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Mepublifaniidbe Wfadcn Con.
Aenfinn

Wabiion, Sno. Il. Wai. -Stute trat Oabiereiu
Wtaier'6 onuentton bief8sr Repubittansr juiamr1eI
uno rabm einftnmi9 einer ScltluB an, ipelber tbr'
Ibgcoroneten fir bic 6on9rrB. Gunuerttol arlueit, fiji,
ben N6tb. 3obu ". Graoers as B'S anotoatst
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Sabnsufam mr. nfto0.- Sin 8rem
fer erunalMcff

Tts Wotnts +, Joma, "a. Mai, ,3lpel Sdl(us
iupe ltIeBen 9eitsrn eintae Wieiien pom 8rinnel auf Der
pBarts5 slano yaeiit .GiIenbabn" S%uiammen, uobsi
Der Sremler So'epb Ypatt augenblidlin uiniam, beioe
Gotottotlosn Ihltltm btthaotSt unb bret ~N9uagons pom
@eleilc neidleunert murhfn-
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Hmgc,nget.

umgcSngrt.
Die gSlcrenct.0 db M a id5inen . Gum pasnic" 1T
mad Rr. 40, q pre.S barlesfraH C6retmallrer So.
gsnbalsl, unlgejo9er, luoielbit es ibr an9cnebm lcin
iuirb. ibre alien &unotn, iopie Vile, luelde cine pur,ii0.
lthe Nabnaidine ln taufen lpiinldet, ouriprcdei iu
iebcn,
Die u%flortnte .NGbmai dime" lam nidt iibrrtroftr,
lueroen, Wiro aarantirt, lpie ~bargriielt, uno unter ben
9iinii9lten Ysoin9ln9en u~ertauft.
SlOrentes NdbisOe, 3iuirn. Gel II. I. NJ. 3u oen bill.
lt9ien Yreiien.
5rsero cine notbwenoi9e 8tlebrung In bent gebraud.
Der uSlorercsI lpiro nit Berguisen qrgeben.
gtabmaldinsn weroen aui bic bette g0eiie %reparirt.
sHlprenctsR M a ibineu u ON paguic,S
(1l6) yir. 40, orbrGbarlesltr1Bc
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9pHon. MaN., Il. Wai.o SIN Electromagnetic
III Glib Yoton osriibte 9cisrn Der 3ittltng 5ureei
@oofrep aui ben 9ebrer Gouis Banter etnen DiOroGn
9riit; Banter rpiro lGinen Yerlebun9eft erlte9eii.
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GnrpuGiide &ahrlnndlrihtrn

Berlin, Is. Mai. - Der Gei6stag bat
BEN YoItoertrag Spii4en Dem rnrooeutiden
8unoe uno Den Der. Staten rotiiijirt.
Der &aiier bon RuBIano iii bier Qn9stom=
men.
&om, IL. Mni. Ser 9apTt oru6t nit
BEN duBeriten NtaBre9eln ge9en bic armeni
i9en (niAt umerituniihen ipie es in elmer
frtberen Sepeide bicB) Biib0fe, iuelbe ibren
YpIten in Rom O~eSlaiIen BADEN.
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Nus Ie,p: Worf, = Grfranfune BET
TraH Ntdarbfpn. - Sclbftmpre
Tenianer fit bic Neb Niper'
MebcItou. 49, Nruteefeft.

aarofon llsat su DoOoiOe. Ms, an 6teber itlpsr
srtrantt b%arnieoer.
gB. SpinoIer aus Gprinafielb, Sa., en b%e9itterter
1eutihrr, nabn id 8urnerla9 in yleiusSerlep has
qsbsf, inoein er rabe Rabruap bon Der platform ctnes
9ahnJuees tros Der getntiburssi zines Sremisrs. tbn
,uriifiubalten. iprana unb iiberfabren plroe. Wian
iaub $4,000 in Sob uno Silber, inGbrert 3a'6erubrsn
uro Sdmudi adben uno cine Yartit 8oloidiuieosIg8ert'
leua in ieintm Softer. Wlan bat bic 9etde Ieiner 6rnu
In Sprirr9iielo 3u9eididt. aber Der Coroner bic Sadsn
bis III qcb6ri9sr Hctlanirllne lurldbebalnn.
IS iiebt iest felt, baB Gen. S'Rsia, Der s~feniarer'
grGHoent, nit ben NuftGnotiher am ytco Rtper 8es
meiniame Sa6e 3u MAIDEN geocntt. Gr reiIt morgsn
mad benz g8eiten ab. I'm bic GinjeInbeiten IN GronuH9
gu brtngert,
@tn. Wtt6Ielan ,puroe beute gbcno iu oobottn bon
nr Ilntn,u,r 81 r,,rr tetirt
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Ser ScntidDe Correspondent.
Baltimore, I6. Mai 1870.

ReHCitc SCpcjdtl unO nnOCrc SCriftc
iiebc leGtc Spnlte Der 3. Spalte.
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Sobn 6mitb. YraHbcnt
Sob. 3. Sdadb, WictsYr1i
StaOtcomuiliGrS, 9iireau.

Baltimore, 10. Wiai 1870.
Der StaStepmutHdr bat ppn rerihieeenen Grunbte,
nssra az Wer,nantfraee. tmdl9en Sue. ebarlesti,aBe
Vif.l. cher 9eine Eaea esnd mt, EN- idriftlites 8sllb
I'M sipellirir,a. S1aacriina uae llntpHait ring hes
beh1nnten 3beiies Der 8ermdnhrabe %ertalien.
Or mad,t sdber Nnen. bic es anssbt, befanrt, tae
,r Wpntos, 90. 9tai, 9ermiitass 10 ubr. In letnem
Bureau ~anpeiene fem wirS. I'M, teiastes @eiud In Grpa.
sune ~ ,ieben unb barber gef6lue ~ fahen.
6cp. y. HSpprparr,
(12,46) Qlert hes StGbtsGp mmiIIrs
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g(us Sauanna. Sas Sdifinl bon
GpiruriQ'S WeiGbrtel.

Savanna, IA. Rai.- Diego unO Gas:
bar aaurro, Gen. @oicuria's @snoiien bic
nit oemielben nod @uajabas Sep entflOben,
limb BON elmer An3abl Seeloloaten Der lpaniz
ihen Sanonenbpote tpelde lie oerIOl9ten, err
qriffen poroen uno ieBt unter itarfer geoedung
mad Sauanna u%rterme9s. no man lie lttinos
lid erpartet. SobaiO ite %antommen miro
elm &rie9sgcritt ein9eieBt uno iDnen Der PRO-
3eb eentadt iperoen.
Ser ameritaniibe poer en9ltlde Gberlt,
pelher nit @oicuria nab 8uaiaba 8eiloben,
1T auf bieier Sniel 6unQers 9eitorben. Wtatl
nimmt ar, bah O'GeeQn uno bic brei Gootieu
olttlib BON benz Gilano entfomnen iino.
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Nn5eige.

SD made hermit l1eiuen 9erbrttn aunoer, ionic benz
YubIitum iberbaupt betannt, oaB Sr. &cbierbprft res
Der mein PARTNER 1T. nod @eldaie fir MID befor9t, i'm
Dem i'd bas ee idGf nod INNER IcIbFt betreibc un6 nlIr
or. u. Rrpnburs gertGuie fir mi6b eiorst. Yricl.
iInaeit tptroer in Rr. A82, Sisbtffrafe, eutscgcn9e.
npmrteft.
Ql6-6 Sohaun .Serrmouu.
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gttlcre Standardization aus europa.
@icSeroerbaftuug -Teuer TcntG=
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ptfhen
Nmerifd II. Gn9ldro.-Mufs
1tHnec IN Jtdlien uno


Sonoon, II. Wtai. - 8oulton un0 Yart,
ole i'm StrraO Gbeater iuegen Sra9ens BON
9SethertrG6t un0 urgebiibrli6en Senebmens
usrbaFteten uno fret0eGcbeneu Slr9tir9e, muir
Den beute iUteoer UerbQftet uro Inter perlpei-
9erter Annabne oon Caution gum Criminal
Seriabren eiugeittdt. Aus 0tu Berb0re er0nb
I'D, onB Ole Setoen bGufi8 %5uiammcu abrpth=
lglno IN Manns= uno 6ruuentleiOern an Of
tentlthen Sergntguugspl6Fun angetroIfen
Wuroen; lie batten itb Die gSanQen ar9emaIt
uno obnten 0as Auitretsn Der 5rauen nah.
Der &ronartualt melbete oas NufiinOen elmer
9roBen An5abl SrieTe in hen @em6dern Der
SeiOen, aus Oenen Die 6ubrln9 eines perp6u.
ten ricfne6iels baroor9ebe. Sn Der gtGbe oes
8ertdtsbaules in SoDitraBe mar pdbreno oes
Serbores elne 8roBc Weui6enmenQe oerIams
melt, fuelbe ibren Abideu Dor Dem 8er9eben
oer Nn8etla9ten our9 @runjen tno 3liden
gu ertennen CAB.
Die 9te9lcrun9 bat ben Nntrag oes Yertbei,
gers ocs iiberfiibrten 6enianers 4Sster BAR
nett auf ncuen 9rpieB beiuiaigt; ocrielbe iol
allo gum oritten WtaIe projeiiirt Weroen. Sem
Antualt bort ilucrIi6tIid, i'm 0ieies Wtal fret
ju betornmen.
Sn etnt9en Sagen erpartet nan bier Itarfe
Senoun9en pon SilbersS Collars aus Mterito.
Die Zines" propbeSeit, onB oas Srauens
lt'ih''ItV' ppHl ItBiDeH puIIulHene peflootz
fen nerOe.
Die Stiben Der BON ben 9atoiten in
8riedenlano @rmproeten trafen beute bier elm.
Die Snhten pSnpbo" uno cambria" nurz
ben Deute frtb 4 llbr BON Cones nab benz
Sitenoe Der Sniel gBigbt bueIirt.
2as loeben aus9eBebene pBlaubu9" ertbeiIt
ibsr BEN Yoftoienlt jpil6en Den Der. Staatcn
uno England folasnoe An9aben Die sutideu
Gn8lano uno Bolton unO gten : Nort fabrcnz
har Gunaron den ampfer erbalten cine iGbrz
Itbe SubItOte BON S35O,000; Der Gontratt nit
Der Sinie erliiht 1876, bari aber nad einjdb
riger &linoigun9 I6On friber Ouf66ren. 9ie
9atliors st. IGbOmaisr &inte erb6lt sos, 900,
Die Snmanl be Slnte Sl75,000 3ui4uB unter
9Ietden geotn8un9en. gBe9en LANCER 6abrten
itno feline Strafen uOr9ei6rieban. Ser Gonz
trait nit benz pRorOoeuti9enGtoDo" bort nadl
Recommendations Sunoigun8 auf. Yritfe mil
len gu 3 Yence pro un5e, 3titunoen 5u 9
Ytnce pro Yfuno bCf6rOert p!rOen.
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&miderbOfer 4ebcns Ser,
iiGcrnass-W eieai9aft,
so. 90, S:tonofiraBs, Int Marmors @ebaset
Jpbn u. Nidpl8, Sei6aftsfabrer.
Nene Mn3etgen.
MaborssNmt, Gttb SAL,

Salttm IRE, ben ID. Wtni 1870.
Biinfbuneert Spnars (SbOO) Yelobnuns >peroen
hermit aus9eiebt fir Die Uerbaftung unb ueberfiibrune
oCs ooer Der YerIoner. lpelte am Nbenoe oes 2. b. Wits.
Erieerid, Rifenad,t I'M 9aserbier.S alon Der 5rau
Sob, cer.l87. SeunipIpdni .Mpenue. ermorbtttn.
Il5-G Rpbfrt z, BduFS, Wauor,
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S%elegrapbiid)e 9cpei6eu.
tstrtatrt fHr ben -9eutiasn GOrrsfpDnotnttn" Z,


Ntw.Dort, II. Wlai. = peutt8e ebIuBnl
Tun8 ll4a-ll54.
SNchn-OinrErr III nrH.Lnr:A
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Ner nene Wabilnn:S nnarg.N nnpcrrin
Weucr Yaun.tCItl

bel 9 stp, gde pon Bomb. unb Winimantr.
Cine anoers Merchandising. nm bic Sr9aniiatiOu obis
gen Ysreins III utruouHanot9eu, iirhet beute, Wpu-
tag Nbeno iintt, Worn Sugleih bic Stnidreibc8cbiibren
etbOben luetOsu. Wian Iaoet bbftht etu. 5m Nuf.
TRACE
Gl5-G) q. 6ulb, prOO. SER.
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spc3ials& Oti3en.
Ittbc erIie settle ocs glattes
SriGmittel fir bic TSriih(inas,eit !
or q q IIArnnt

Tas 9roBe Sausbalts SeiImittcl-M iidfer Sserdu'
ttr.5iItrrer - ut iberan ll baben uno ais has Gin.
ji9c %abiolute YuttrCtnt9au9smittsI cmpfobIen.
(Wtatl0, 3lRt AL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-16

Bottom. WlaH., 10. Gebr. 1869.
Yin 90. y. Daois uno Sobu -WRetus Strrsn Bas
YGfhen Nltn's 9ungsu.Saliarn, tpeIdts Sic mir lur,
@ebraubr uuter ben leiDenotn Nrnen luGbreno metnes
StaOt. VI iiIiott .IRertes eeIanbt baber, bat Hh als Iebr
minIbensDertb uno utblit e~rtpttIen. Or IN bel perfhte.
O,rer 5dlntlert. nit msrtptroi9eit Gftstt in iebsrSalt,
9ebraudt poroer1.
Sine 6rau wuroe aebsiIt, iptlhe ibrc NsrItt fir
Idtuino Iiihtt9 trtlart battetl, nahnert Re trebrere Wto'
nate an Sufft. aroBen SdritrBtn in ben 2un8en uno
6iniGui9ieit gelitten bate, 10 oa6 ie lest i'm Stano. III,
tbre Sausarbeit ju nerritfen uno aunl unterbalt ibrer
5amilie nit bsilufieuerr. Sei BOrf'ht tno fortet iebtem
&sbraude hes BALKANS srmGrttt he ibre ooufanbige
MISUNDERSTANDING
Cine nnnrre Yerion, clue iur9e brau, tpelber Id sins
5laIde CAB, bat 8tnBe1 ytuben oauot eebabt, 10 bah
tbr Suiten, lpelGrr idon rebrcre Wtorate seudbrt baitt,
ptei bsller Seworoen III, sic bat bic Jpette 6IaId, se'
suit uno ts fno ale &r9ciden elmer ~balbtsen petluns
porbanben.
Sin junSer Monn, wsIhsr glut ipie. uno GAM faipaH
urb ErGnt ~9tfuoroen mar, bot IG nab Dem Sebrauh bon
incl 6lalIen iotpstt %9sbetlert, oaB er tpitoer Elm lpsnta
lrbeittn fam.
Sin iunaer glann, ipeIdem i'd rtren geriu6 bts NRtt.
tells a~rfmpiabi, oa er einen ibliuiInsn Sufen uno pisit
Strsrlsn in lstueu 2unsen Isit WtOnat sslittsr bat, 10
ou6 er peoer Bnbe nod Shlaf fitoen ionnte, bat ben
Sebrdud, ungtfar9en, uno rimmt itbt Die Dierte 5laide
nit aroBer erlettteruna. &r ia8te mir bel netneil let.
ten Belude, ct tDnnte nitt ntebr pbne benz teir. &r
bolt turo rie ss mir Ideirt nit NedtJ. balo su ieintr
Wrbeit iuisosr fabig 5u iein.
N9tunsspou uuO oatlibar Der Sbrtse
Sbarles VI. Rpunep. Staots VliiRoadr.
3. u. Sarris q Gpmpy %alsini8e et9entban1sr,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
5n 9roBoerfnufe bel Sbpm fen & Slod uuo Ssm.
o. Srpmn & Bruhsr in Baltimore. Iopie bel Gdri
rs 4dspuri uno allen 9Ctatutlten.
lWnril1 gtRte ! n q &Nn
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9anSel8: nn0 XinanisSerihte,

5rantturt a. R., IA. Wlat, Qbtnog. -
Der. st. Gblisationtn I6lohc III 50.
Paris. IA. Wtdi, NbsnoS. - &6rie animirt.-
Rsnten IS 6rancs II Confines.
Gonoon, IA. Wtui, 4benos.-GonIols 94E baor.
BAN alt Gonto. Be Sbligationen '62r QO& '65r,
Glte, SS4; '67r 900. 10-40er S5A.
9onoOn, "a; Wtai, Ibsnos.-&rin6I 80 gfp. s Sd.
EaI9 A Sd. 8 y.
4fOsrpool, IA Tai, Ibcuos.- strnaI, 60 Cd.
Ratt. Stetnol 1877 u .3uder So Sd. OBJ.
Antntrpen, IA. Mai, Absnos.-gB stBes Normal.
StetuoI 5SH 5r.
grtmsns IA. Wat. 4bsnDs. etslnBl 6 abalsr
"a Srote. ~
Sambur8, IA Wai, Wbsnos.- eieiuBl Il WorI
Y. 2 Shil.
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Nuspcitfdnmna I'm ScIanarc.

W ilmtn9ton vel, Ia. Wtai. Sehs
Utdnner, meitens ses Siebtabls hberfhbrt,
wuroen beute int gefdnsniB5ofe 3u 0ew,
6aitle pom Sberiff 5afob Ridarbion aug9es
pettitt. giner Dapon bate oieielbe Strafe
1bon s%tpeinlal erbalten.
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SefanntmaGungem.
Gin nrnrr 0nntfrrrir

bat it9 teBten SannIdg bel 3rt. . Bener, Gcfe BON
Bout: nne Sprtnaffraas Orr 3s) %or9aniitrt unO
lptro Samfa9, ben "a: Utat. Die erite ein3abllng
ltatttnoett; Wit, pie nod AntbeiIe luiuideu. ltno irenno'
lid eingelaocn. Sm Nuftrage:
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Wclhsr a~usiulcihrn |

$50. 900 in Summer bon 500, $500. $500, $500.
$500, 800, $500, $500, $1,000, $4,000, $1,000,
$4,000, 5000 ODER mad Selieben. Waberes bel g. 8pbs
Dap, Watcr, Nr. 4. Spurtlaneff cafe. Q1G-2D
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8eianntmafung.
Slreau Der Npli3ets8ebDrbe,

baltimore, ben 4. Utdt 70.
Sn nebtreirt hnft nit ben Nnoronungtt Der Santtdts'
8ebbroe bat Die Volijet.Bs b6rbe oerprbuet, bob an unb
nod BEN is. Mai Bic polt,et.o iHttanten ait &ea.r.
56fe, NuBenaebIuoe uno &ttj1unlneen tEnclosures)
itber Nrt In ibrer reip. Be3irien ~ i~nipiairen baben.
Sn %oerfelbsn 3eit baben ale 6ausbstpobner allen
Gdmub u. nuftatb uno Nle8, mas oils ttn@eneinh baoer
(nuisancel betrahiet mtrben Tam, BON tbrti Wpbn.
pldsen ~ e%ntferrer. nm ie tn einen reinlibsr 3uftanb ,u
brinstn. uno fs In bteier Wetis lpabreno Der beran.
nabenoen S%ornner' Wionatt gu erbaIten.
Nue 9itieni9sn. melhe oieier Wnororutg fi4t na4s
tommen, msroen Der Sanitdts' Bebbrot ~angtJet9t.
103-l6) Spbn HB. DapiS. Yraf.
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8tibnt>B nurNinaz 6nus.

Sute Soit. reinIibs Settrn in bslen 9erGumi8en Sim.
'1er1 lnb quite B~eotcnun9 itnoct man Or. ia. fdups
perffrahs, bel Sb. &chrpbt. ll5 -2O)
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SerIanat.

Gin orotltltdcs WiGobrn bon IA bis Is Sabren ,ur
(tl5-6)
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-16
Minister Picard InteFvieued-S Sig
nidcant Admissions-The Young
Republic Unable TO Cope with
Prussia-Foreedt TO Fight Germany
without Cause OF Quarrel.
Especial TO the Herald.

LONDON, September l4.-Our Paris
correspondent telegraphs that last night
he had an interview with Ernest Picard,
Minister of Finance, who said the Gov
ernment of Defense, of which he is an
humble member, deplores the horrible
necessity of carrying on war that the
Empire had provoked, and from which
the Republic would gladly escape.
Neither France or the Government to-
day had aught against Prussia
or Germany, and was forced to
tight both without cause of quarrel
even, and without hope Of escape from
one of the most cruel trials ever Provi-
dence visited on any people; that this
government earnestly desired to with
draw from this frightful war, and turned
its eyes on every side for some friendly
mediator. 1t touched his heart 70 hear
that the American GOvernmenI had
made a Christian effort to stay the
wicked waste of life, but he regarded
with wonder and horror the fact that
Prussia turned deaf ear to all repre-
sentations regarding the Irresponsible
ity Of the Republic for the
war. He knew not whether Prussia
sought to war on the young Republic,
so guiltless Of otfense against that gov
ernment, and added that words would
be puerile to conceal the inability Of
a government now scarcely week old
to contend with any chance Of success
with so great force as that engaged
against France. The Empire left her
without an army, arms or money The
capital was soon to be surrounded by
hundreds Of thousands of highly
trained men with only its citizens to
protect it. Would it, said he, "add
to the glory of Prussia to fight against
these citizen.soldiers, most of whom
never had a musket in their hands till
a week ago aud who were by their man
hood compelled to stand on the de-
fensive? If Prussia kept the field
and bid France come forth and
fight her, though utterly unprepsred for
such a struggle, yet that woula have
manly about it. Bat to set
her armies on city crowded With wo-
men and children, only protected by
halfarmed husbands and fatherS-if
that was considered fair human conduct
by the King, then Paris had only to
submit to her fate and perish, calling
on heaven to witness that they had not
provoked their martyrdom 1t was not
an exaggerated notion Of honor that
drove the citizens of Paris to make an
effort for defense against such fearful
odds, but simply in order to retain
hold on the sympathy and respect Of the
world by falling manfully at the thres-
hold OF their homes that they could not
save from outrage and desolation.
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Boat Race at Montreal.

MONTREAL, September l5.-The In
ternational boat race took place this
afternoon. The weather was fine, with q
light breeze. The crews started at six
teen minutes past five, at the firing OF
guns, amid tremendous cheering.
The Tyne crew rowed naked TO the
waist. The St. Johns wore fancy shirts
Both crews dipped oars at the same
time. After few sweeping strokes, the
Tyne took the lead At 100 yards the
Tyne seemed to increase the lead, row.
ing well within themselves with a splen,
did stroke. At quarter of mile the
st. Johns drew up little, but the Tyne
put on a tremendous squirt; the boat
jumped out OF the water at eve2y stroke.
At half a mile the Tyne czew were a
length ahead and gradually creeping
forward, and working like machines.
The St. Johns crew seemed to be row.
ing waiting race. On turning the
buoy the Tyne led by three lengths,
and on the home stretch rowed an un-
paralleled pace, with the precision OF
automatons, winning the race ~ six
clear lengths fine Time. Al minutes
and 10 seconds.
The winners were received with the
widest enthusiasm. The people seemed
mad with excitement.
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Episcopal Convention I'm Chicago

EptscopaI Convention I'm Chicago.
CHICAGO, September l5.-At its even
ing session last night the Episcopal Dio
cese proposed the following amendment
to its canons: No clergyman shall re-
sort to civil court or tribunal for the
purpose Of arresting, impending OF
avoiding any ecclesiastical proceedings
against him. The penalty for viola
ton of this article shall be suspension,
ipse facto, from the functions Of the min,
istry. Silence followed the reading OF
this amendment to the canons, and not
until the bishop arose to put the ques-
ton did any member indicate wish to
discuss it. After a debate, which was
participated in by DR.. Powers, Rev Mr..
Sullivan, Rev. C. c. Abbott and others
against it and by Judge Otis. Rev.
Mr.. Williams and others in favor Of it,
a division Of the question was callei
for, and that part was adopted by con-
siderable majority which expresses dis
approval of the appeal to the civil
courts. The vote on the remainder Of
the resolution was then called for by
orders. The ministerial vote was, for
adoption, p against !; the lay vote
was tie, and the bishops declared the
amendment lost on account OF the non
concurrence Of the orders.
The Council of Columbus, Ohio, ar
rived in this city this morning, and to-
day have been examining our various
public works as guests Of our City
Council.
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Position Of the Germans ~ 10 the
Government Of Defense.
Especial TO the Tribune.

LONDON, September IA cores
pondent of the Tribune telegraphs from
Berlin on the l4th: On trustworthy
authority ! can give the position of the
Germans. The National Defense Coy
ernment in Paris, existing de .tdcto, is OF
no validity de j,re, and Prussia cannot
nor will she treat with it. When Paris
is taken, the Senate and Corps Legisla,
tif, with the Regency Government dC
j,re can, and it is expected will, resume
their sessions, and appoint commission
to accept terms of peace, and the En-
press can return. When peace has
been concluded Napoleon will be re-
leased anu France left free to have an
Emperor, or such other government as
its people want.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-16
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York Yesterday
at ll4!
Suits were commenced Yesterday in
the United States Circuit Court at Gin
cinnati hy District Attorney Bateman,
on behalf OF the United States Of Amer
lea, for the recovery of $1,OOO,000 OF
taxes and penalties against the various
whisky men and their surcties in III e
Third Ohio District
The case of Mrs. Wise, widow Of the
late Rector of Christ Church, against
the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company, of New jersey, was decided
in the Howard County Circuit Court for
the plaintiff. for the sum Of 81 ,564.
The company had refused to pay the
amount OF the policy on the ground OF
the i'll health Of Wise before the insur,
ance was effected.
The Democrats nominated Judge
Wm. F. Lockwood, of Toledo, for rep
resentative in Congress from the Tenth
District, of Ohio, yesterday. .
The foundry of the Lehigh Crane
Iron Company, at Catasaqua, Pa, was
burned yesterday Loss heavy; insur'
ance only $1,000. The company will re-
place it with a larger structure.
| At the session Of the Grand Chapter
at Cincinnati, on Wednesday. Charles
c. Keifer, of Dayton. was elected Grand
High Priest; Joshua A Riddle o
Wellsvi!le, Deputy Grand High Priest
William F. Rundenstein, Of Massillou
Grand King. In the Grand Counci
the old officers were reelected.
Two men were arrested at Cincinnati
and taken 10 Chicago, Wedn,sia!
night charged with having procuret
$500 in gold on the strength OF gal
vanized lead, deposited with Enos
Bowen d Co, of that city.
The boiler of Laird, Norton a Co.
steam saw mill, at Winona, MINI, eS
ploded on Wednesday and killed tn
fireman, Michael Burns, and thre
others were seriously wounded. Los:
$1,000
Betting on the championship at Nor
trealis about even. Money is freely o
tered on both sides 1t is estimate
, that there are $4,000 strangers in tn
city. The race will probably be pos
,oned on account Of the heavy wind.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-16
The provisional government refused to
listen to any proposition for the surren,
der of French territory.

The provisional government refused to
listen to any proposition for the surren
der Of French territory.
LONDON, September l5,-The Das
Ne,os of this morning contains letter
from Berlin, giving the views OF the
Prussian Government. The writer says
Prussia will not negotiate with the pres
ent Government at Paris. Prussia pro.
poses, first to accept Paris Regency and
Senate. Second, Corps Legislatif will
then be summoned, who will be expect.
d to name the Commissioners to treat on
the Prussian basis. When this treaty
is signed, Napoleon will be released and
France will be left free to choose her
own Government. g,
LONDON, September l5.-There is in.
tense eagerness to hear from Paris and
Rome. The news from the latter place
is scarcely less interesting than that
from Paris q =
The blockade of the Elbe mas been
raised and vessels are now passing freely.
Steamers from England to France and
Germany will resume the service imme-
diately. A mail from Paris is hoped
for to-day r."
LONDON, September l5.-The officers
of the Bank of England to-day made q
further reduction in the minimum rate
of discount Of one-half per cent The
rafe j. now 3 per cent.