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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-31
GROCERIES. &s

TN STORE AND FOR SALE LOW
J. so boxes HUr ST bRD'S YEAST POWDERS,
S5 bags RI: COFFEE, good to choice;
5hUcshcads CUBA and PORTO RICO SU-
GAR.
80 boxes oAKbFT'r SOAP,
20 hoNes BRUCE'S SOAP,
IS boxes ND4 NJ. .NlINE CANDLES,
5boXes BREAST RACoN,
5 t!erccs LARD,
9j barrels NORTH CAROLINA CUT HER
h1<GS.
80 barrels choice No. 3 3MACKERFL,
II barrel: choice Ne. / MACkEREL,
1000 bounds choice CODftSH
10 barrels SILVER URIPS SYRUP,
Is barrels MERCHANTS SYRUP.
l. barrels GO DEN SYRUP,
Loco pounds extra choice BCCKWHEAT
.7t,arrris ch ice WHITE BEANS,
9j boxes choice FACLOKY CHEESE,
!otpD> BUTTER.
9oy barrels FLOUR Extra, Supernne, and
Family.
, .lways OIL hand large lot Of country produce.
Tie 4 3ovc viii be sold low cash or TO puuc-
tual customers. l.. POWERS
Cr .plw 1870 Main street, near Old Market.
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w A \ + f ID, ladies to send in their
~ "DNElNG" for fall early, SO rs to get
thsm IN good time
The largest and hes: "DrF WORkSn IN Anne
Tica are those on staten island. The Office and
as"ncy is at KINGS, 80 Main street, bctwcel
Seventh and Eighth streets, Richmond, Va.
Ladies In the country can send by express, -
and have goods returned the same way.
an s--sm L. KING, sR.
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TU>EPH WOODWARD, DEN. -
- Tl>T. eat acts Tech wiki 'hnt 'a,c HIrfc
ID ft-iify which can 0ulv bc arGu-"i ~ long
...t..,... and ius rrs Artihri:t Teeth IN s:Elc
...N l.,. can ,rl!y recommend as something slpe-
&.
,.!. ." 4ul r,>d"nc" No. IL Main street, between
,...a.,i ia. opposite the arlington h"u-,.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A
. .ICHMOND THEATRE,

II =. -. =, ,,..a.,,. ,...,,,,.,'
H. pMo5SDAY EvENiNd, OCTOBER 81, 1870. .,r,s
Grand combination for the FSlr wesprTni wesM.pTio mo
NETT TROUPE, in conjunction With full and
Complete dramatic company, who will present, =
SrateI RIp VAN WIEKLE will he presented
sure. On Monday evening will be- repealed by u ~.
anesc, JOCKO, TIE BRAZILIAN Atgir n pro = sts T.
SiIIs of the day. Box-book now open Ut fHesl %
Johnston's bookstore, Main street, where sea.s
can be secured for the week. No bill repestrd. ne
cure seats early. IL. u u .oS-,,---
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OFFICE CITY ENGINEER.
RICHMOND, Oct. 20. 1870 )

IN OSENDALE CEMENT.-80O barre's
II best quality daily expected. For sale eIEE "E
arI3 6hs St A@S~~'
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wv NTED, FIFTY LABORERS
w (colarc,N 10 work on thu Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad near the White Sulnhur Springs
App AT once 10 WM. c. HARVEY,
At Waggoner & Harvey's, l4th street.
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! OST. on the morning Of the 2lSt Of Oc-
! tn,,rr. l.7p. TNE~Eh F!rh p0LLAkS.
somewhere between 18th and nth streets on Mau.
tF> nrc "aV!nS the same at the Dispatch otfce
v'll hc !Sorally compensated. oc I--5t
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NEW AUTONOMOUS,
4S 1n4 MAIN STREET.

HENRY McCoRMlcK. AucT1oSEs@'
has inst received . large stock Of
ypw sMn FASHIONABLE FURNITURE
,, the lowest market prices, wel worthy the alsn.
tim OF honteksepsrs. Has siso sssssSesE hhs
,.uye s.pye ,tock OF READY-MADE CLOTHING con.
SANITY On hand. Also, all kinda OF YANKEE
sPpbIls auction eally at 10 A. n and z. NJ
Sc 2s-5m .s a .
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" <yTS.

T WANT EVERYBODY TO KNOW
Kroad between NJ. 5ison and Monroe streets, wll"re
I shall keep 'onstantiy on h.nd OAK and PtNE
WOOD or the very i,est Kind. sawed and split to
snit customers and delivered anywhere in the city;
and Will sell from sick mp 10 any quantity the
oc 3l-ew WILLIAM p. FORD.
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VUST RECEIVED at the new Hardware
" and House-Furnish ng house, No. 300 Main
Griddles Potato sltcers Imperial Padded Car
p:t.sw.eper: Nursery, Office snd Parlor Fend-
els Coal-Hnds: Sh0yels and Tongs; Rogers,s
Ivory Table Cutlery. and Rogers's (warraDtedl
Plated Goods to which we invite the attention OF
housekeepets and the public generally.
NOTHING & BRO, No. 600 Main street;
oc % between 9Th and lOth..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-04
The K0uaas Ernud.

From the Louisville Courer-JOurnaLI
The Internal Revenue Bureau has received
official reports from District Attorney Har-
Ian and Collector Anthony, of Kansas, rela-
tive to the arrest of John Speer, ex-Collec-
tor of that State, and of John Van Horn and
w. w. Barrick, his deputy collectors, ON
the charge of conspiracy to defraud the
revenue and for the embezzlement of gov
eminent money. Speer was removed from
Office in 1866.
The Revenue Bureau obtained evidence,
some months since, that led it to suspect
that Speer had not conducted his office
properly, and therefore ordered rigid and
searching investigation to be made. 1t has
been one Of q difficult character. embracing
the examination of persons and papers in
every section OF the State, the order having
been TO leave no stone unturned in cOnnec-
ton with the matter.
On Tuesday, September 20, this investiga-
ton was concluded, and it showed the
amount of Speer's deficit to be about $780,
0C0. In accordance with the instructions
from the Commissioner, Collector Anthony
entered complaint against Speer, Van
Horn and Barrick ON the charges stated,
and they were accordingly arrested. As
they have failed to give bail for their ap-
pearance in the required sum. $4,000. they
have been committed to jail to await their
trial
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-04

sehooner E. Richardson, which sailed last
evening from Fort St. Philip, was bound to
Richmond, Virginia, with a cargo of old
cannon.
vICKsBURG, October 3.-The Bee and
Aarges passed down at 10 A. NJ; the T. L.
1lcGill at 4; and the Frank Pargoud at Z
P. N. The City of Alton passed up at six,
and the Natchez arrived at = P. NJ. Weather
slear and warm. River rising.
MEMPHIS. October 3.-Weather clear.
Thermometer $50. Riving falling. Arrived:
Olive Branch, from st. Louis. Departed:
Richmond, for St. Louis and City Of Cairo
for Vicksburg.
LOUISVILLE, October 3.-Arrived: Wan
meta, from New Orleans. River stationary,
With three feet on Portland bar. Weather
clear and cool
PITTsBuRG, October 3.-Freqnents showers,
With indications of more rain. Mononga-
hela has three feet, and falling slowly. The
Messenger is loading for New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, October 3.-River has three
feet ten inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-04

thousand Prussians. The commander of fort
d'Issy declares he will not surrender his
most upon any terms. The National Guard
now on active duty in Paris, $4,000.
A richly decorated coffin, escorted by
many Mecklenburg troops, passed Toul on
coffins followed the next day.
A government proclamation, explaining
the delay in the election for constituent as
sembiy, says that the delay was for the pur-
pose of facilitating negotiations for an ar
mistice. The government hopes that the
courage of the defenders of Paris, aided by
events outside, may bring deliverance be-
fore the election; but should the situation
remain unchanged, the assembly will in
splre the army and the nation with fresh
hope and courage.
Dispatches received from protects of de-
partments and other officials show that the
circular Of Jules Favre regarding future
peace negotiations, produced rs good an
effect throughout France as abroad.
General Clrich was received at the gates
of the city by the ministers and an immense
thiOng OF people, conducted to the Arch
bishops palace and installed as the nation
guest. The ovation was wildly enthusiastic.
BERLIN, October by royal decree all
French territory occupied by the PruSsians
Ontside of Alsace and Lorraine, Is placed
leubllrg- Schwerin.
Especial to the New York Trbune.l
BERLIN, September 30-Queen's birth
day to-day. Grand serenade by 600 must
clans amid much enthusiasm.
There was fighting at Metz on Wednes.
day
ROME, October 2.-The Pope declines to
leave the city, and remains at Castle ST. An
gelO. His health ia excellent. Civil affairs
are conducted by d commission OF eight
ministers. Galtani presiding. Political cx-
lies are returning from all quarters.
ST. PETERSBURG, October THE Budget
for seventy-O ono shows no deficit. This indi-
Gates pacific intentions Oh the part OF the
Gar.
RICHMOND. October 2-The flood in the
Havana river is the highest experienced
since 1897 The families of Mr.. Jennings
and another miller on the river were washed
away-in all five persons. Mr.. Jennings is
supposed to have been drowned also. A
young lady Of the family chung to tree
forty-eight hours, and was finally washed
off and drowned. Her death was witnessed
by crowd on the other side OF the river,
but there were no boats at hand by which
she might have been rescued. On the Ma
masses Railroad the bridges across the
North and South Shenandoah are gone.
There is no information from beyond Stras-
burg.
A telegram to the Dispatch says many
lives are known to have been lost. The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, above Har-
pers Forty has been swept away. Scots
vile. in Albemarle county, has been in,,n-
dated, and the destruction of property is
yety great. Eighteen lives were lost.
Trains are running regularly between
Alexandria and Richmond.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-04

MONETARY.


OFFICE OF THR DAILY REPUBLICAN,. I
MONDAY EVENING. October D. 1870. I
We note a tighter money market, especi
ally for business notes, few, if any, of which
can be done on the street at better than Z
per cent per month. At the banks the offer
ings continue fully up to their available
means. We quote as street rates l0l1a
questionable cOllaterals and -d2 for good
but not AL, and for frst-class business pa
per without collaterals. Mortgage paper
rules at l01ll per cent per annum for Al.
and IL a Is for good and second grade.
Gold opened at 1873 GIBBS against
1884 at New York;, and closed at the open
ing rates lin both markets., touching during
the interim at 1872 and lib The sales in
cluded $4,000 and SIC, 900 at ll3 SIS, 900 at ll3
and $r0. 900 at ll3k4, $1,000 $500 and $4,000
at ll3as, and $1,000 and $4,000 at 1872. The
only sale of silver reported is $500 in Amer
lean half dollars at l09.
A moderate business was transacted in
foreign exchange and, under decline in
sterling bills at New York, rates ruled low
er. The sales of sterling embraced abOut
EOS, 900, of which f25OO bill of lading at l222,
$4,000 bill of lading and clear at l22 4ls2A
flOOO, EiOO0 and 10000 bill of lading at
1924, $4,000 bank at 1881, and small
amount of bank at 1894. We quote l22
a l221e for good to AL bill Of lading and
clear, and l23L a 1884 for bank.
Domestic exchange ruled lower. The
banks all checked on New York at Is q
u y cent premium for small sums, and the
sales included $4,000 private bankers
sight on New York (nearly) at par;
$4,000 commercial at par at II y cent
discount, $4,000 and $4,000 commercial,
$4,000 and $4,000 private bankers and
$50, 900 bank at IL discount, $1,000 private
bankers at a, $4,000 thirty days sight on
New York at las, and $4,000 sight on St.
Louis at y.
In stocks 80 shares Mississippi Valley
Navigation Company were sold at 80 25, and
80 (re-salc) at S. IS, and 1000 Ship Island
Canal at 25c. We heard also of 50 shares
at So.
Fifteen hundred dollars y cent new
bonds were reported at 7i7s. $4,000 and
$4,000 at TAN, $500 at IS and $500 at 74A.
The sales of city certificates included
$1,000 Fiscal Agency august and Septem-
Der interest) at 80. $500 July at S9as and
$500 July and August at S9la, and $500
7-30s at rs.
Metropolitan Police warrants were sitter,
but new State were hardly as strong. The
sales included $500 Metropolitan Police at
9712, $500 do at 9S $500 State warrants
new at % and $4,000 at 74ha.
Nothing reported in city treasury notes.
The last sale reported was at l5l4 discount.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-04
TSunday's dispatched

GALVESTON, October 2.-TOtal deaths tt
date from yellow fever, three. One new
case reported to-day. There are six cases
now under treatment. The city is still
.quarantined against New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, October 2-The wharfage
receipts at the port of Louisville from April
l to October l amounted to $l,944, go
Weather for the past twenty-four hours
cloudy, with light showers at intervals.
New YORK, October 2.-Sixty-fve yellow
fever cases have been removed from Gov
ernor's Island to the quarantine hospital
Other precautions have been taken which,
it is hoped, will prevent the spread. There
were two deaths yesterday, making twenty
since August. Additional cases were re-
ceived at quarantine from New Orleans
steamers. Vessels from New Orleans are
placed under strict surveillance. The small
pox is spreading in the eastern district.
One case Of yellow fever is reported in
Brooklyn.
Yesterday General N p Banks went to
represent Massachusetts, in the Southern
Commercial Convention, to assemble Tues
day.
WASHINGTON, October 2-The govern
ment will sell a million of gold every We'd
nesday, and purchase two million bonds per
day during the present month; will also
anticipate the payment OF tive-twenty
bonds due January |, 1871. upon adjust
ment OF interest at six per cent. These
bonds were issued under the act Of June q,
1860, and amount to 81 100000.
The Supreme Court of the district has
abolished the rule requiring it's lawyers to
take the irOn-clad oath.
FORTRESS MONROE, October "A severe
northeast storm set in last evening, and
still continues, blowing a gale. The roads
are tull of shipping.
LONDON, October ct is reported that
the Pope advises his adherents to abstain
from voting on the plebiscite.
The besiesers before Paris are probably
receiving their seige guns to-day. The guns
used at Toul are not going to Paris. They
have been sent elsewhere.
The bridges and tunnels on the German
lines OF communication are nearly re-
paired.
The royal headquarters will soon be
moved nearer Paris.
The King of Prussia has sent 5000 thalers
burg.
The Echo Du Nerd, of Lille. saws Francis
tireus killed the Duke of Nassau and his
secretary.
The siege of scissors continues. The sor-
ties were repulsed, and the French asked a
truce to bury their dead. The German loss
is trif1ing.
Bismarck denies the disposition to make
France secOnd-rate power.
TOURS, October LA battle is now pro-
pressing near St. German.
A dispatch from T0ul reports heavy firing
in the direction of Metz. 1t is reported
General Bourbali made q sortie from the
citv and inflicted heavy loss on the Prus-
s6ans. The National Guard will protect
Metz if Bazaine succeeds in cutting bis way
cut. ...4.-a.v
It was reported at Eureux yestereay
fhat Nantes had beeR occupied by tour
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River Intelligence.


OFFICE OF THR DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TUESDAY MORNING, October 4. 1870 )
| The river before the city is twelve feet
six inches below Ugh water mark of 1862
| Of improvement in navigation. Our Gin
cinnati and Louisville exchanges say that
their river at those points is now lower than
| it has been for years, but from Pittsburg
dispatches of same date yesterday tell US
! of "steady rains and fair prospect Of suffi-
cient water to float out big craft and the
| coal boats" From St. Louis we are in
formed that lin all the upper valleys the
| rains have been heavy, and their stream 9
now afford fair navigation. These items
| give us some reason to hope for early water
| in our nearer tributaries.
The following were the boats at the
wharf at dark last evening: Colorado,
Bismarck, Wade Hampton, Edinburgh r.. E.
Lee. Twelfth Era, Julia Rudolph, Era No.
9, Big Horn, Enterprise, FOntenelle, Bart
! Able, Flicker. Rose Franks.
The departures were the Pike for the
coast and Susie Silver for St. Louis. The
Wade Hampton, for some reason, did not
get off, as advertised.
At meeting of Red river boatmen, held
to-day, an arrangement was effected by
which several boats advertised to leave hold
over to go in rotation, and it would doubt
less be an excellent arrangement if it were
AVs AoI INC Ado0 tAdt SOOu AAAtu Is rarely OU-
served between rivals in any pursuit, and in
this particular one most particularly. One i'm
portant point of difficulty seems to be that
some steambOatmen can not be made to I'M
derstand that some other steambOatmen hold
exclusive privileges in the navigation of
certain routes. This is especially the case
with Red and Ouachita rivers, and the Vicks-
burg trade. We must hold our own against
the the outsider, and be it known that all
are outsiders except those who hold patent
rights. Captain Jim White is an outsider
in the Vicksburg trade. He has been steam
boating there only about thirty years-not
sufficient time to give him any reasonable
right to continue. Captain McComas has
doubtless placed himself on the list of out
siders, by reason Of having withdrawn the
Julia Rudolph from the only chartered
Red River line"
We will call the attention Of the
stranger steamboatmen to this fact from
time to time, that they may never entertain
the absurd idea that our river highways are
open to all.
Captain Stinde's new and elegant steamer
Texas is the Jefferson and Shreveport
packet to-day. Captain James F. Muse is
clerk Of the Texas, assisted by Mr.. Walter
Parker
The Julia Rudolph will be the Thursday
packet for Red river, and will be followed
on Saturday by the Big Horn. The Fonte-
nellie lays over until next Tuesday.
Captain Burdeau has shown us dispatch
from the Bee and barges, by which we learn
that she will be i'll port tomorrow
Our gossip and miscellany are necessarily
crowded out to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-04

VICkSBURG AND BENDS.
SUMNER AND FALL ARRANGEMENT.
GREENvILLE BEND PACKET
Leaves every THURSDAY, at r. NJ
hhs.~ b For Gree1ville, vicksbur&.
k3s;H$ landings
GRAND ERA,
J. NJ. WHITE, Master.
Tin place of the new Greenville packet now build
in&l:,,
Will connect at vicksburg with Yazo0 steamers
RRrURNING:
Leaves Greenvie on Sundays, at 10 A. ".
Passes Lake Providence Sunday evenings.
Passes Miliken's Bend Monday mornings.
Leaves Vicksburg Mondays at p N.
Passes Grand Gulf Mondays at P NJ.
Passes st. Joseph Mondays at p N.
Passes Rodney Mondays at 10 P. NJ.
Passes Waterproof Mondays at IL P. II.
Leaves Natchez Tuesday at A. n.
Passes Red River at II d.
Passes Bayou Sara at 3 P. M
Passes Baton Rouge at p NJ.
Passes Paquemne at ~ p. NJ.
Passes DOnadsonvie at III P. NJ
Will call for all halls, and pay particular atten.
ton to all way and coast business.
z. S.-The steamer Grand Era will take freight for
Luna Landing.
g. L. KOUNS BRO,
Canal Street Ferry Landing.
GEORGE d. HITE,
anil. No. II TchOupitoulas street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-04

The Washington correspondent of the
Wooster Spy says of Senator Carpenter
1.-The young Senator from Wisconsin-for to
be only forty is young for the Senate-is
one OF the very ablest members of that il
lustrious body, and now that he has got
over that state of mental excitement, which
IN horse jockey argot is termed feeling
ones OATS he will fully vindicate the good
opinions Of his friends and the hopes Of his
colleagues"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-04
LOWER COAST.

Regular Lower Coast Packet-Twice a
Week.
Commencing October Is.
fassa> a. For the Forts, Buras,
fa:5IAaassEEs2' Point-a-la Hache and all planta-
& ton landinss-The new steamer
BRADISH JOHNSON,
". s. BAssErT Master; o. CANTON, Jr., Clerk;
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 10 A.
NJ, returning every MONDAY and THURSDAY The
Johnson will make three trips week whenever
business requires it. ]. NJ. PETERSON
sel6 1854 Gravier street.
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RAILROADS.,


VIlRAVELERS, ATTENTION!
THE NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN,
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROADS.
Run their Passenger Coaches and Baggage Cara,
their combined length without change.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM RESIDENCE TO
DESTINATION.
The = A. Nj. Train,
Makes close connections for vicksburg, Memphis
Sleeping cars at night Canton to Grand Junction and
Humboldt.
The 4:15 p. M. Train,
Makes close connections with Lightning Express
trains, to all points NORTH, EAST and WEST.
Carries the great Northern Mail.
Time to New York, 20 Hours.
New and elegantly fitted up Sleeping Cars run
through to Humboldt Tennessee, Cleveland, Ten.
nessee and Louisville, Kentucky.
Express Train South arrives at 2:4o A. ID.
Mail Train South arrives at 1105 A. M
Licket office, Galveston, Iron Building.
Ticket Offices New Orleans Corner Camp and
Common streets, and at Depot.
2. s. WILLIAMS, General Superintendent;
]. B. MORRY General Ticket Agent New
Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Rail
=. D. FROST, General euperintsndeut;
sippi Central Railroad.
8. " SCOTT. oeaeeA Passenger Agent.
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FOfeign Markets.
[Yesterday's Evening Dispatched

WASHINGTON, October 3.-FOrty.seven
lives were lost by the food at Harper
Ferry. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad is
uninjured. The weather this morning is
cold and cloudy.
The last New Orleans mail received here
brings dates to the twenty
Diplomats at Paris will ask twenty -four
hours notice before the bombardment of the
city commences, in order that they may
leave.
The gov9Ipment at St. Petersburg, to
quiet app l6hensions, announces, semi
officially, that the Turkish war will not in
vOlve neutrality between Prussia and
France. Russian newspapers are unani-
NOUS for q settlement of the Eastern ques-
Paris.
Diplomats say that Gortschakoff has de-
termined to upset the Paris treaty. GOrts-
.chakof and Bismarck have pr obabIy solved
this problem.
NEW YORK, October 3.-The Worlds Os-
tend special says the reported victory of
the twenty seventh, purpOrting to be signed
by Gambetta, is entirely discredited.
The Duke of Nassau was killed on the
twenty fourth, while riding with King Viii
liam and staff from Rheims to Chalons. In
the thickest part of the wood between those
places there was suddenly heard double
vOlley of musketry from an ambuscade of
Francs-tireurs. The third carriage. con-
tanning the Duke and staff, was riddled.
One Of the Dukes aids was killed and
another wounded. The Duke was wounded
and died on Sunday.
The fifth carriage, containing the King.
was struck by several balls, but none of the
occupants were hurt. The woods were
secured, but nobody was found.
LONDON, October 3.-The Prussians are
slowly closing around Paris. So far they
have made no attempt to lombard the city.
The Prussian garrison at Strasburg con-
.sists of ten thousand men. The besieging
army from Strasburg has been divided
part of it goes to Paris and part to Lyons.
Arrangements are progressing to bonn
bard Paris from Vile Juiff Gumevalle al
st. Cloud.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Evening Times believes the reduction of
Paris will require considerable time.
ROME, October 3.-Voting quiet. From
1000 votes only sixty-six have been polled
against Italian unity.