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Secretary OF state Won ruae las scot the fellow
ing Telegram to the Mintste, Of tho HsrIh osruan
Union al Washington. by Ia cable:
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Baron Geron says lhat IRON Information received
from homo he has reason to bsiieve that King VII
liam OF Prussia has in reserve As many mon as, ir
not more than have so FAR been hGhting on the
Pgussian aide. II Is intended that this immense
~ III be hurled nj the French army and an.
Lilate It IN case OF Cd French Successes.
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FlnINo on rRrssiAs FLAo on rnrcs.

Aug. 22.-On tile 10Th last, as . besrcr OF da-
OF truce. carrying wbuc hag, accompanied by a
ttumpcto- sornding nis trumPot. approached as q
Glow pace The French Ouiposis 10 deliver messages
from French surgeons in sanalf o. woundaa Brench.
meu. he was tired upon by all the French patrols he
met on tie way, SO that he was forced 70 return
after his trumpsier had bean severely wounded
We protest sclennly igalntt uls yo!ation Of tho
laws ut nations"
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tas paid a vsit TO Gsribaidt d Caprers IN conse-
Guencn q tie alliance between Italy and France.
s p,s. n.p sOs o, o pssn y; 10
rorent battles
The Prussiau cavalry was no, used to any great
extent In the engagement around Metz.
large number OF heavy siege guns have arrived
at the rrussian front.
The balls thrown by tho mitrs,lleurs .rs found TO-
be explosive.
INTERVENTION
LoNDos, Aug ss.-it is reported that tho Minister
of Prussia at Florence has communicated to the
Italian Government .he copy OF poto inviting the
concurrence OF the great powers for tho considera
too OF tho internal condition OF France aud what
steps may be necessary to prevent anarchy
sUnHoUSDINo BAzAiSE.
All reliable advices from the seat Of war show
that the Germans are seeking to surround Marshal
II saine and prevent reinforcement, from Paris
from joining him.
rERHBLs raUssrN LOSSES.
A despatch from Mezieres, dated to-day, says tho
loss Of the Prussians in the last battle fearful
More than 1000 wounded remained on the aeds OF
battle without assistance. The Ptussians have
asked permission to send tbor wounded home
through Belgium.
rumor which came from Luxembourg that the
French had occupied yerdun s contradicted.
KINd WILLIAMS DhsPArCH IRON REzONviLLs.
The Berlin journahtl lriut letter from King will
liam 10 Queen Augusta, dated Rezonvile. Aug. 10,
OF which tho following is an extract
About $50 p. NJ. fighting ceased gradually
Without this should have acted as nj K6niegratz
Won Room saved inc this alternative. Tue troops
have performed miracles OF valor aznnst an enemy
equally brave, who withdrew by inches, resuming
the offensive to be again repused cannot ioretei
the enemys 'sle shrink from learning our losses
I had designed bivousckinx here but 6nd after
some hours that am without my luggage. In fact =,
have not teen rid Of my clothing for thirty hours"
MISCELLANEOUS.
Subscriptions a. small three francs received
at Paris to TIE national war loan OF one thou
sand million francs.
I, 10 said tha, Prince Napoleon, sfte, accompany
ing hi. family TO place Of safety in Italy, has re-
turned to France.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Standard
says thai the French. notwithstanding their enor-
nous losses in the recent week OF battles, will
time the fight for weeks and even months come.
Minister wasbburne continues to set the
diplomatic agent OF tho Prussian Government at
Paris.
Bitter complaints are frequent that It takes more
| than twelve hours for kilograms from tho iron, 10
reach London.
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THE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION,

The Convention at Work-A Resolution
Friendly to the Interposition of the United
States in the Franco-Prussian War.
CINCINNATI, Oct. s. 1870
The Southern Commercial Convention was called
to order by President Garrett at ten O'Clock this
morning. Prayer offered by Rev. Mr.. Elliott
The reading Of the minutes was dispensed with.
Mr. STENNARD, OF st. Louis offered resolution
fixing the hours OF meeting from ten to one. from
three to six and from eight to ten O'Clock, unless
otherwise ordered by the Convention, which was
adopted
The regular order of business was then proceeded
with, which was the announcement BY the several
States OF their selection or members OF the com.
mittee to each OF the tWentyone topics to come
before the Convention.
Louisville Convention were presented and referred to
appropriate committees. A large number OF resolu.
tons on various subjects were read and referred.
rule nmlting speeches to ten minutes
adopted. The District of Columbia was added TO
the list OF States. N. p. Banks, OF Massachusetts,
and d. b. wilson, OF Washington, ID. c., being the
only delegates from Massachusetts and the District
OF Columbia, they were granted leave to serve on as
many OF the standing committees as they may
choose.
on motion Of Mr.. FoRsnl, Of Texas. special com
mittee was constructed on transatltudnal rail-
roads.
On motion OF Mr.. COLE Of Tennessee, committee
on railroads generally was created.
resolution was offered by Mr.. Macomb declar-
ing IN favor Of the friendly inlerposition of the
United states 10 secure speedy peace between tne
,upuplc VI rtaHce anu tue klngdom OF Prussia
Ihls resolution was declared not In order. Subse
queny the rules were suspended and the resolution
was brought before the convention. A call was
made Tor division OF the question: all might be
in favor OF an early peace but NOT in favor OF any
intervention by this government.
The chair, N. 2. Banks, decided that the resou-
ton was not susceptible of a division but a vote
might be taken separately the preamble and reso
tuition.
Mr.. SNYDER, of Tennessee. moved to lay the re 40
luton OH the table, which was carried 4 reconstd
Grafton was moved and lost after which the resou
tion was referred TO special committee of fye
The committees were then announced
The Commercial Convention held no session after
one p. M In order TO afford the committees time 10
consider matters referred to them
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days, when small number OF the bonds VIII be
printed for disposal to those who desire invest in
them. 1t Ii not expected that much win be done by
Secretary Boutwell, IN the way OF placing the new
bonds on the market for some months 10 come the
present time being considered unfayorabe for the
successful negotiation OF low rate bonds The opin-
lon is expressed that mad the compulsory clause
been retained In the bill there would be but little
difficulty In negotiating the new bonds at par.
Appointments by the President.
The following appointments were made to-day by
the President:John I. Allen United States Marshal
for the Western District OF Texas; Henry +. Rice,
superintendent OF the Branch Mint at Carson City,
Nevada; Edward T. Randall surveyor OF Customs
for the Port OF Houston Texas
The New York herald., 1870-10-06
EURO2EAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARkHT-LoSDoS. Oct & A IN p M
Consols closed at a s2s for money and 921s for the
account. American securities firm United States Ave
twenty bonds, 1862 81 1885, old, 90 1887 ten orties
s.s stock: steady Erie Railway shares IS, Illinois Cen
FRANEroRT BoURsY.- FRANkFoET. Oct. e Iynuao
States bonds have advanced valued At 9is. a
94ss for the issue OF 1862. 80
LIvxRPooL eorros MAExrr-LIvTYrooi,O Oct. 5-4 $50
+. h.-The market closed firm Middling upIands saLd
e3zd; middIine Orleans g. I'd. Cd dav
have been 10000 Dales including 1000 for export and spec
latiOn. -
LIVERPOOL BRFApeTuFfs Observation-Disclosures Oct
bFlour 2s 3D. for Western canal Corn 2ss per quar-
ter for European.
LIvRRPooL PRovrsfoSs A>ExKT.-LIvaarooL, Oct.
5.--Cheese, 64s per cwt. for American.
LONDON PRODUCT MAnxEI.-LosDos. Oct. 5.-Ta,low
as per cwt. Lnsced OIL I3J 81. go les. per ton Tr
peitine, us per cwi.
PErgoLErM AAakrr S1wgsr, Oct 5..-Petroleum
closed at 52f. for standard white.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
Partial DiscOntinuance Of the Recruiting ser.
vice.

vice.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Oct. 5, 1870.
The following general order Is issued from the
War Department.
FutThe Western snperinendency Of the general recruit
ing services under charge of Colonel j. d. Stevenson
LOUIS No., Is hereby discontinued.
SecHl-lhe officers charge OF rendezvous the gen.
era service In that superntendency will their reports
and returns for October lSO to Lieutenant Colonel H.
Vessels superintendent General of the Recruiting
at Cincinnati Ohio and send recruits enlisted by
Newport barracks, Kentucky, under his orders.
Thid-The permanent party and unassigned recruit of
the general service ut Fort Leaycnworh VIII be to New
port barracks.
Fourth-The recruiting property at Leavenworh will be
carefully stored until further provision made dsposing
of it, except infantry uniform coshng which will be
Newport barracks and turned 10 the proper
there.
FHl-As the services of officers duty at the
Department OF Fort LeavenwOrh can be dispensed
Colonel Stevenson will relieve from
join their regiments await orders the
and. having taken all break up the DEPOT he
will himself report his action by letter this once
further orders.
sATae rendezvous the mounted recruiting service
in the Western Superntendency Will be closed
signed recruits OF that at Fort Leavenwoh under
proper charge to Omaha, Neb and reported the
manrng General Of the Department of the Platte for
ment the Second cavalry. The Superintendent OF
mounted recruiting service will give for the dsposl
of the officers recruiting parties and property
rendezvous TO be discontinued.
ecA irregular recruiting rendezvous throughout
excepting those for Colorado Infantry auhor
will closed This will not be understood
tIning the enistmens and re-enlistmen made by res
mental recruiting oces where expense the recruiting
fund incurred.
By OF the Secretary of War
r. u. TOWNSEND, Adjutsnt General.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

OIoza9a's Resignation Minister to France
Accepted-He Is supposed to Be Identified
with the Republican Party--The VOnitO
acknowledgements of Ex-seneen Isabella.
LONDON, Oct. j. 1870.
Senior Olozaga's resignation as minister to France
has been formally accepted.
correspondent in Madrid telegraphs that the
resignation OF Olozaga, the Spanish Ambassador 10
Paris IS likely to lead to serious results. 1t iden-
titles him with the republican party and adds great
strength to the movement in favor of France.
The vOmito has spread to the city of Alicante. The
citizens are leaving town.
Heavy rains have fallen In Valencia recently and
the streams are swollen to an unusual height Much
damage has been done.
telegram from Bordeaux, dated October 8, says
that "EX Queen Isabella OF Spain has passed
through here route to Switzerland, where she will
reside.'
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WAS TIL MURDER
A wife Charged with Killing Hrr Husband
Her Arrest--rhc yictm .n Fx.,'oiiccnia,t--

Wife Charged with Killing Hrr Husband
Her Arrp-t--T'he yictm Ex.to,iccnia,t--
His Assertion aud Her DeuiaI
Peter CASSIDY formerly an officer or the Ne.
tropolian Police. under CAPTAIN James Greer, and
was exceedingly good officer. u Is stated. how
ever. thar an Iutcmperate wlte caused nim much
have liycd On the mira moor of the rear tenement
mouse 80. - KING street. About three u'cIOek ON
Tue .,gN ltefnoUn ~ oiccr ickcy. of the twenty
c.ght, prccliti. Was passing tne premises refer
red to. Nr-. cassidy accosted and re-
guested him 10 20 up stairs aud are {
her husband Tor abusing and iaIi starving her.
The officer went mp aiti found Cassidy quietly COOK
Ing his dinner when ne turned 10 Mrs. Cassidy, 10
wnom he remarked thai ~ was ai right. or some
tuiug IT. that erect am walked out
ON reaching the street ufIccr Hickey was not a
little surprised 10 find Cassidy prustrtts and QroBl-
lg on Inc pay Neni, from the effects oi fracture Of
and being questioned. stated to the oficer thai
hc had gone 10 the front window, the si' of which
ariut cighfetu ncnc~ above the Goor, To sharpen
hs kDiic. aud While - doiag his wife came up
behind ANA pushed hun out or the window. and
hcing unable 10 save himself he fell TO the
sidcwalH Cassidy subsequently reported the same
story To ,apiain McDcrnott oi The Twenty .rigith
precinct unl also 10 thc priest, VINO was Called to
udmlnis,er spiritual AID. Aficl receiving surgical
assistance Cassidy iaaen to Bellevue Hospital,
where he died elrls Yesterday lnornine.
Captain Mcl,erinutt arrested Af'r. Cassidy on tire
charge Of throwing her husband FROM the window,
which she stoulv denied, and inststcd that, wui;c
iooAing out Tie window, ne accidentally icll 70 the
pavement
Yesterday afternoon Captain McDertnott was in
active search OF pcrsous VINO are SAID to have seen
The murderous act committed by the prisoner; amt
If such witnesses tNist thc Captain VIII bc very apt
10 iind them.
Coroner Rollins has been notified, ana viii hold
an inquest to-day. Tue temaius OF Cassidy nlvt
been removed to his late residence.
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RUSSIA.

COssnck Force sent Westward from the
D0n-Opcrati0ns In Western Cnucasus-De-
niai Of the Government al Odessa.
LONDON, Oct. s, 1870.
Russia has, 1t Is stated, in preparation plan to
accelerate the embodiment OF the retired soldiers
and Of those on leave.
A C0ssack force has been sent westward from the
Don.
Active preparations are being made for operations
In Western Caucasus.
The government OF Odessa denies tnat there is
any concentration OF troops near the Turkish
frontier
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CONVENTION OF RAILROAD CosDUCTORs.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. s, 1870
The third annual convention or the railroad con-
ductors met at Concert fall at ten O'Clock this
morning After prayer by Rev. John Chambers.
Mayor Fox welcomed the delegates to the CITY and
read letter received from Governor Gearv stating
his inability to be present at the meeting After Az
address delivered by President Marshall of the New
YORK and Harlem Railroad, q report from the Ex
ecntive Committee was read. In conclusion, the
committee say they reel confident that the success OF
OF the association, J. W. Seymour, of the Illinois
Central Railroad, delivered a lengthy address
Standing committees were appointed and number
Of invitations accepted. recess then took place mi
four O'Clock p, NJ. -
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GERMAN

meotiaG of the Catholic Arist0cracy-Herr
Deibruck the Reconstruction Of Ger
many.
LONDON, Oct. s. 1870
The NEW YORK HERALD correspondent at Berlin
teegraphs that great meeting OF the Catholic aris
tocracy Of Germany Is about to take place at Fuda
for the purpose OF praying to the great st. Bon
factus for the welfare OF the Catholic Church and Of
the Pope the visible and nfalibe representative OF
Christ on EARTH
Herr Delbruck will soon pay visit to the Kings
heaaqua rters taking with him plan for the recon-
Si.ilctott III cermany
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CONNEC
The Election i'm Norwich.

The Election in Norwich.
NORWICH, Oct. 5, 1870.
The largest vote ever pOlled in Norwich was polled
on Monday. The democrats gain nearly 800, but the
republicans elect heir ticket except for the First
Sccctman. The democrats gain Co'chcster, Led
yard, Stonngton ana Lyme: the republicans divide
Waterford and Sprague. The democratic gains In
Norwich are not very large on the popular vote, and
many of their gains are due to the storm.
HARTFORD, Oct. 6, 1870
In eighty-three towns the republicans have
secured the control OF the boards or registration OF
electors, and the democrats in sixty towns SIX
teen towns are equally divided, and four towns
unheard from.
Triai Of Wilson for the Murder of Warden
Willard.
HARTFORD, Oct. s, 1870.
Tie trial OF James Wilson, alias Dave Kently for
the murder Of Warden Willard, of the Connecticut
State Prison, commenced in the Superior Court to-
day before Judge Carpenter of the Supreme Court
and Judge Minor, OF the Superior Court. A jury
was empaneed this afternoon, and the trIal win be
proceeded with tomorrow. The prisoner now says
that he Will dismiss his COUNSEL A. r. Hyde and
d. :. Calhoun, and himself conduct the defence.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06
JAPAN.

French and Prussian Cruisers in Japanese
Waters-An Attack ON COrea Decided On.
LONDON, Oct. S, 1870.
Advices from Yokohama to September have been
received.
The Japanese authorities have made arrange
ments to prevent q collision IN Japanese waters
between French and Prussian corvettes cruising in
the vicinity.
1t is also stated that they have decided to attack
The New York herald., 1870-10-06
TRLRCRAPnIC NRWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The POntifical Debt to be Assured
by Victor Emanuel.
GARIBALDI GONE FROM CAPRERA.
Scnor Olozaga Supposed to be in League With
the Spanish Republicans
SPREAD OF THE VOMITO in SPAIN
Movements Of COSSack Forces West
ward Of the Don.
BISMARCK AND JACOBY.
Further Assassinatiors of For
eigners in China.
ITALY.
SPREAD OF THE VOMITO in SPAIN
Movements Of CoSsack Forces West
ward Of the Don.
BISMARCK AND JACOBY.
Further ASsassinatiOrs of For
eigners in China.


The POntifical Debt-fnribaIdi Left Caprera-
Additional Votes or Victor EuIanucl-Yhiers
at Florence.
LONDON, Oct s. 1870.
II Ia thought that King Victor Emanuel will
guarantee the Pontlcal debt.
= Advces from Genoa state that the Docere news
paperl Of this city, asserts inat GarIbadi has
tainly left the island Of Caprera.
Returns from the outer districts OF the Pontincal
States increase the majority for Victor En- anuel.
rumor continues to circulate that NJ Theirs has
arrived at Florence to consult with the Italian gov
ernment.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06
SPEECH OF GOVERNOR HOFFMAN At SYRACUSE.
SYRACu-E. Y. Y. Oct.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Oct. 5, 1870.
Governor HOFFMAN, accompanied 10y ten members
OF his stalI, a.-.ved this evening, to review the
the Twenty-fOurh brigade tomorrow. During
the evening the Governor was serenaded at the
Empire House, and made a short speech, IN
W Inch he ignored politics, saying he mad come
purely In q military character He spoke Of the
greatness OF the State ITS vast interests and The
cessity OF wise policy with regard to the canals and
railroads. SO that the trac OF the great West be not
diverted. Coming III military capacity he SAID he
had the highest precedent for brief speeches His
remarks were very enthusiastically received by the
vast cOncOurse gathered, and an informal reception
AFTERWARDS
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A FATAL COINCIDENCE.

On Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Garret Ackerman, a
respected ctlzen of Wyckof Bergen county, New
Jersey, was returning home from the blacksmith's
shop, with an old sled, which he had been taking
his wagon to be repaired, when ms horses ran away
throwing HIM against stone wall at the side OF the
road, crushing in his skull and killing MIN instantly
Mr.. Ackerman was sixty years OF age and was an
elder In the Wyckoir church. II Is a singular coin
cidence that the father OF the deceased before the
latters birth, killed tover sixty years agol az
precisely the same spot BY being thrown from a
load Of hay.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06
VERMONT.
Organization of tho New Legislature.

Organization of the New Legislature.
MoNTPEIIER, Oct s, 1870.
The Legislature of Vermont convened to-day, and
the following organization of the houses has been
made:-
Senate-President pro tefn. c. II. Heath, OF wash
ington county; Secretary. Henry Clark, oi Rutland;
Chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Fisk, OF Lyndon
House-Speaker, Colonel q. II. Joyce, OF Rutland;
Clerk, d. M. Camp, OF Newport; Chaplain, Rev. Mr..
Morgan, OF Northfeld.
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TIE STEAMSHIP ST. LAURENT DISABLED AT SEA.

The steamship City OF Antwerp, from Liverpool
which arrived at Halifax, n. S. yesterday, makes
the following report:-Saturday, October l, at SIX
p. NJ, In latitnde 43 80, longitude Az 30, hailed
by a boat rom the French inal steamer st. Laurent
from Hayre for New York who reported the loss or
the driving wheel the day previous, ana desired to
be reported. The captain expected to be able to
complete the necessary repairs In two days, which
VIII probably delay ter arrival at this port until the
end OF the weeks
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CHINA.

Further Assassinati0ns Of Foreigners Re.
ported-TroOps Called Out.
LONDON, Oct. g. 1870.
Later advices from Kong Kong report further
assassinations OF foreigners bv the Chinese.
1t was reported that Chinese troops were being
collected between Ticn-Tsin and Pekin nominally
for the protection OF foreigners Strong doubts are
expressed TO that being the real Intention OF the
movement.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06
bismarck and DR.. Jaroby.

Count bismarck. not replying to The letter written
to him by Dr. Jacoby the republican leader of Prs-
sa. and dated in prison. protesting against his ile
gal incarceration, the democratic journal. Zulhuur
publishes the contents stating that Count Bismarck
Ii generally IN the habit of answering letters ad-
dressed to him, but lest the communication OF Dr.
Jac0by has miscarried 1t thus publicly calls the
Counts attention to ii.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

LONDON, Oct. s. 1870.
The Standard OF tomorrow will contain an article
written in anticipation Of the death OF General Lee
reported by telegraph TO be lying al the point of
death in Virginia The article says:--''A country
which has given birth TO such man as Robert Lee
may look the proudest nation, in the most chIvalrc
period OF the history OF Europe fearlessly liz the
face; for no race has in any age produced nobler
soldier, Christian gentleman ana man than the
heroic yTgnlan captain
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ANOTHER MINING HORROR.

Thirty-nve Men Reported Buried in an IIli-
nOis Coal Mine.
ST. LOUIS Oct. s, 1870.
Reports reached East St. Louis last night that the
coal mines OF Sanderson Co., at Caseyvile, ILL.,,
eight miles from there caved IN yesterday and
buried thrty.fve men No particulars have yet
been received.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

i Known Bankcr-BoiIer ~.

Death Of Well Known Banker-BoIer Ex-
pl0siOn at Liverpool.
LONDON. Oct. 5. 1870.
Mr. smith, the Leeds banker, wen known for his
munihcent charities, was yesterday killed by a fail
from his horse.
telegram received in this city to-day from Liver.
pool SAYS that a boiler explosion occurred at the
establishment OF Messrs. Duke 4 Co.. in that civ
yesterday. Two persons were killed and the build
ings In the neighborhood badly damaged
The New York herald., 1870-10-06
FRANCE.

The Case Of the Petroleum Ship Kate Smith
Decided.
HAvRE Oct. 8. 1870.
The case OF the petroleum laden ship Kate Smith
has been decided. The Court held that the owners
OF the ship not obliged to pay for police superv
sion in landing innammable freight.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06
AUS TRIA.

PreroGntiOn of the Bohemian Diet.
VIENNA, Oct. s, 1870.
Tue propagation Of the Diet OF Bohemia now in
session at Prague, has been decided upon.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06
DENMARK.

The Budget for 1871 Satisfactory.
COPENHAGEN Oct. 5, 1870
The budget for 1871 was LAID before the Chambers
yesterday, and is very satisfactory.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06
SERvlA.

RcspOnse Of the Sk0uptschinu 10 the Govern
ment.
BELGRADE, Oct. 5. 1870.
The Skouptschina has responded to the govern
lnent with vote OF congratulalon.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

= Ercsi supply Ot M.ssisquoi Spring Water
just receneiby J. ?. HENRY, No. S college place.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06
Meeting Of the Federal Council OF thu MOI til
.L German Confederation.

LONDON. Oct 5, 1870.
despatch received here from Berlin to-day says
that meeting Of the Federal Council OF the North
German Confederation was held to-day to break in
negotiations with Bavaria and Wirtemberg. Minis
ter Delbrack has been summoned anew 70 head.
quarters.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06
A.-IirrrinR's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
AL Broadway, corner Murray xrs.t

..--,'cr >tviisn and Elegant Hat, mt POuu-
Dr pricos 20 to DOuGANS Io2 Nassau street corner OF
Ann
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s..nilun 10 HoteI krercr. ana O.hcr

.s.-.sr~,tor'- ~. w God Liver OiI.-Use No
other WaolesaIe retail depot, II Barrel ay street.