health Officer of Cincinnati reports 2i2
deaths duriug October
The Fair of the South Carolina Institute opened
Charleston yesterday.
-. Gov Chamberlain of Maine has appointed Nov.
"a as Thanksgiving Day for the State
The California and Oregon Railroad survey has
reached Yreka, and !, rapidly extending into Oregon
THE coinage of the Branch Mint of San Fran
cisco for 81 81 900 gold and $4,000 in silver
"A soldiers monument. on the design submitted
by Martin Mmoe % be erected n fasan HILL Boston Con nor
at an expense Of $500
The bids for the construction Of the Fredericks
be made a Alexandra within Ten days.
...."All Saints Day" was observed in New-0r-
leans YESTERDAY The vrou, cemeteries and around ths s we're dec
GRATED great many visitors being pre- cut
The entire capital sl,OOo,ocO, Of the First Ma
Ou, Gold B,nt fsne.co ha, been nsSn6ed probable
The Cincinnati Board of Trade yesterday
pledged OF $50 and 10 oethng an INJUNCTION to
completion the Se~Pon and Cincinnati ee at
constructing.
-. The Philadelphia Board Of Commissioner
charged With the erection q the ss Pse eah. ht, decided
lee vide around the structure.
"A vote in Hartford yesterday, to indicate the
Tr,so Of the tirsn. seoe,rning the e.o6 Of the Valley Rrs
in favor o. side By aoo4 to ss2
-. The Connecticut State Poultry Show opened
,sns., Hartford % ssl y,.y evening sS.' Jss' .,sss s
Msny poalry farmers present from other s,aes
-. The American Institute of Architects is to hold
u Waller D. veeP,ept Of TIE Ip.,us rt'den' ofas
Philadelphia Chapter will deliver The ANIMAL address
-. A Convention Of Free Religious Aseociatiomns m
made By frOthnsh.p and M re-ns TOO" A'
Association will d,eass questions slA have been PpA
Fourteen suits have been brought "a IN a h ,so
eleven for t7,Goo ..eh-srr,t S. Louis % ss,s b,
HAST k.ro.d oo@p.sy 'pr ds..gss c' On. process E.. 81
Lou, depot mr. s. o. %. ~ he r,asi.asr
,bEysJ ~, b~
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES

MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.
Alexandra Dumas is recovering from his
Illness. 81,
.. Marshal Valiant has been expelled from
France.
..Admiral Bonft-W Willaunez has resigned,
and is succeeded by Admiral Pentiyal.
1T is said that written acceptance of
the Spanish crown received In Madrid, from the
Duke of Aosta, yesterday.
1.-The report that an attempt had been
made by Francstreurs to kill the King OF Prussia 10
eontradicted. Gen. Won Room Is not wounded
Considerable excitement has been Occa-
stoned in Florence by the OF IL persons by
brgands Marsico Nuovo city In the province Of
Naples. "
Father Benson, Superintendent Of the
Oxford Monastery about to sail with 30 OF his brethren
To found q monastery in America They will land at
Boston. !.
....Adyices from Bahia, South America, of
Oct 10 state that the French gunboat Curieux had cap
tured the German barks Niemann and Alma, and made
prisoners Of their crews.
....On Friday last there was an exciting
scene the Spanish Cortes occasioned by motion OF
the Republicans pone vote on the question OF the
throne until after the elections. IL is thought that
timely adjournment Of the sitting alone saved the men,
bers from personal collision.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
ARMISTICE NEGOTIATIONS.
THEIRS PASSES THROUGH YERSAILLES-PRCsS1AN
PROPOSALS REFUSED IN PARIS

THEIRS PASSES THROUGH ERSAILLES-PfGss1AN
PROPOSALS REFUSED IN PARIS.
LONDON, Tuesday. Nov. l. 1870
The Times this morning has telegram from Yer
sailles announcing that NJ. Theirs passed through
that place on Sunday, on his way to Paris. He Was
10 return to-day Tuesday)
The English dispatch recommending the holding
OF the elections for members of the Constituent
Assembly Immediately has reached the Prussian
headquarters.
The Prussian authorities had already sent a similar
suggestion to Paris. The proposition of the Prls-
slams for an armistce of fortyeght hours in order
to facilitate the elections. instantly rejected by
the Paris Government
1t is said that the advice Of influential Americans
hastened the French negotiation. M. Gambetta left
Paris expressly to prevent the elections.
The interview between Count Chambord and the
Count de Paris is to take place at COppes.