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GIL CITY ArvERTISl.MLE4s.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-At about 4 o'clock this
morning the Pacific express-train which left New
York Saturday night the Pennsylvania Central
and Pittsburgh and Chicago Railways reached crossing
about ten miles east Of Valparaiso, Ind it was suddenly
thrown from the track by the displacement OF rail- and
the locomotive and secOndcas passengecar were pre-
cinitated down embankment some IS feet. Engineer
samuel Schlage and Fireman L. Hancock were both
buried under the engine II took an hour or more TO dig
them out. Schlage died in few minutes after being
rescued and Hancock is badly injured that he can
survive but few hours The passengers in the second
class all less hurt, but seriously.
No one was injured in the scass and sleepn geOaches
aid that the accident caused by the removal OF
rail the track by man living near In revenge for
the loss Of a which had been killed by train, and
for which the railroad-eOmpany declined 10 pay.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

squadron in the North Sea causes the Germans TO
again remove the lights and restore the tOrpedoes
and other obstacles in the Elbe. The squadron in
the North Sea is accompanied by nat-bottomed boats
The Germans apprehond mischief The North Ger
man Lloyds steamer Frankfurt, which left New
York on the 2Sth of September, arrived safely at
Bremen on Saturday evening. She reports having
encountered no French gunboats. Later dates from
Rio Janeiro announce that the German schooners
Lucia and ConcOrdia have been captured by the
French gunboat Hamelin.
The Hamburg American steamer Thuringa, while
proceeding from Greenock to Hamburg was pur-
sued by several vessels of the French feet. In
escaping she ran down collier, which Immediately
sunk No lives were lost.
The correspondent of The Times, writing from Ber-
lin, says the bombardment Of St. Cloud is condemned
by the sem-ofical and evening papers as an act of
vandalism, committed by the very ones who deplore
the necessity for bombarding Paris.
The Empress dowager Of Brazil has contributed
1000 lorins for the relief of the German wounded.
The journals of Vienna are nearly unanimous in IA
vor Of German unity.
Among the captives by the Prusslans at Orleans
few davs ago, were several soldiers belonging to
corps with the novel name of The Body-Guard Of
the Republican Government"
The Cologne Gdsoe reports that the rinderpest not
only prevails in the camps but is raging in 40 or so
places in the Rhine Valley, and has also broken out
in Brandenburg. Sheep are also affected by the
disease.
On the 10th inst. a bomb fired from Fort Mont du
Valeren fell in the bedroom Of Napoleon l., at St.
Cloud, destroying the famous mirrors. French
flag captured at Metz has been forwarded to King
William before Paris by Prince Frederick Charles.
The capture Of Seasons opens a second railway
IL, Drno will INIT To af
once. The other line only reached to Meaux.
NJ Kern. the Swiss Embassador has informed his
Government that thes Corps iDplomatique will re-
main in Paris for the present Gen. Won Rosen-
burg succeeds the Grand Duke of Mecklinburg in
the government Of Rheims
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
NETWORK, TUESDAY OCTOBER Is, 1870

the Cathedral among the first. To oil externai appear
IL IL unnjured. The spire is as ATTRACTIVE
spectacle ever hut II has boon struck In more pa'o
than one Tho cross it's summit appears 10 nave
been touched by proectie. II loans TO one sue S
OF the ornamental work has been carried away anu !"
Of the side towers portion Of the stone stairway
has been destroyed The outer roof Of The nave mas e
burned the windows have here and there beeh pleeVu
with balls, but the famous clock has escaped
and the Cathedral is the whole IN exeeeh' oonu'
To this place the German soldiers hasened as soon -
they got here They ascended the tower they eNIoic
the interior The officers were as eager as INC ii'u
not only 10 see the renowned Cathedral, but also 70
learn the truth as to the damage done IL. Al WIN
whom I conversed expressed their satisfaction at
the comparative unmportance OF the INJURY III
lloted They would have lamented the destruction Oh
the Cathedral quite as sincerely as the suashourgers
Themselves II ia the belief OF the latter that INC
destruction OF the Cathedral one OF She designs Oh
the besiegers More than German artillery orncer
assured me that orders daily given TO carefully
avoid firing in such way would either damage OF
endanger the Cathedral. Other public buildings nov"
ever have not escaped. The Prefecture, the tneater
and the church library, Of which the wordrehoWhed
library formed part representedb by pare Walls
have described the appearance OF the quarter "ch
I saw when entered the city, but this is mol more
amentabe spectacle than that presented by the quarter
adjoining the Porte dcs Pierres.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
THE SHAY-NOLEN HOMICIDE.
CORoNER's INoUEsT-ARREsT OF Ex-DIsrRIcT-
ATTORNEY WM. b. MANN.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.-Much popular in
terest has been shown to-day in the Official investigation
into the shooting John Nolen, during the attack
the Board OF Return Judges Thursday last. The
wounded died from his injuries Sunday morning.
and the hearing held by the Coroner this afternoon
Ex-DstrictAttorney Vim. b. Manu. learning that war
rant had been issued against him accessory TO the
murder hastily returned from pleasure trip in his
yacht down the Delaware and was present with Alex
ander Crawford the Judge who fired the shot. Warrants
issued for the arrest Of IcMun and Ahrn, bat II
occasions surprise that these desperadOes have not
yet been arrested
The Mayor anticipating trouble ordered out details Of
police from all the stations and prepared TO stretch
ropes across Ffthst. No disturbances occurred, how
ever.
The evidence given corroborates the account already
published in THE TRIBUNE Ahern, McMum, and Nolen
unawfuy broke into the occupied by the Return
Judges and ptted themselves against Crawford
who had wrested pistol from Ahern while the latter
caught between the doors. NOlen threw HlttOOn
at Crawford, which the latter lodged As the former
he must defend himself and the latter fred the shot
which caused NOen's death. Before tho hearing was
concluded Col Mann brought before Judge Allison
writ OF habeas corpus. Lewis C. Cassidy, and otner
able counsel appeared his sde while prominent cti-
zens representing 100000 OF property have ored 10
enter bail for him. The courtroom was crowded with
highyintelligent audience including several hundred
members OF the bar. go
At late hour the Jury adjourned till tomorrow, with
out a verdict Judge Allison discharged Col. Mann un-
cOndtionay, primd acd case had been made out
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
ru0MAa HIrGHES AT ITHACA.

ITHACA, n. Y, Oct. l5.-Thomas Hughes,
NJ p and company arrived at Cornell University this
afternoon reception took place in the great hall OF
the University In the evening at which over COO students
and zoo citizens present. Having been introduced
by the President Mr. White, Mr. Hughes spoke at length
his remarks ecitinG hearty applause. He commenced
by saying that while riding the hill he remarked to
his friend Goodwin Smith that he believed this was me
ouly University in the world set upon hill but That bls
friend mentioned Hedeburg occupying an elevated
site However, he believed Cornell not Ouly stood on
hill but stood high mental eminenoe. He believed
founded upon the right principles and the
right stuff 20 make IL great among the Unverte, on the
world He spoke Of the scholarship the intellectual
strength OF the faculty and mentioning Goodwin Smith
as having done good for their University (O1forU
than any other person known to the speaker.
Then addressing himself to the students, he said me
college depended them more than on any one else 10
establish its reputatiOn advised them not % neglect
their athletic sports cultivate the physical man as well
as the mental He spoke warmly ~ the Union soldier,
and said that late struggle had placed rs first among
the nations OF the earth and that we were now In po-
stion 10 do more general good than perhaps any other
country: that the educational mind OF England looked
toward cornell the educational center OF America. he
closed with thanks for the warm reception.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

VIM McKaig, jr. son of Col Mckaig. was shot
dss in Cumberland MI yeeriay by young rAsel Black
A freight train on the Grand Trunk Railroad
amauh station demoas Is ea load
81 stb sheep cattle and general merchandise
d G.. Leavitts stable was burned Sunday,
together u horses several Injured by the ians
walls samuel Cooper had three ribs broken and suffered other 9
Which may prove fatal
During the storm on Lake Michigan. on satur.,
kcuses overheard from the schooner
Capt Thonpson cf schooner frnihn Sas % a
Haven, Ach o.,
. Yesterday an explosion occurred at tns tnmsaye
Oh WORKS Pi-hurgh Peun eaulei by P.A s-re
oil barrels OF
nrorei Los $50 Insurance ssrera None
seriously hurt
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18


LIVES LosT-A PORTION OF CARDENAs LAID
wAsTB-wMENsE LOSS OF PROPERTY.
HAVANA, Monday, Oct. IT, 1870.
terrible hurricane prevailed in this island on
Friday night, which caused immense damage, es-
pecially at Matanzas and Cardenas.
At Matanzas a tidal wave caused an unprecedented
rise III two rivers, which inundated the intervening
ground which the railroad depots were situated,
and, when the receded, everything was swept
away by the returning tide. The depots trains,
passengers, and houses all disappeared. Two thou
sand persons said to have been lost The damage
to property was enormous.
But slight damage was DONE however, to the yes
sells and TO property in the city. Trees were pros
trated, but houses. In the country, the growing
cane and other crops were damaged.
The hurricane was disastrous in its effects at
Cardenas, the lower part Of the city being laid
waste. No particulars of the damage have been re-
ceiyed, the heavy weather rendering communication
by sea between Havana and Cardenas impossible
The interior of the island, back Of Cardenas and
Matanzas, is desolated The cane, being somewhat
backward this season, sustains less damage than
other crops. The hurricane was the seyerest which
has visited this island within a century.
The following is list Of the total wrecks at Ma
tanzas: Brig G. W. Barter Of New-York; bark Geo.
S. Hunt Of Portland; brig Charles L. (no such yes
sel-probably the Mary A. Chasel of Portland !;
schooner Edwin Of Bridgeport. The following yes
sells damaged Schooner Frank Palmer of Bath;
bark Mary.
There was great loss to cooperage and stock in
the warehouses on the low ground at Matanzas,
which were all destroyed.
The French mail steamer Darien has been los. Is
miles to the windward of Guantanamo. All hands
were saved.
The steamer Missouri sailed from this port for New
York. but when two miles off MORO Castle, encoun-
tered heavy seas, and was compelled to return.
The steamer of the British line. hence for st.
Thomas, obliged to put into Matanzas on ac-
count of the heavy weather.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Sks. BAZAINEs ENVOY AT VERSAILLES -
ANOTHER INTERVIEW BETWEEN BISMARCK
AND fAvRE PROBABLE-ANOTHER DEMON
ofkAIION BY THE FRENCH FLEET - TuE
DAMAGE AT ST. CLOUD.
LoNDoS Monday, Oct II, 1870.
lbe report that Gen. Boyer has left Metz for Yer
sAinee to negotiate surrender Of the fortress il
o'is1dered authentic in Brussels. The rumor that
negotiations are pending for peace, the basis of
'he ceasion Of Alsace and Luxemburg 10 Prussia is
also believed to be well founded, and it is stated
That another interview between Bismarck and Favre
u that end " II soon be held
The French heet is again assembling of Duukirk.
1hls fact coupled with the peeted arrival Of
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI

The Hon. Benjamin Vaughn Abbott, one Of the Com
mi sioners for the Revision OF the Statutes holding
daily sessions here, publishes card concerning the
effect OF the repeating clause in the Patent law,
which has been under consideration by the Commission
ers He states that the Patent law appears to
full effect the evident legislative purpose without
creating confusion IN other branches OF
he public service. The Commissioner concludes For
my self entered this detailed examination OF the
with apprehensions that the objections
positively urged against the act OF 1870 could Lot he
mounted by any rule OF legal construction; but these
AT prehensions have been wholly relieved The language
method Of statement employment by the act IL very
concise but s not too concise 10 afford trustworthy
guide"
The Treasury Department has received intelligence ot
the arrival ska Of the Revenue cutter Reliance Capt
selden from an extended cruise The Arctic Occan and
Behrng Sea, touching at important points along the
coast and performing duties OF great service 10 the Gov
ernment Capt seden had seized the schooner Louisa
Simpson in Kotzebue Sound for violating the Revenue
and Navigation laws. The would be tried at stka
the OF the holding OF Court there according to
late law Of Congress, otherwise the vessel would De
sent South for trial IL is stated that the coast OF Alaska
is yearly visited by numerous vessels engaged In Illicit
traffic, and the Revenue officers Will use all means
to break up the fraudulent business.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
CHINA.
sTILITY TO FOREIGNERS INCREASING
ISTER Low CENSURED.

HOSTILITY TO FOREIGNERS INCREAsING-MIN-
ISTER Low CENsURED.
SAN Francisco, Oct 17.-Advices from China
state that the uncasness among foreigners is Increasing
Mr. Hart and family have withdrawn from Pekin, and
others likely 10 follow The conduct Of Minister Low,
who resided in the hills since the massacre, and Of
MI Wade, no has never been at Pekin more than a.
hours at time is severely commented upon. The hos
ty OF the Chinese foreigners has been increasing
Gently. The United States frgate Colorado arrived at
Hong Kong Aug. 80.
Fresh ouages had been perperaed by the natives on
foreigners in Ku-Raug, and the missionaries were
eyerywh here threatened with violence and death.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
PERsoNALITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

~ Major Gen. Terry, commanding the Depart
ment Of the south . route for Atlanta
MIR. Alfred Phillips, father Of Adelaide Phil
lips. the vocalist, died yesterday, at Marshheh hass
Mrs Youngman of Franklin Grove, Lee
County H. fallen heir property Scotland worth s2oo
The Hon. Robert Ridgeway, member OF Con-
for the eh District and former ehor OF Ih A ded An
her.t County, Virginia at 3 o'clock at night
A number of Japanese of high rank arrived In
Francisco them the Prince Imperial the heir
70 the one being Of the ROYAL family Of Japan that
q y.r lef Japan.
The Fenians Owen Starr, VIM. L. Thompson,
"a N.unr AFTER SATURDAY the eleme9cy
hs pept .rrr sereaAe Auburn and made speeches which
he, declared that the President The Republican
party release they THANKED only the people
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
LATEST MILITARY OPERATIONS.


RATTLE At PARIS ON sATURDAY-Tiih Soh-
pARpuENT BEGUN-FoUR THOUSAND r"i9
oxvps c,prrRFp AT soIssoNs-A soRrlE
vpov REIsACH-uEAvY CANNoNADlN"
roxpox. Monday oct II, 1870
Nothing official has been received from rams "-
aav A. GODDARD, the aerOnaut, left Paris tis morn
balloon. with four passengers and two SACKS
= s,,.ls and alichted safely at Manenbourg' lie
,,p,ts thst the three opening shcts OF the frSs"n
.,r,bsr5pcnt Of Paris were fred from Bellevue on
rriday A hattie took place on Saturday outside
H.. wills in which it is claimed that 5000 Prus-
sans were killed.
s,issors capitulated on Sunday morning and at
.,elock in tie afternoon the Grand Duke of Meek
,euburg entered the town at the head of his army
The German lcsses throughout the siege were
treinc. -Four thousand prisoners and 1S2 guns were
taken
There is no news from the neil ghbOrhood Of Orleans
TODAY The Prussians have established their head
onarters al La Fert6 ST. Aubin. The Prussians have
evacuated Beaugeucy They blew up the viaduct
there before marching out Inc IIussians alV e'A
81 Meunc. but in small force
dispatch from New -Breisach announces that the
garrison made a successful sortie yesterday morning
thick fog prevailed, and the Prussians were sur
prsed Many were killed and wounded. The ITus-
slams have sent TO Strasbourg for siege guns
Heavy cannonading was heard to-day in the direc-
ton Of Thiouville and Metz Within few days
Thionville has been reinforced and supplied with
fresh provisions.
The Francs-tireurs near Epinal, on the 18th,
checked the advance of the Prussans in that direc-
ZION. in an engagement which lasted three hours
snuad If so Uhlaus was repulsed by the Francs
tireurs at Laurent dEaux, on the left bank of the
Loire There is reason to believe that the army
which caTrUrcd Soissons, 1000 strong, VIII attack
ainer fortified places in Northern France.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

-. The Diet of Wiirtemberg meets on the
21st inst
80. Mazzini has been set at liberty by the
Italian Government.
-.-. The marriage of Princess Louisa and the
Marquis Of Lorne will take place In February
....G Gen. Cialdni is said to be in favor of
the nomination Of the Duke OF Aosta for King spain.
MIR. Bagally has been elected to the En-
lsh Parliament from the MidDiysion Of Surrey place
OF the Hon. William Brodrick.
THE Commissioners of Wirtemburg and
Bavaria leave for Versailles this week ~ enter upon the
negotiations for the completion Of German unity.
.... The Journal of Brussels yesterday pub
lshed appeal in favor OF the Pope which has just
been issncd by the Catholics OF various nations
sembled there.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
A UNITED STATES VESSEL CHASED BY A
FRENCH CRUISER.
FRENCH RESPECT FOR ELEYEN-INCH GUN.
WASHINGTON Monday. Oct. II. 1s7O.

FRENCH RESPECT FOR A ELEYEN-lNCH GUN.
WASHINGTON, Monday, oct. H. 1870.
letter from On board the United States steamer
Plymouth. in the English Channel dated the latter
part of September, just received here, says:
1--WE passed large number Of vessels this afternoon
Among them French man-ofwar passed us, going out
We showed flag. and she kept for about mile,
when. suspectng all not right she came after US
full tilt We went to quarters and loaded the guns and
waited for him to come up. We logged along at our
usual rate OF speedsix knots-and Frenchy after u.s.
with his at their quarters He up the star
board quarter and we thought he intended putting
shot bows lowered the pivot ports and
run out the eeven-ineh gun, when he showed of and
went away ..s-