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MISSOURI.

Meeting Of the st. Louis BARR esoiuiions on
the Death Of Miss Barke lOa -Congressionsl
N0miuuti0n.
81. LOUIS, Sept. IA, 1870.
At a meeting OF the members Of the bar here to-
day, 10 take action in regard to the death OF Miss
Lemma Barkeloa, n young female attorney, of St.
Louis who recently died, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Resolved. That in the death Of Miss Lcmna Barkcoa
deplors tho loss the first OF her admitted
bar Missouri that in her erdon, industry enterprise
have regret the loss of who in the morning
bid fair reflect credit profession q new
honor upon her that sympathy
be extended to the relatives OF deceased.
This is the 1rst meeting OF the Kind ever held In
the United States and was largely attended.
Mr.. G. A. Finkelnburg was reDOmInated for Con-
gress by the republicans OF the Second district to-.
day.
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THE INDIANS.

The Indian Commissioner for IdnhO-Tke Ma
vajocs Of New Mcxic0-Ncw Treaty with
the Osagcs.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Ia, 1870.
DR.. W. r. Cady, who Has been commissioned
agent for the Bannock, Boise, Brunneau and West
ern Shosone Indian tribes in Idaho, will not leave
for his new post OF duty for several weeks as the
department does not desire him TO leave his position
as chief clerk OF the indian Bureau at present.
Reports OF the Navajoe Indians Of New Mexico
state that excellent crops Of wheat and corn have
been made by them during the past season. Their
agent hopes the government Will supply them.wth
rations their supplies OF beef fail in November,
and II they be thrown on their own resources II Is
not known what will follow.
Secretary Cox to-day received the following tele-
gram:
81. LOUIS, NO., Sept. Ia, 1870.
After three weeks earnest consultation the agreed
to the act OF Congress providing for the sale of their lands
their old council ground mt Drule creek All
OF the tribes and large Of white settlers
No presents other temptations
duced The beraly OF the terms allowed
induced them consent The chiefs eloquent
brought forward treaties and medals OF the government
Of Jefferson to Lincoln guaran ing them
perpetual possession of their lands They mpored
like the others.
The citizens hanging white who were
robbug the Indians The best Of feeling Southern
Kansas the resnlt. VINCENT COLLYER.
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VINCENT Coll YER writes to Secretary Cox
that the Usage Indians have gladly, and In
tact enthusiastically, accepted the new act of
Congress selling their lands in Kansas and
removing them to the Indian Territory. They
made known their acceptance in council on
Brule creek, where they touchingly exhibited
all the Presidential medals they had received
since the days Of Jefferson, and where, Mr..
Colyer adds, no presents or other temptations
were offered them. We are little suspicious
OF these demonstrations. When Indians gush
Or become sentimental there is generally
some rascally scheme Of treachery and mur-
der at the bottom Of it. 1t may even be that
they have already fully concocted diabolical
plot to scalp oil the Peace Commissioners
who so confdingly trust in these empty de-
monstrstions. If Mr.. Collyer has good CON-
bany of soldiers at his back be may believe in
tAam, hut not otherwise.
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Aessed . most favorable impression. Mr..
Ashbury Is good yachtmsn and takes bis do
bats gamely. He came to try his vessel
Vith American crafts, and his Welcome here BY
eur yachtmen was dessrvedly hearty aud
handsome. Courage and perseverance must
ever win esteem. Let MS hope the reception
accorded to the owner Of the Cambria will not
Tail to make an impression on his fellow yacht
men across the water. The same kindness and
consideration will be extended to all, and we
can only hope that during next season at least
half dozen English yachts instead Of one will
participate in our annual contests. This would
add considerably to the interest and excite
ment of tho cruise and the various races that
take place during the months Of August, Sep
tember and October while the result would
doubtless. afford mutual instruction.
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MAINE.
T'hc Censr,ii RaiIrond Troabfes

BANGOR, Me-, Sept. IA, 1870.
Chief Justice Appleton today denied tho applica.
ton for an injunction upon the Name Central Rail-
road Company, to restrain them from altering the
gauge Of the road from broad to narrow gauge,
as asked for John Ware, che Court holding the pro.
posed change Of gauge would not necessarily be al
Of waste injury to property such as to ca for
thet Interference Of the Court by an Injunction.
w. q. Crosby. In behalf OF Nathan Cummings and
filed bill In equity praying for an Injunction
against the Maine Central Railroad and the drec-
tors against the carrying out of the contract OF con
soidatiOn with the Portland and Kennebec Rail.
road also against the building from Danvllle juno
ton to the limo OF the Portland and Kennebec
change OF gauge and for the appointment Of re.
ceivers for the second Tuesday VI 0ctOhAr dxsd
upon at Portland foy heaviag.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Morry MARKET. -IioN NDoN, Sept IA 80 M
Consos closed at ~, Tor money 92 the account
American securities steady. United States bonds
1852 81; 1885, old. 81 1885, ss tenfores, s. Stocks quiet
Erie Railway shares S; Illinois Cenras ll2 Atlantic aud
Great Western, 23
FRANKFORT BoUnse-FnANKronT, Sept. H-Uni,ed
ing.
LryaapooL COTTON MARKxr.--LrvrApooy, Sept IL
43D r. M.Thc cotton market closed Mddinc hollands
9Sd mddng Orleans, 9s4d The sales Of the day have
and speculation.
LryrRpooL BsKApsrurrs MAnKrr.-LrvEnroor Sept
n.--The market is 6rmcr at
LWEErooL PRovIsIoSs MARxrr.-LfvrKrooI- Sept.
p. MCheese 61s cwt. for the grades
quiet
LONDON PRODUCE MAKKEr.-LONpOr. Sept M-L,n.
Resd OIL buoyAns. E32 b. S2 to psg ton. TAow quiet
and steady.
PsrROLRUM MARxxr-ANrwrxr. ssyA N--Pseo's'un 10
tSa ~ ~. y Ak for saQt%rd whHe.
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TENNESSEE.

Terrible Fiuaic rO n Friendly Gnnc.-Two
Men shot.
MEMPHIS Sept. IA, 1870
terrible affair occurred at Shelby station on tile
Memphis and Louisville Railroad last evening, be-
tween Samuel Dickey, planter, and George Elem.
ing, livery stable keeper, over game or ten pins.
The matter was thought 10 have been adjusted.
Dickey went To an adjoining store and prepared 10
go hunting Fleming entered the door armed with
dOube-barrei shot gun, and taking deliberate aim
fred, lodging the contents or the gun into Dickey
Dckey In turn levelled his gun aud nred killing
Fleming Instantly. Dickey then fell back ana ex.
pired. The AFFAIR caused great excitement.
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NATIONAL CARPENTERS AVID JoiNeRS UNION.

During the last two days the National Union Of
carpenters anu oiuers have been 10 session ut
LOOMS Hall, New Haven, Conn. There are repre-
sented at the meeting the New England States,
Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey, and several
Western states. The Union was occupied during
yesterday with appointing various committees and
hearing the reports OF tho president, viceprcsident
treasurer, secretary and general organizer. During
yesterday the members were occupied with the re-
ports or officers. Resolutions IN. favor of ipde-
pendent political action and I'm opposition to the
Introduction OF cooley labor were introduced and
referred. They viii be acted upon to-day.
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GERMANY.

Socialism and DcmOcracy--Savans In the
Field-ExecutiSe Consolidation.
BERLIN, Sept. IA, 1870.
party Of socialists at Brunswick, who were In
trigung against the Prussian throne have been sent
to prison on the Russian frontier.
German scholars are accompanying the army in
order to search theibraries OF cathedraa GOWNS for
documents relative to niedlaval hist0iy.
The German cabinets arc considering the means to
achieve national governmental unity
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BELGIUM.

France Not in Exact Accord-Thc Cabinet.
BRUSSELS, Sept. IA, 1870.
Belgium has as yet received no formal notification
OF the establishment Of the French republic
Further Cabinet changes have taken place. One
of the representatives from Eamur, In the Chamber
has been appointed Minister of Public Works.
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Correspondence Between the POpo and tn
Kinx-The POpe's Alternative.

Correspondence Between the Popo and tho
Kina-The POpe's Alternative.
LONDON, Sept. IA, 1870.
A special correspondent writing to the HERALD
from the headquarters Of the Italian army at Terni
on the 10th inst. siys:---
Senior Matino passed through this place returning
from Rome, taking only an autograph letter from
the King to the PontiG, In which the King simply
stated that considering the important events that had
occurred he had thought 1t HE duty to occupy
the Papal territory, promising to tho Pontif
the free exercise Of his spiritual Office. According to
Cadorna's information Senior Mattno had been re-
cevcd by the Pope, who said, "When the Kings
troops enter will declare myself prisoner Car
dorna believes that the Pope ordered the troops not
to resist the Italian government, and that he ar.
IDENTITY desires to avoid bloodshed.
Colonel Chanette, commander OF the Papal forces
Notwithstanding the Pope's order, threatens to o.
pose the Italians. His force Is concentrated near
Monte Facone. where defensive WORKS are thrown
up.
THE POPE'S ARMY.
The PapaI army amounts to seventeen thousand
well armed and equipped soldiers, having Reming-
ton muskets and several mtrnllleuses. The
Zouaves threaten TO massacre the people u gen.
eral rising occurs.
ITALY CANNOT REcEDE.
Cadorno told noe that il any act Of brutality Is
committed they Will kill the foreign troops to the
last man. the natives VIII be treated as brothers.
Three divisions OF the Italian army are encamped
Ternl. asked Cardono II there wasiany chance
OF their Low abandoning the enterprise. He stared
aid exclaimed. 'Don't yOu the spirit of the army
and the people To draw back now would be to
ruin the government"
ANToNELLI's POLICY OF MISERABLE Manuscript
THE ITALIAN AGITATION INCREASING.
special correspondent writes to the HERALD
from Florence 11th instant. The answer sent by
San Martino from the Pope proves to be utterly
illegible. The Cabinet vainly endeavOred to de-
cipher the despatch. 1t is believed be trick OF
Antonel TO gam time
Some fear IL expressed that the Pope will embark
on the English 1ron-clad now at Vecchia for Ant
werp; but ir is generally believed That he will
retire to villa Cnstel GondOlfo.
Popular impatience is daily increasing.
JULES FAvRE's POLICY.
It Is affirmed that Jules Favre opposes the march
to Rome considering the September Convention
still binding.
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S PAIN.

Peace sympathy with America.
MADRID, Sept IA, 1870.
The press Of Spain generally eulogizes the peace
efforts made by the United States government.
Sehor Castelar,, the noted republican leader, has
specially eloquent article on that subject the DIS.
c1tSst0n.
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IRELAND.

Fenian Asitniion--stratexy Against a Bank.
LONDON Sept I4, 1870.
The Fenians are apparently quite active again.
The police recently discovered ana seized some
Fenian documents at Cork, Ireland. One OF these
was plan for piIashng the Branch Bank OF Ireland.
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Whai win Iii. HoIines. Dot

WHM VIII Inv dOIIheSs UOF
LONDON, Sept. IA, 1870.
The Pope contemplatcs retiring to the Tyrol
The proposition OF Italy to his Holiness ia the same
that was acceptable in 1861, and later.
According 10 another despatch received here the
Pope has decided 10 remain at the Vatican.
He has recorded his protest with the diplomatic
corps at Rome against the invasion OF the Pont1cal
States BY the Italian army.
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Died.

OUINY.-.Afcr short Illness, ON Wednesday Sep
tember H. WILLIAM B. QUINN, at his residence 2l0
East Seventy-nintb street, in the 3lst year of hD
age.
Further notice Of the funeral Will he gwen
For other DelthS ses Eighfh PIDel
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Drvoe's Kerosene Oi.-Warrauted Safe,
and superior In ali respects to ordinary oil For sale
sealed five and gnons expressly for family
use; also in barrels by DEvOE MANUFACrURIEa con.
PANY, lit fulton street, New York.
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ENGLAND.
Fs.rssi Accident to (. Railroad rssiu.

FsaxTal Accident to = Railroad Tssfn.
LONDON, Sept ", Ig7o.
Dreadful ralir0ad accident occurred at Tam
worth IN the county Of Stafford, this morning. Tho
train known a. the "Irish Mai" which left Holy
head, Wales, bate last night when entering Tam
worth wss thrown from the track by q misplaced
switch. The entire train. mostly composed OF pas
senger coaches, was plunged into the Trent river
Thus far the bodies OF the engineer and four pas-
sengers have been recovered. There IL much oonfu-
sion at the OF the disaster and it Ia almost @
possible 70 get correct account.
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For Restoring Gray Hair To Ifs GrirtnrR
COLOR srengten and increasing Its growth. CHINA
LIER'S LIFE FOR HAIR has no equal.
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SCOTLAND.
A Violeut G0Ie.

EDINBURG, Sept IA, 1870.
violent storm is reported In the north Of Scot.
land, which caused the destruction Of . large
amount OF property
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MIR. Olsrssis ON Tho Europo.a Criri~.


MIR. Oisr&slo ON tho Europoau CRISIS.
LONDON, Sept. IA Midnight.
Mr. Dasraeit delivered an address tonight before
the Buckinghamshire Agricultural Association ut
AyesDury. The principal people Of the county were
present and the hall was crowded. Mr.. Disraeu.
after attin2 remarks on the harvest and kindred
topics. passed to tho consideration OF political
afairA Ha congratulated England for having by
parliamentary and other reforms removed oil OPP
portunies Of internal disquiet, that she was now
In condition to witness unuoved vanishing en-.
plres aud rising republics.
The United States Friaaie Franikiin-.Adva ance-
ment Of Science.
LONDON, Sept. IL, 1870.
The United States flagship Franklin Ia the object
Of attention ana curiosity. Her crew ara much ad-
mired for their activity. skill and powerful physique
The Admiralty havo decided TO adopt the practice.
which has been noticed on the Franklin, OF arming
tho meu with breech-loadiug pistols Instead Of
revolvers.
At the opening OF the British Association for the
Advancement Of Science Professor Huxley, the
chairman. delivered an address, which was highly
praised by the press.
Captain Raymond Rodgers. Of the steamship
Franklin, Is In London. His ship will remain some
weeks ut Portsmouth.
Murat Halstead has left London.
The mails started tonight for Paris; none have
arrived from there.
General Huzen arrived yesterday and LEFT for the
German headquarters, General Bernstorn having
telegraphed to Count Bismarck for pass
Doncaster Races-The Derby Favorite.
LONDON Sept. H. 1870.
To-day Ia the second day OF the Doncaster Septcm-
Der meeting. The chief feature the race for the
ST. Leger Stakes Of 26 sovereigns each, for three
yearolds. the owner OF the second horse receive
300 soveregns and the third LOO sOveregns; closed
| with 23s subscribers. The race was won by Haw-
thornden. The following Is the summary
\ Mr.. Heene's b. c. Hawthornden, by Lord Clitden,
OUT OF B0nny Blnk.
| Lord Falnouth's b. G. Kingcraft by King Tom,
out of WOOdcraft. 2
Lord Falm0uth's br T. Wheat Ear, by Young Mel
bourne, out OF Swallow. Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. Mcrry's b. c. King OF the Forest, by Scottish
! Chief, out OF 1ioness, which won the Champagne
| Stakes, is the favorte for the Derby Of ls7L
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Every Genuine Bottle of Congress- Wntc~
has large "C raised upon the glass None genuine
draught Depot ~ Chambers street
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A.-Fa!I style of Gentiemen's silk Hats.--
Ts the Of season, ready for inspection
sale at EspENsCHEiDS Manufscturer, No. lIs Nsssass
PR n
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TBLBGRAPHIC NEWS
r n O. M
ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD
Italian Report Of the Ad-
vance to Rome.
.~0~~~~~s>A>~~~-~~~>~v->~~>
Proclamation Of the Republic In Face Of
an Obstinate Pope.
Tine PaIal ZOuavcs Defeated
I'm Fight.
~~~-~S~.~~~~-~~~-...-.
WHAT THE POPE MAY DO.
FENIAN AGITATION I'M IRELAND.
WHAT THE POPE NAY DO.
FENIAN AGITATION I'M IRELAND.
ITALY AND ROME.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW York HERALD.

National JOY ut tho Freedom Of ROmc-Con-
soldntion of the KsngdOm-The Pope Obsti-
nase-Provincial I" Risings'' OF tl,c People.
LONDON, Sept. H. 1870.
Ihave special teiegrams from Florence and Rome,
the dispatches bearing date Of the 18th inst don-
day.. at night.
In Florence Minister LAMA received deputation
Of the people, who came express tho gratitude Of
the nation to the King for the delivery Of the people
Of the Roman States from the civil rule Of the Pope.
Intense excitement, taking the shape OF popular
rejoicngs prevails all over Italy account Of the
event OF the accomplishment Of she unity OF the
kingdom by incorporation Of Rome under the royal
flag.
From Rome have report to the eject that the
Pope stil-Monday night-repudated all the pro-
positions which were MADE in behalf os the King OF
Italy for an arrangement on temporal affairs with
the head or the Church.
The reports Of popular tisings at Nice and Meu.
tone are confirmed
At both places the French authorities have been
deposed, prisoners released ana the Italian republic
proclaimed.
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FRANCE.

Fatal Accident 60 an American.
/ PARIS Sept IA, 1870.
Nj. j. c. Kendall, an American. is named as one
who lately lost his life wuie trying to ascend Mont
Bano>
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Diabetes, Observation-Disclosures Water u a
certain Tor IT, Depot, As ClT street.
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A.--Hcrrinx's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2oi broadway, corner Murrxv atrsN.
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American Wsith1m Watches
nj lowest prices.
FULLER 4 CO., ~ John street. New YORK.
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Hopeful News.

LONDON, Sept. If--P. NJ
The nest reports from the scene OF the railway
accident at Tamworth were gross exaggerattons. A
later despatch from Tamworh says no passengers
are uusslng aud none were badly hurt
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italian Omcial Reports.

IIauuO Omc1nl aepOrISs
FLORENCE, Sept. 13-Evening.
The following o11cial news is jusr made public:-
The Papal troops have evacuated the town OF Ter
recina. The Italians were warmly welcomed
at Vterbo and elsewhere ON their appearance In the
Pontldcai territory. The Papal troops frsternIzed
with the Italian soldiers
General Cadorna's advance southwark fronl vlter.
DO was stopped for time at Oivlta Castel ana The
Papal Zouaves forming the garrison In the castle
that place opened fre ON the Italians. battle en-
sued, which lasted about an hour, when the Pontin
cal force surrendered. They were then taken to
Spoleto as prisoners Of war.
Several places have been occupied by the italian
troops Mt the request Of the citize ns.
Frosinone has been evacuated by the Papal forces.
which Lieutenant General Angeottis Of the Italian
forces now occupies.
Lieutenant General Biyio holds Corneto, about
twelve miles from Gvita Vecchia.
The fourth corps left Civita Casteilana late last
night after reducing the castle This force IL now
marching on Rome
A. a late hour OF tho evening to-day the Pope de-
cided not to 90 to Malta
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Get Rid 0r u Cold mt Once by Usiug Jay~e's
ExPECToRANr q certain euro for all Pulmonary and
bronchial Affections. Sold everywhere.
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Tho schools are Now Opeu.-Tho Public
school season for the Of ls07f and brg faced
rhns VIII be vending their way to the halls o. sI
few teachers and scholars VIII
hats caps purchased at tho celebrated emporium or
KNOX. tho halter Ne 22 Broadway at most raayop"is>
prices.
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large number OF claims for pay have been Hlcd
in the Fifth Auditors Office by parties who acted rs
assistant assessors in the South during the years
1855 and 1866 but who unable to take the pre-.
scribcd OATH For sucn Congress made provision at
It's last session. and fast as the accounts bo
examined they ordered to be paid. Not so, how.
ever, with tho assistant marshas of the census of
1860 or this class there are quite a number who
were cut OH from receiving their pay by the break.
Ing out OF the rebellion, and only those who eau
take the oath required by the Secretary OF the In
terror enabled TO draw the amount due. Possibly
Congress may pass RELIEF act It's next session.
YanlseedOm Outwiitcd-A shrcwd Southern
Dodge.
The Internal Revenue officers In the South are
now called upon to bring to Justice tobacco manu-.
fact,irers who oil their stamps they can be easily
removed and reused. The Collector at Columbus,
Miss, has forwarded specimens OF the greasy work,
and there is little doubt but what this system Of de-
fraudng Is largely practiced In that once rebeious
locality.
Direct Amportati0ns 20 Inland Cities.
Inder the provisions Of che act extending facjli.
ties for the transportation Of goods ia bond In.
land cities, the President is authorized to appoint
appraisers Of imported merchandise at each Of the
ports enumerated. not now provided 1or by law,
al salary OF $4,000 per annum. The ports TO
be provided for are Providence, Norfolk Buffalo,
chicago, Cincinnati, 81. Louis. Evansville, NIL
waukee, Louisville, Cleveland, Portland, oregon:
Memphis and Mobile. Az the law goes into effect
on the lst Of October applicants for the posi-
tiohs are busy presenting their claims, and
the usual batch OF papers deemed neces-
sary to forufy each individual applicant I'm
gaining his point are being received daily at
the Treasury Department. Besides these appoint
ments wcighcrs, gaugers, measurers and inspectors
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DIRECTORY FOE ADVERTISERS.

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