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Helena weekly herald., 1870-10-27
BELGIUM.

Brussels. Oct 22-General Sheridan IL
here.
The report that Marshal Mcmahon had
arrived here is untrue.
A delegate FROM Paris to Tours, who land.
ed near this town in balloon, gives the
following particulars Of the recent battles
around Paris: 1.-The Prussians in a very
large force. on the evening Of the 18th attack
ed the redOubt Of Haute BOhaines, near Issy,
and were repulsed with heavy loss. They
renewed the attack next morning. but after
three hours struggle were again repulsed
with red0ubled loss. Dubost says that in all
the recent conflicts around Paris the French
have had the best Of it. The activity Of the
citizens was prodigous. Paris was making
twenty-five mitrailleurs per week. two mills
lions Of cartridges daily, and cannon and
munitions in proportion"
The Belgian Moniteur officially denies that
the government has received any note from
Prussia complaining ot the tone of the Bel
dlali;y Of relations between the two coun-
tries.
Brussels. Oct. 24.-The Independent Beige
has the following special dispatch from Lon>
don: After the Cabinet Council held on Fri-
day evening, Granville telegraphed to the
British Ministers at Tours Berlin. St. Peters,
burg, Vienna and Florence, with view to
bringing about an armistice between Prussia
and France until the election and opening Of
the Constitutional Assembly. The answers
received from the ambassadors indicated an
early suspension of hostilities
1t IL reported that the Emperor and Em-
press have agreed with the King and Bis
marck upon q project OF peace, which, i'm
clades the dismant!ing OF all the tortresses
in eastern France. and indemnity by France
to Germany OF six thousand millions of francs,
in cattle horses. grain. WINE etc. but no cession
OF territory is to be made, unless the people
Of Alsace, upon u plcbiscise. should Vote for
annexation to Germany; Bazaine to leave
Metz, and proclaim tho Prince Imperial Em>
peror. with the Empress as Regent. 1t is
added that its solution depends on the ac-
septance by King William Of the conditionss
reduced into the proposed arrangement by
the great powers that the cession OF Alsace
must br determined Ly the people. The grea9
powers insiss on .hie. and it is even rumored
that if Germany objects to 1t, they will In
tervene with force to compel Prussia to with
draw her arms from France
Helena weekly herald., 1870-10-27
IRELAND.

Londonderry, Oct. 22.-Careful examina-
tion Of the coasts and waters for miles around
the scene Of the Cambria disaster. by river
steamers, fails to discover any traces Of miss.
iug boats from the Cambria.
London, Oct. 22.-Late ON Wednesday
evening, word reached Londonderry. that the
Cambria, Of the Anchor Line. had been
wrecked off the coast Of Donegal. The in
formation was brought to that city by the
only survivor. John Mcfarland. ! steerage
passenger. The intelligence was ut frat disc
believed, but was since confirmed by the fol-
lowing summary from McGartland's narra-
tive, which has just gotten through from
Londonderry:
The passage through from New York
was generally fortunate, Notwithstanding
unpleasant weather prevailed most of the
time, until the night Of Wednesday, October
18th. between ten and eleven o'clock. The
Cambria was then under SAIL steaming rap-
idly. when suddenly, while all was appar.
emily going well. she struck on Mistralne
Island, ten miles west of Donegal and 80
miles west of Londonderry. The vessel in
stantlv began to fill through large holes
stove in the bottom. and the fires were soon
extinguished. 1t became evident that the
steamer was hopel-ssly lost. Efforts were
made to save the lives OF the passengers,
who were lnaseed upon deck. Four boats
crowded with passengers We're launched and
put oft from the sinking steamer. McGart>
land entered one Of these, and lie saw no
more ships or other boats. He thinks there
is no doubt but all the boats swamped and
he is the only survivor Almost instantly
upon getting into the boat 1t capsized and he
lost consciousness Upon revivinS he found
himeelt in the sea but grasping the gunwale
Of the boat. which had righted lie succeeded
in getting in the boat second time and
found the dead body ot lady dressed in
black silk. Mcfarland was tossed about
many hours when he was picked up by the
Enterprise, Captain Gillispie, who crulsed
about the scene Of the disaster for a long
time IN hope Of saving lives and property.
Mcfarland says that almost at the very
time OF the disaster the passengers aud crew
were congratulatDg themselves on the TEN.
pestuous voyage being nearly finished and
rejoicing in fact that in one short hour they
would BE- landed at Moville. There were
certainly one hundred and eighty souls on
board. perhaps more"
LATER. ..e@
Londonderry Oct. 21-Midnight-Vessols
just returned from the scene of the Cams
bria disaster, in the north channel, report
that they discovered only lot OF broken
spars and u few barrels OF flour, which form-
ed part of her cargo Nothing il yet heard
Of the three small boats which put otf from
the Cambria when Sue struck. Hopes for
their sstety has not been entirely abandoned.
Helena weekly herald., 1870-10-27
UNITED STA TIES.

Columbus. O., Oct. 22.-Ths official returns
from eighty-fivs counties. and the reportssl
figures Of the remaining three counties give
Sherwood, tho Republican candidate for
Secretary of State, 321, zoo; Husly, the Dem.
ocreitc candidate. 204 079; Odell (prohibition
2644); Sherwood's majority over Husly
1851 both IS 1885, The Republican loss In
lastabouls 10 1,412 The total vote Of the
State bsing only 430.6O0. having fallen od
36.770 since last year. Campbell, Demo
clat. has 6S majority over 6chenck in tho
Third District. Lominison. Democrat, has
8,000 majority In the Seventeenth Dlstsict.
New York, Oct. 22.-The Young Democ>
racy have nominated John Fox tor Congress
in the 4th district, and John Morrissey in tho
9th district.
Harrisburg, Oct. 22.-Yhsre il NO founda-
tion 70 the report that senator Cameron Las
been stricken with paralysis.
Washington, Oct. 29.-The President this
morning had long eoDfsIsnce with secfeta.
~ Boaswell and Commissaouer Delsno. the
result Of which 10 now definitely determined.
Delano will be appoined Hecrstary of the ln>
tsrior. With regard to the appointment Of the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue, It 10 state
cd by reliable authority. that no dicision has
yet been mada BY the President.
i Rome. Oct. 29.-rhe Pope formally sus>
pended the session OF the Ecumenical Coun.
ell ON tho ground that there has been sacsi.
ligious invasion OF the Territory Of tho
Church. which might prevent the freedom Of
action Of the Pope and Fathers. The jubilee
In honor Of the Council, howevet, % not
suspended. stte
Florence, Oct. as.-The health Of the Pops
10 still good. Il 10 said that neutral pow
On have coansslled him TO remain In Rome
Helena weekly herald., 1870-10-27
PRUSSIA.

Berlin. Oct. 22.-The Stats Anzeiger of
Yesterday. IN its account of the affairs before
Metz says: sickness in the army is due
to the quality Of the food. The disentery is
decreasing, and the typhoid will doubtless
60 with the present cool weather. The de-
give the same reason-hunger.'
Versailles. Oct 81, via Berlin, 22-At noon
to-dny eortic was made by the French from
1T. Mont Valerien. supported by forty field
guns. They were vctoriouely repulsed by a
detachment Of the 9th and 10th divisions of
infantry. and y regiment Of landwhsr. SUPP
ported toward th1 cloee OF the engagement
~ the 4th corps. The Prussians captured a
hundred prisoners aud two gune The Ger
man loss ia small The King witnessed the
battle from the Marty Viaduct. The peo,
pie of Versailles were greatly alarmed.
Versailles. Oct. 22.-Tfie Journal published
by the Germans here cou6tms the report that
General BeAier's visit to King William was
to treat for the surrender OF Metz.
Very severe measures are proclaimed
against the foreigners found in arms on the
French side.
The French are slelling Mendop.
The Siecle says that 100 chests Of arms
were received n Chorburg from England.
BERLIN, October 23.-The Cross Gazette,
in referring to tho rumor that Thiers pro.
poses to visit the King of Prussia at Yer.
sailles, expresses the opinion that his mis-.
sion will he fruitless.
n. Benmugscn has been summoned to
Versailles. l-
BERLIN, Octoh+r 24-.rho steamships
Westphalia and Cambria arrived at Ham
burg safely. The officers report that they
encountered no French vessels ON the voy-
age. The French feet. apparently, has been
withdrawn to Havrc and other French har.
b0rs.
Berlin, Oct. 25.-Baron Won Frisssen, MINI
lister Of the Federal Council, and the Saxon
Minister OF Finance, has been summoned
to versaillss
London Oct 25-A Tribune cable Gays:
We have authority tor stating that ths ne>
gotiations for peace shus far are proceeding
satisfactorily,
Granville proposed meeting betwesn
Theirs and Bismarck, and both assentNd.
Bismarck sent Theirs . safe conduct, but no
basis has yet been accepted or suggested.
Granville expresses himself satisfed with
the manner In which his overture has b.en
received on ell hands by other neutral pow.
ers. ~ we'll as by the belligerent, but to-day
% we'll % yesterday. he avoids expressing
any confidence In their success.
Nothing has been heard from Paris lately.
1t 10 reported that the Empress 10 partici-
pating In negotiations TOR peaee. and also the
Helena weekly herald., 1870-10-27

Emperor, but 1t is believed that nothing se-
rious is proceeding except from Granville's
initiative.
Stuttgardt, Oct. 25-deneral Suckow tele-
graphs to the government here on Sunday,
that the French made sortie across the
Maine. at Joinville. on Friday last, against
the Wurtemburg outrosts Seven French
battalions. with artillery, engaged our forces
from Joinville to Champaigoy, and were rs-
pulsed by the I'd rifle battalion. and part OF
the 7th Wurtemburgers. We lost two kill
ed and seven wounded.
Dermstadt. Oct 25.-Baron Dalwigke has
gone. with Herr Hoffman,, to attend the
Council of the Minietry.
Helena weekly herald., 1870-10-27

To Joseph Medill, Of the Chicago 1ri-
bune, more than to any other member ut his
party, is the State of Illinois indebted for
the excellcncc-nay, the pre.cminent supc.
riority of its new Constitution. On almost
every article and every paragraph of that
document are impressed the excellence of
his judgment. the force or his intellect, and
the soundness of bis common sense.
Helena weekly herald., 1870-10-27
CUBA.

New York, Oct. 24--We have received the
details Of the terrible storm which deeo.ate
Cuba last week. From enc to two thousand
people were killed or drowned. $4,000 head
of cattle lost and several vessels wrecked.
In Matanzas alone over four hundred houses
were destroyed. Among the loost horrible
features Of this calamity was the uprootiDg
and sweeping away Of = cemetery. and the
scattering Of the corpsee.
Helena weekly herald., 1870-10-27
RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, October pa battle
has occurred near Candafar. which is thought
to have settled the Afghan war in favor of
Yak0ob.
Legation, has left for Versailles with letters
from the Gar to the King of Prussia.
Helena weekly herald., 1870-10-27

MoNTANA-as all Of our suffering people
know-has had her full share Of political
fringe" To attempt to encircle an honest
man in one of these ''rings" 10 to try over
again Sydney Smiths proposition, to get
. square man into round hole.
Helena weekly herald., 1870-10-27

The official canvass in Wyoming foots mp
for Jones, (Rep) for Delegate, 207 majority.
This 10 not SO bad, considering the fact that
the Democracy Of Wyoming, last year, sent
Nicholds to Congress by 1900 majority.
Helena weekly herald., 1870-10-27

The official count in Colorado gives Chaf-
fee (fep.,) over Miller, Dem.) for State
Delegate to Congress, majority of 1892.
Helena weekly herald., 1870-10-27

BEGINNING with George d. Prentice, ten
Louisville journalists have died in the last
twelve months.
Helena weekly herald., 1870-10-27

TIE Chi cago Poss nominatcs Joseph Ne.
dill of the Tribune for Congress to succeed
Judd, who declines a denomination. The
Republican seconds the motion.
Helena weekly herald., 1870-10-27
The following were the reductions in du-
ties on imported food which were made at
the last session of Congress:

Total reduction on articles, $21, ,209, 100. .0l
This was so much added 10 the purchas-
Ing power of the workingman's wages and
the farmers wheat and wool,
Helena weekly herald., 1870-10-27

app0tntod w. 3. Todd Judg0pf the 6upreme
Court. Todd is the only D1mocrat on the
Bench.
Cincinnati, Oct. 24.-Ths delegates have
been striving for the Convestion which 10
called to consider the propristy Of removing
the National Capital from Washington. n.
Rsaves, Of Missouri; q. N. 6t1art, Of Ala; q.
q. Fosshy. Of Texas. of the Sxecutive oom>
mittee. ars bore. Delegates 4 cnnsid.r rabls
numbsrs arc expected on toRight's tSaips
Tho Convention will BE- cal4d together to-
morrow noon, by Judge eaton. Of H.,
President Of the Ht. Louis Conesnsion, should
he arrive; Otherwise by -ltssidsnf 9tsw>
art, Of Ala. The delegates Igsneaslly ap-
pointed from all the States IN hers to night.
Not large, but good colFention 10 OK.
pected. A letter has bssn teosived by the
ex-committee from Horace Gleeley, express
ing his opinios. Hs ssys u the subject b
carefully eanvassed that ehsn9e Will be aps
proved. He thinks the plaasoelectsd should
be the focus Of Art. literature and Feansmeot.
thus inviting the prssenos as4 commanding
the admiSation Of the chaloe hspiSits Of the
civilized world, and - helievss that New
York is Pr smineatly tAat city. bat h quite
sure WashiaGton o ~. k8< tg...;- GA
NsciDnata, OCT. se.-The Conysntipn 10
consider =. Pfopsly a e !.neyiog :. ;hs Ne
day. Fifty thIss aslskasss wsss prss.at,
sapd Others sxpseted. The oopvention, altes
= temporary osesaisasloes aAjessasd sia - \
aftevnoon.
!. al. Land 2L-.T 4epalalioa q. q. Losis,
oounty. outside Of the city. has just besn
Helena weekly herald., 1870-10-27


ties are reported TO have left the city.
During tho past week eight vessels arrived
from infested ports with 81 casos of yellow
fever on board, six of which terninated
fatally. There are II patiests at quaran-
tine.
The yacht race between the Dauntless and
Sapph0 sailed to-day. resulting In vict0ry
for the latter. which beat the former - mine
utes and q seconds, In race Of six hoaye
46 minutes and 10 seconds. The yachts
started from stake.b boat ID miles ontside Of
Sandy Hook, the course being Is miles dead
beat TO Windward an.l return ,g,t=
~ At the base ball match tho Red 6tockipes
scored :, and the Auluah. 1. i
PnILADELPalA. october 06.-The Ne.
tt0nal Executive Committee OF the Unjon
League met to-day. The monthly yspost
was read and gave encouraging news from
Maryland. Delaware, New jersey, New
York, and some of the Western States.
Theresre prospects ofa gain Of ore Congsees-
man In Kentucky. Action was taken ro9A-
tive TO the Investigation Of iITsguhIitiee Ii
Arkansas. ili
4 complete census Of the popslaaiea IL
Philadelphia places the number q 0z.19o. 81
WAsHMoFoA, Oceober 36-Thsso hsDe
truth in The report that Postmaster 0eaMal
Bngland. ISL : 4. 81, s.,
Jannn, ,ess.y has been appoints1 UaieSAl
etean Attorney Tor Nevada Sa8@ sass
NnW OM12AxA Oc66hse nj. 0Msl,
q Dld c6unt ntsffolteR md loadoe 10 Aeang,
aith implsssts fos coming 30 eoM plsees
md sjlvGr half 0ol1ass, wae taken Into C6Sopdy
pUN1A RooA, Hog36A. 0o1ohe 26-An.
other hussieane~ visited Ivy Wes&, and etx'
vessels were wrecked In the haTbor.
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FflNERAL-S S..
% the People of Arkansas :


A IL personshavlng Cor Knowing of) land
"A containing M'gerais u Dsy Kind, by send
Ing the locality. extent, aud price OF thSr
land. and the description (always aecompa-
nied by specimens of the mineral thereon,
can, dt he erpcasc Qf tic sAbsryiber, have the
same scientifically analysed mdti,is found
to be valnnbleJ a niuSnt satisfactory arrange
mcnt for is introduction TO a market will be
made. q
'rhi, is uast important subject of interest
and wclt;reto ArkanSas-the extensive beds
AMI miues Of minerals IN Arkansas are now
| lying Idle and useless. and dundrycloped-h
i a. ebanee Tor owners e. put teir hidden
treasures 10 valuc. III letters orcommani-
! cations OF Information received and replied TO
with plcasrrcby -adlressing. e,.
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whose beds OF Ioal r.,pgv l.ejqa5 ,tot7 .or
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advantage W reply 70 the aiiosb Hnd retsons
having (or knowing ofp fOis or uiines Of
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theui, can get 4 trSe solution OF their value
by sending specimens - toe above. J.M
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james NJ. Comiu>, NJ, p.,
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Chllrtu
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Prof of Physiology and Pathology.
J. Milton Sanders. VI y, llD d.
Prof, of Chemistry.
II. ID. Garrison, VI, H..
Prof OF Pharmacy.
Frank Tabor. \, Ma
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Hospital Tickets,
For certi'icat of ; 'holir-hlp, for which
the ,i,older may attend two or more
courscsof Lectures. or until be gradu-
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Scholarships cutilljng tile holder to keep
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To keep n.,e student IN the college per-
petmlly. luu'
Student. have access, 20 all the hospitals OF
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Board may M had Tor six or seven dollar.
a week student. arriving IN the city will
call at the olice OF Prof, Comins No.lOO East
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DIR, HUNTER

CONTINUES to treat all private diseases.
" syphilis In all its forms, Gcp1r'h"a.
elect, Structure, Orchitis, and all urinary dis
eases, and the effects of mercury are COM
pletely eradcated; Spermatorrhea or semi
nal Weakness, resulting from self-abuse or
other causes. ana which produces some oI bhe
following effects as blOtchcS. bodily weak
ness, Indigestion, constipation, aversion to
society, unmanliness dread of future events,
loss OF ofmemory, Incidence, nOctural emissions,
and finally prOstration of the vital power,ca can
be fully restored tohealth. Persons afflicted
with this or any other delicate, intricate or
long standing constitutional complaint
should give She Doctor trial lie never fails
The Doctor publishes medical circular
that gives a full exposition of venereal and
private diseases, that can he had free at office.
or by mail for one stamp. 1t gives clear
delneation of all the diseases. and conditions
resulting from the refringcmcnt of the moral
laws, eXcesses, indulgences, exposures, ana
imprudences in married or single life. Every
sentence contains instruction 10 the afflicted
and enabling them TO determine the precise
nature of their complaints.
The establishment. comprising ten ample
rooms, is central. When it is not convenient
to visit the city, the Doctors opinion can be
obtained by giving a written statement of the
case. and medicines can be forwarded by mail
or express In some instances, however, q
personal examination is absolutely necessary,
while in Others daily personal attention is re-
quired and for the accommodation of such
patients there are apartments connected with
the office thature provided with every requi-
site that IS calculated to promote recovery,in-
Guiding medcated yapor baths. All prescrip-
tions are prepared in the Doctors own Labo-
ratory, underhis personal supervision. Med
ical pamphlet at Office free, or by mail for two
stamps. No matter who have failed, read
what he says. Office No. 1S3 Third street,
between Green and Walnut streets, near the
Postollice, Louisville, Ky. Office hours a.
m to p. m; sundays, 10 a. IN. to II N
iulv Ply.
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dy, after having uttered several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
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the directions for preparing aud using the
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prescription, will please address
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CoRREcr LoGIc-Lss, Sunday, in one
Of thu Sabbath schools of Burlington, Iowa,
. juvenile class was questioned by its
teacher in relation to the parable OF tho
shepherd and his flock
Who is our Shepherd :"
"Jesus."
Who are Christ's lambs ?"
1--WE are.
To test the reasoning capacity Of tke Ii.
tie urchins
"If the children are the lambs, What are
the grown up folks p
Said a bright-cyed little shsver g They
are the old bucks ~
That class was ere 'itcd with due reason
ing powers. n
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The Houston, Texas. Times snys
An Irishman exclaimed one morning, when
the dogs were after him and the stones
wssS !rozen East in the ground: "Aswstc
land Of liberty whe,o the stones are tied
fsst and the dogs are turned loose" :" In
like manner We might exclsim: A sweet
lard VI liberty where white men are tied
fast snd the negroes turned loose Bus its
all under he aesd Of = lair election" after
oil. kF