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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

tsy- The Sherman Courier don't like 10
SEQ the Court House Of the IhriIiRs county
Of GraysOn 'prOrped up with skinned logs,
aud calls loudly for new building. And
right here, we Want to say that NO don't
like TO see the iumble.dOWn condition Of
the Dallas Court House, and shall no! rest
satisfied until our County Court goes 10
work aud builds a spacious, substantial
and handsome elihee for our Seat Of Jus.
iiee. Our Police Court have been talking
Court House and Bridge during the preseht
week hut We don't know what they have
determined to do yet.
The sherman editor goes In for a $4,000
Court House but We will be satisfied with q
1000, or S25, 900 building. -
p. S.-Sinee writing the above our Pc-
lice Court have passed an order 10 build a
new Court House,-plans aud speeihea-
lions Of which will be completed in few
days, when proposals for the building will
be advertised for in several papers in the
State. The details, OF course, we cannot
give, but the general plan is, for two
story building TO be erected on the public
square, 100 feet long, from East TO west,
by 60 feet wide, with porticOs 80 feet long
on the North and South sides; building to
be of brick, with stone foundation and
copings for doors and windows, and to
have cupola on top. The upper floor is
to be for the Court Room, with two clerks
offices and two Jury Rooms, the lower floor
to be divided unto public Hall and four
Offices. The building will be about 50 feet
from the ground to the top of wall and
when finished will be handsome addition
to our already beautiful Square. 1t is
contemplated to receive proposals up to the
last day of November, and the building to
be erected during the coming Spring and
Summer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

RlLL0u's MosIHlE MAoAIiSs EoA o.
TosFR.-Ths appearance Of balisu : Mage
sine for october Tsnihds Us that the s'en'
iags are growing longer sai ,ssI the Pee
pie will read 10 occupy their leisure hsurs-
Nov such mssaIihs as hslloas is Just
VIA, is WAITED a. the hTssits, IL sen'
iains % many good stories, 50 RasA poe
Try Of real merit, aud ss Isny sngFa'lns'
Of Interest, and all for u cents siAsls cop
les, sl.5o per year, tina, ws do not wonder
at its circulation beihg The largest Of ahy
magazine in the country. Il deserves H.
for il is shIsrPTlsins and full Of life It'll
for sale Al all periodical stores in the sous'
try. Thbnes 4 Talbot 90 congrsss St
Boston, arc the publishers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

ey@ It will be remembered that Hon.
John C. Conner, in bis Speech in THE city,
on the Oath Of August, remarked that some
acts of the late Legislature would deter
immigration to the State OF Texas. We
had, day or two since, confirmation Of
this statement, from Mr.. William Myers
Of this county, who informs us that not
long since, he met gentleman from Mis-
souri, who stated to him that he started
from that State to Texas, with 10 other
men, and that all but him turned back, at
Arkansas river, on hearing Of the infamous
Militia Law passed by our last Legislature
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

"CoRREsroSDEScE." Having given place
in the columns of the HERALD TO ooinmu-
nication from Hon. J. X. p. Record, two
weeks ago, we to-day publish reply from
II. II. Sneed, Esq, acknowledging his
right to make such reply through the same
medium. We desire to say, however, that
as the subj ect matter of the correspond
ence" is purely personal, we must decline
any further communications on the sub
icct, in any other form than as paid ad-
verlisements, even if they are admitted in
that form, of which VIC must be the Judge.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01
Eirht ,sith tlle Indians.

FROM the Wcntherf0rd Times, sept ifth. :.
We are informed that onslast SatuEday
morning, party of fifteen Indians were
seen in The neighborhoOd ofMrs. Fondren =.
The same party was subsequently, discov-
cred in the vicinity Of L. Horizons, on Dry
Creek. about twelve miles west OF Wealth
erfo,d. They were FIRST seen in about SIX
tv Yards of the house of Mr.. Horton There
were four. or 1--WE white men at Mr.. Hor-
tons. They openedfre, which was return
"a nv the Indians. A few shots were ex-
charged when beIndIans ran. II is thought
one Indian was killed. The horse suppos-
Cd 70 have been ridden by the Indian, was
aferwtrI captured and found TO be voun-
ded in the shoulder. The horse was other
Wise covered with blood. The Indians we're
6a,sued hv seven men and overtaken in
ioyineis Valley, 10 Palo Pinto county,
where they made stand. As there were
only Eve men present. il was considered
ipexpedient to make the attack, aud 50 the
While forces retired in good order.
reported that Maj. Mcclellan hsd'hsa
xsbt With the Indians on West Fork
mi ,br report needs coDfrnations and We
give il a. only probably true we ieei
vr,stv confident, however. that NebsilAn
viii DO something
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

pT- Attention is called to the card Of
our townsman, t. G. 7. Kendall, Attorney
aud Counselor at Law, which has been
among our advertisements several weeks.
Dir. Kendall, has been here since the close
of the war, is we'll known to our commune
iy generally, and'knowing him as we'll as
we have, for six OF. seven years, we don't
hesitate to recommend him favorably TO
these who need his services.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

The HERALD winces at being called an
enemy of the Government, and says it
represents the people. Well, it is the enc
my of the people, tor it prevents peace,
population and capital from coming to
Texas.--[ Houston Union.
According to the above, the Union, IL. Q.
Parson C. C. Gillespie,) admits that we
represent the people, hut seems to believe
that Journal representing the people
is inimical to them. W i'll the good Parson
please prone the serious charges he has
made against the HERALD? We deny them
in toto and unus de unus.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

Burglars have been doing P" Dallas
severely-robbed six houses in one night.
That's because you oppose the State police.
Houston Union.
Do you mean to say that the Police you
have mentioned have robbed our citizens
because we opposed thema We are not
certain that the burglars are not members
of the Police of His Imperial Majesty Ed
mund the First, for they evidently left here
going in the direction Of Austini doing
Waxahachie on the way.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

-. pGs" The contractor on the mail route
from this place to GAINESVILLE, via Denton,
we are Informed, hns totally abandoned
his route, or, at least, the mail has not
been carried for several weeks in success
sion. Such is the United States mail SER
vice in this port of Texas, and has been
ever since the war. Does the mail agent
for Texas receive pay for his services
and if so, what docs be do in return for
his pay?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

A SEpERIoR SCHooL.-We have informa-
ton from many distinguished and reliable
sources that the School at Norwood, Nelson
county, Virginia, has few if any equals
and no superior as an institution of learn
ing in the land, and is an honor not only
to the Old Dominion, the mother of Prcsi-
dents, but to the Union at large. Persons
in Texas intending TO send children abroad
to educate them, could not do better than
to patronize this thoroughly competent and
eminently successful High School. For
terms of tuition and other particulars, see
advertisementin another column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

E3T We feel that much credit is due to
the officers of the Dallas County Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Association, for their
energy and attention during the Fair of
last week. We have heard many encomi-
ums bestowed upon them among the num-
Der, the. energetic President WIN. B. Mil
Ter, ESQ.,, the accomplished and Industrious
Secretary, Ed. G. Bower, Esq, Messrs. Geo.
NJ. Swink and Ben. Jones, Directors, Mr..
Jno. II. Daniel, the gate keeper, and sew
crnl others.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01
FOR CONGRESS.
Hon. JOHN G. CONNER,
or GRAYS0N.

%. by is catalogue, We learn 's'i
Kentucky University, Lexington has SIX
teen snleHls from Texas, Its one Of the
very best Institutions VI learning on The
Continent. Adlrss J. u. Bowman, Re
gent
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

gD- Our friend, Charlie Babcock, of the
South Pacific (Mo.) Railroad, was in Sher-
man few days ago, on tour through the
Northern tier of (Texas,) represen ting his
road. We would like to see and interview
him about the future great city of the
continent ST..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

BDDr. s. NJ. Welcb, President of the
Galveston Medical Society in q communi.
cation to the Mayor, dated September oath
says the health of that city is quite good
there being but few cases of serious sick.
ness of any kind, and not an indication OIL
case of yellow fever yet to be Observed
He adds that there Is nothing in the then
present condition of the city to deter I'M
acclimated persons from coming to or re-
naming in Galveston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01
DALLAS RACES,
ON THE COURSE OF THE
DALLAS JOCKEY CLUB.
ON THURSDAY, DEC. %, 1870,
AND TWO FOLLOWING DAYS.

Thursday. December 22d, there will
be a SWEEPSTAKES RACE for Saddle
Horses. A dash of one mile. Entrance
Fifty Dollars, half forfeit.
On Friday. December 23d, there will
be a SWEEPSTAKES RACE, mile heats,
best two in three. Free for all ages
Entrance, One Hundred Dollars, half
forfeit, with Three Hundred Dollars
(GoLD) added.
The Rules and Regulations Of the Dallas
Jockey Club will be strictly observed in
the above Races.
On Saturday, December 24th, there
will be SWEEPSTAKES RACE for
two-year-olds. Mile heats, best two in
three. Entrance, Fifty Dollars, half
forfeit.
Three or more Horses to enter to make
the Race.
Entries for the above Races will be re-
ceived until the 20th day of this month,
(inclusive), by applying to
as JAMES L. BARKLEY,
Dallas, Texas.
Oct 1S70-3tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

BE- An Austin telegram dated the Dist,
says: 1.-The Hill county Jail was attacked
by the West and .,tchison party; fight
ensued with the guard, in which two were
killed or wounded. Nagle, of the State
Police, was wounded severely. Rein force
ments of police are en- route to Hill coun-
ty from all Sides
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

ffafsrft aatsf ~ f|ftfrIs fsi'ff
az n ntfHaf 80 hiftf -
Ffrsff n nt'ltf o. fsnfsaT SO -
tf.ftsf in-isr. No. fstssrs. - fisis
Aauia o. itt rafrsss q ffastisf figa
be- sitit ffnfifIF ~ fasiaf q tht IL
rtnitl CO.. nj. n lssst.a.
Ia Hia fftfihisn so. ~
Csi Hss.il srl 49, Mt lshasau 90
iurusi is Dallas - IiuH iay hsi. No
ihsus CO Rsssri o. fail a. q assists
Tspsss
CO.. EsssFi breughi siih Aiu he ~
naiss u CsL JsAHssn, sHi gill pTeossi
this moFnins 10 lshnssh' sia'isu' SeeFs
ihs Tsmsias oil h hnally iHlfTrel In ii'
faIaily ssasisIy,
Col. Record also bFsughi With him he
remains u his little dassA'sf AAsAil
ViESSA, shs died in Nsss, in isoa, aha
was isnporATily buTisl there, iAsy ss's
rs-inlsrFsl yesterday Af'sFneaa 10 The Ma
sonis CsnsisFy in th,s place,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

BGS~Yellow fever, of q most violent
character, has broken out at Barcelona,
Spain, taken there by vessel from Cuba.
In New Orleans the disease continues to
increase and spread. The deaths on the
10Th were 8; on the Goth 13; on the 2lst o..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

ntay" Sunday School Books, Bibles, Hymn
Books, sc. All the publications of The
American Sunday School Union kept CON
stanlly on hand by ". II. WATKINS,
I6l:tfl Waco, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

BsaS- Dental Material, Gold Amaleams
Teeth Plaster, 49,, also tools for sale by
". II. WATKINS,
r5nn Waco, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

A Coon HoUsE.-The Dry Goods and
Grocery House Of J. W. Smith a Co. on
Main street is attracting, as it deserves to
do the attention and patronage Of buyers.
The stock on hand is not only large, but,
really, Of the best and most servioehbls
quslity. The ladies' department is fun Of
gods that TO be bought need only TO be
seen aud the boots, shoes and hats, 10 say
puthinr % ne ready-msde clothinf FOR
renfIsmen. are The very fnests ard most
durstl. The f-n # J. y 6tittf ". y.
Pax. rrf not les 80 al fbs attacses n-t
80 rf.bl. r-s polite Cal and So
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01
they Come!

a large sosk Of Furniture Of all kinds
and qualities. Also, 4 large LOT Of the
celebrate CnpltOla Stoves, just received
aud for sale by. CLARK 4 BRYAN.
iulya,i9,tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

t9r Our Representative Hon Jno' W.
Lane, In here on Tues lay las, hr Aus'in'
lie will rsIurh in week or iva With his
family,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

10 A vvfy destructive hsilst0rHs &c
eoup.nisd By hard rain, fsil Al shrsVe-
rors % ~. 18Th, stripping the ootion
...,s. II ss-.resr hoIls snd bs.ting o.
n, o.-n oosiou N several pianisisps
aIsnr R.d River
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

sGs~ Col. J. x. Kelley, democrat was
elected U. S. Senator from California, on
the Goth inst, to succeed Williams, Radi-
CAL whose term expires on the 4th of March
next
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

D@- The Hon. John c. Conner, having
concluded his tour of speaking, having
canvassed twelve coun ties, was in Sherman
on the 22nd Sept. He found tho people
united in his favor, and his reception at
each place was like an ovation. He has
the good wishes of the people everywhere
throughout the District as every good pub
lie servant should have. He is no summer
soldier, but will follow the wolf Of Radical
ism to Its very den, and like the old Roman
soldier,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

ssy" Cartridges of all descriptions, for
Spencer and Henry Rifles, Pistols, &c, for
sale by W. Ii. WATKINS,
[5lafl Waco, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

EsS" In the catalogueo oil Norwood School,
Nelson county, Va, we find the NAMES Of
Harrison NJ. Whitaker, VIM. L. Whitaker,
of jefferson, and Bernard j. Richardson,
of GALVESTON, Tehaa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

Das- Last Monday, Sept. 10Th, the jew.
ish New Years Day, was observed as
holiday by the jewish population Of Gal
yeston
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

GaLD elesel Ia New YORK ON the 9th AZ
ilsg In New orleans, IL! In Galveston,
ll2l.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

rdy' Deaths from yellow lever, in New
Orleans on the 22d, .; on the 2Sd, 10.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

Young man DO yon believe in q
fsturc : nte9" ''In course l duz; and
what's more, ! means % enter q As
>ovn ~ Betsy gets Der things
readf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01
Norwood School, Virginia,
,,Hp NEXT REGULAR SESSION OF
| L his School opens r-
OCTOBER 1, 1870,

And closes june 3Oth, ISL.
CORPS OF Instructors.
~ n Csrrrt, university Of Vail Principal
w AtLER HALLIDAY, (Uhivcrsity Of Na.'l instructor
II Nv MSspn University Of VAL Instructor in
Ancient Languages. ". y,,ffrc.
J,y,s A. SEXTON, JRs university o. val fnsFuo
~ in Modern Languages and English.
WILLIAM H. TisHER, Assistant ins'ru0'oi =" A"
euages and Engligh.
W. n AKERs, instructor in Book Keeping
EACH SESSION INCLUDES Two Terms.
p,,n,,, are received at any time. The chsrge for
,uitiap and board, inclrdius washing, fuel ana ~.
.andsnce Is sI65 per term, pay able IN advance an
sxtru charge Of SO per term Il MADE ist Do"A-
Keeping. ,s-o
w.,.l. rle.sure in Recommending NORWOOD
ect,soI n, the ropfdeuce u the public. The Prin-
tip.l. Mr. WIN d. CABELL, V Eenthnan o. enet-
- ofrr..t moral worth, and Of ripe scholnrships
finder his iudicious mansgemsnf the eohooh - IN
~ thorough training fof boys, has achIeveo N un
,-,nted hut vrIl-msrited success. Mr.. Csbell a.
,ist.s Nv , corps Of Instructors, most OF whom ar
Alumni 81 this University. Thsy are grutensn ~
hish Character Of thorough scholarship. ana ear,
,estlv devoted 10 the WORK ofteaehing htsns 70
the afportuhity Of testing TIE ens .rss,sa -,
b.sit.,e 10 recommend II ss HIGH sCHOOb Of me
hr't rank wiLIisN I. FETERs.
-. ftABELb. -
s-aalas gro FRED-K. HDLnESs
r0HN 3 sISOR
+. 81 eILDEEsLEEvks
IN SMITH
= srHTIE DEfTrE,
lr cHAs 5 TENABLE,
Is DAVIS
.-..-...,s su-th.r Ipfsrunfisn, nrrly 4
WILLIAM D. CABblhl
Vr--.ca. Nsiscn County firsinia-
p-Uf.rlsr - lE79-tluo-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

School BooKs.-A full supply Of all
kinds, just received at the Book Store,
Waco, Texas. [5l;tf]
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

A few days si1et the cslehraied
3. Dnsr horse. Dexter. troiied haii .
u'ls IN ls,st b. a road ragpn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

nd- The pOpula ton of BastrOp county
Is 1929; an increase 6, 2s3 since 1850.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

Say Buy your books from Haynes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

sfS- Buy your goods FROM Haynes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

--ttear success
Fen from the spear-ptoof crest
OF rugged danger"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

EFsrT litile frog . great > b
o-rnbsg.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01
NEW SCtIooND
MRS. poY NJ SCOTT

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w lAnfEs ia its les unitf ~
nfhAth ufflcE unsatins sa MON
nAN nCTOEkh "a islo sai ssaiiauisE
nias nanihs
Ihs Ciurss u siaiy sili subrsss al ~
usnal Eaghsh hraafhts lsiia, ffsnFs,
Msilsaaiiss ssi bast ksspisg.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

Every fox praises his own tail.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01
DALLAS
MALE AND FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL,
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS.

WE arc haPpy TO announce TO the people 81
w Dallas aud Vicinity, that, having rented the
building formerly occupied by JonN HANNA, An,
No will one N the Exsteisss Of this litutnn on
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-13

TUESDAY,, Sept IL.
Gold closed In New York, yesterday,
atlls56.
Cholera is increasing In Havana.
A drouth prevails in Salt Lake Valley,
and fires are numerous.
The steanle TripoII, from Liverpool, has
arrived at Boston.
Hon. W. H. Miller, ex-member of Con-
gres5, died at Harrisburg, Penn, yesterday.
wendell Phillips sccepts the nomina-
Sion of the laborir men OF Massachuset's
for Governor
The Maine Legislature this year Will
contain one or two more Democrats than
last year, but not sufficient 10 be noticed
The anniversary OF the battle of North
Point was appropriately celebrated at Bal
ttmoIe, yesterday.
The Ohio State Fair is being he'd at
cess.
A notorious negro, named Bully Jack,
was recently killed, in Noxubu County,
Miss.
John p. Durbin, Jr., son of DR.. Durbins
Secretary CT the Methodist Missionary So
eiety, oied at SaratOgaon Saturday night.
The Ft. Wayne & Muncie Railroad COM
mepced running regular through trains
from Fit. Wayne to Cincinnati yesterday.
A new gold mining district is reported to
have been discovered I'm Wyoming Terri
tory, near the head waters OF Green River.
General Judson Fitzpatrick arrived at
New York, by the Arizona. yesterday
The steamer also brought s69, sos in specie
from California.
It was reported on the stTeeig, in New
York, yesterday, that Francis skinner q
20. will pay hfty cents on the dollar o.
their Liabilities.
Miss Lena BoTk aEoo, lately admitted tc
the bar. in st. Louis, and who died in thai
city, on SATURDAY., VIII be taken TO Brook
lyn for interment.
The steamer Periere, from New York
has arrived at Brest, and the sweden
fro m Quebec, has arrived at London
derry.
A IRE, destroying s25 900 worth OF prop
erty, occurred in POmeTOy, Ohio, on Sat
urday night. All the wosk of an incen-
diary.
DR.. s. B. Davis. q vel known citizen,
was drowned In Bluff Greek, Mss, few
days ago, while attempting TO swim acrcSs
II.
News from santa Fe states that the Utes
dissatisfied with the disposition OF The
Maxwell grant, threaten 70 drive the oc.
capants out.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-13
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, September 12.-The off,
cial report of the capitulation of Sedan
states the total amount of prisoners
taken are $4,000. The crowd Of
wounded seen, has been reduced since
the reopening of the railways, and
all the dead 10 the fields around the
city are buried.
The following dispatch from the
King TO the Queen, has been received,
dated 10 o'clock Sunday night:
The citadel of Laon, exploded after
the surrender, just as tha Prussians
were preparing to enter. Three hun
dred and fifty we're killed including
25O Mobile Guards. many of whom
were shockingly mutilated. William
of MechleHburg, was wounded; there
must have been treason.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-13
INDIANA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1870.

enemies advance, have le1 to more
activity on the bourse, and there was
considerable buying on speculative
accounts.
Especial to the Tribune
PARIS, September 12-10 A. NJ
At l 30 o'clock this morning a heavy
skirmish took place between the
Eighth Squad dron Of French Dragons,
which garrisoned Chateau Thierry,
and the Prussisn advance guard,
which was repulsed.
More Pru5sians are to be sent be-
fore Strasbourg.
The Prussians found In the Empe-
ror's desk detailed statement of the
Prussiau forces. numbering 100000
men. ], 600 cannon and 10000 horses.
The GdHlOis reports that England,
in the name of the neutral powers,
asks of the King of Prussia ten day :
armistice. No reply has been receig-
ed, but there are fair prospects OF as
sent.
A special correspondent of the 1ri-
61ae. at Rheims, of the 9Th, says that
the Kings headquarters were estab-
llshed here yesterday, and are to re-
main till the Oh. to give all the troops
time to concentrate. including what
can be spared from Metz. Seven
North German corps, besides two Ba
varian and the Wurtemburg corps,
are on the road unnindered.
According to official report. six full
cavalry divisions, and also the main
force. are expected to reach Paris on
the 13 b or 18th. When the reRi-
ments, now coming forward, arrive,
the reserves will also join their regi
ments. The German army will Ger
tainly reach, and probably exceed,
100000.
The inhabitants everywhere re-
proach the Emperor, but do not fa-
vor a Republic.
MARsEILLEs, Sept. 12.-Esquires.
hearing that two Corssirs had passed
through the streets of Gibraltar, has
ordered armed preparation to be made
here to repel any attack.
Twenty thousand volunteers left
yesterday for Paris.
The Municipal Council have unaui-
mously declared that municipal cor
poratiOns must participate IN the ma
tional defense.
PRAGUE. Sept. ia Berlin tele
gram to Palitique of this city. says
that a great sensation was created by
a dispatch of the American Govern
meBt, TO its envoy at the Prussi4n
capital, expressing a hope that there
will be a cessation of the war, in view
of the fact that its aim, the dethrone-
ment of Napoleon, would have been
sooner. had the minis
ter communicated the dispatch to
Won Thiels and Gutenberg, than it
was sent to King William by special
eourier.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-13
BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS. September II, 4 PM
Italy, Austria and Russia are agreed
10 principle. and have authorized
Russia to ask Prussia for an armis-
tice. A dispatch to that effect was
sent by telegraph to Berlin. No
answer has yet been received.
Lord Lyons, who heretofore acted
as intermediary between France and
Prussia, has regigned the task in fa-
vor of Olzaga. the Spanish Minister.
BRUssELs. Sept. II The Empress
Eugene, while on her way to England,
remained concealed three days in the
environs of this city.
A convoy of French wounded have
arrived here.