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, 1870-06-23

To the Editor ef The CHirugo Tribune:
Your paper has twice published statements,
once yesterday, and again this morning, which
We arc not willing 10 allow to pass uncontradicted,
as they have not the slightest foundation IN truth
:uad can only have been made for malicious p1r
pose You say"a newspaper interviewer, who
80 through the terrible ordeal nightly, under fear
af whipping from the man who owns thcm;"'
ana sg w. nnSsf sSnus sa
cd TO the crosshar." For these words there is not
the slightest foundation IN fact We know
that we stand Mt the head Of our profession, are
;uay be necessary to achieve and hold ITS highest
hoDors, without requiring any coercion whatever.
:tnt We do not, for we have confidence In our
selves and enthusiasm for what we deem our art,
80 newspaper intervtewc5,1 or Or ansbony else,
!ny such statements Is these which you make,
and they are nnqualirediy false In every particn-
ar. With respect 10 the danger We incur, you
esZ 20 xe sn vne
we provide agatnBt accidens, Slender as 1t may
~eeni, fs quite sufficient TO prevent any snch
amusing reporter seeks to alright himself with
The anticipation Of. We have the honuE 70 be
:ours, very respectfully, I1LA ~. 1gi DkLAve' .l
CHICAGO, June s2.
KEAAnKs-The "Bangulnary paragraphs" re-
fened to in one OF the above communications, al
though professet1ly fictitious, as every reader
would at once perceive, were written with eln-
cerc pnsposc, and the description was simply too
taithiui effort 70 realize the shock Mhlch sacn
disaster will be I1kely TO produce III the commun
" when it occurs. The managers have been as-
siliouBy advertising through aaming posters ana
The performances 81 e .wn
:. dating and 0hazardous" fcats that have ever
been Witnessed in this country. II Is pretty gen-
orally understood that the more daring aud recg-
Tt,za a.,t,f fa1Hy onf
, 1870-06-23
SPORTING XATTER9
Ths TurI,

TRoT TO TAKE PLACE. At DEXT1K PAEx
Tomorrow Afternoon match race Ia to b trot.
ed at Dexter Park, the entries being a. follows:
F. Alllsons ch. g. Charlie Nellls; joe Predmore,s
B. n, Lady Elgtn; Jim Rockeys ch. 6. Tranatt, and
HallaceB bE. 9. Joe.
RACES At CINCINNATI.
CMc1sstT1. June 9a-The races were better at
Leuded to-day. Few entries and interest low.
Ihe 1rst heat Haa one heat pacing under saddle.
ECO to drst, S100 to second and 50 to third:
aouy dist.
E1Ee4Gl
Iime-e42-
second race, rotung to harness, $500 to neat,
S1so to second and 80 to third:
nntn f
AV
Time-7B84; sN: as.
NO more racing TIL Saturday on Account OF fail
Ing to make purses. Three races will then occur,
IKoTf1EO At FR0rIDkECK
PAovIDEscE, June Sat the Essraganset Park
today Robert Bonner beat llgh1oot and Little
Dan. Best time, 2:93.
Kirkwood and uegnsc won the double team
race, beating Jesse Wales aud Darkness and their
tine In :3e55. e:29 2::275k; 3:25A; and 2:23L
, 1870-06-23

Not Satisfied with Administering to
: the mere comfort Of their guests, Messn Rice, Of
the American House, Boston, have fitted their
billiard halls with the best mstena In tho
country,
, 1870-06-23

Pc0r1H and Rnbies.-yVhem rosy lips
part, pearls should glitter behind them. TO pre-
serve and beautify the dental enamel, there Is no
most wholesome vegetable antisert,cs, among
Which the bark Of the South American soap true,
known TO the natives os outlay, md used by the
Ing, the most delicate fabrics, Is most Important
, 1870-06-23
Aquatic.

A4uRQcs
sTuBBoRN CONTEST
TOOK place yesterday afternoon gu the Union basin
between the respective rowling Crews OF the Laura
and Ada The distance, one mile, was accou-
plished In I'VE minutes and three seconds, and the
finish was 50 close that the decision Of the umpire
III favor Of the Laura was protested against py the
opposing creW.
, 1870-06-23

50 Tor a Fortune.-d:ct Kour Ticket
in Wood Lawn Distribution, before LIST Of July, Of
the Proprietor, W. {. Woodman, Jacksonville, III.
, 1870-06-23
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTEDeTO PURCHASE A FIRST-CLASS
w boarding hou.e, well furnished. Il to l3 rroIs,
north Of Harrison Ind east Of State-sts Address
A. Tribune otfce.
WANTED.-Tn LEASE FOR a TERN OF
yonfF lot e feet front In good locality, which
to erect n residence. Address P. o. Boz IL
, 1870-06-23

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

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EOKsALk-ONE OFTHE FINEST FRUIT FARMS
I'D. and sood improEemcnti; Coed city real estats
J, II. keller, Ii south Cla1kst
TOR aALK-AT A CHEAT BARGAIN-l1ACRE
psssh sa1m. Good baIldine,; y bin ,t9te Of su
mile from ST. t!o.tph, Mich viii receive on purchass
for farm one-half city property Apply at 10 South
WaterSt., Room r
, 1870-06-23

Salt Rhenm cured by using Juniper
Tar soap, made by casTcu, Hazard i Co., New
York.
, 1870-06-23
WOYI0EIIOLD GOODS,

~ S1xMS NJ OME WMHlHG TO EELL 1HR
Nv 1sass q - 4 tsar to.astafs. ta ea1ss ~ q
In q sdSF-.S j. NoNpsONK1Y, n We& H.
-AEfph q
, 1870-06-23

Paper HHnRfnXs aud window
shades, latest BtyleA Paints, ofla, glass and
brushes at F. E. Rlgbys. 50 Isardolph-s1
, 1870-06-23

Cod Liver 3tl.-Hazarh i Caswells Cod
Liver Oil Is the besL-ddrertissment.
, 1870-06-23


A WONDER-THE CELEBRATED GIFSEYIWQ
1Aman ron Wtsh your past present. and future told
correctly. call at rs South ClarS-st Fee. IL
nR MATTHEW'S AND MADAME MAYNARD
- catrvoJants Ii Jaeksonst
MADAM HOPE, REDENTEY IRON NEW atre xIHHf q
WI city, exn be consulted by palInistry 2n AZ III
MRS. JoRGfNsK1, ,M8PRXTIoNAL;. 4nyNtsAS Ns. q
NJ upon natter spiritual Ind ss1aS'',.
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, 1870-06-23
FINANCIAL.

AAA"NAAS04AAAA3
RUREAg OF ADVANCES on LIFE Policies,
1ort: r. a. ToWNsEx9. 1seni. IL. F.tsen % Hi. Hi
FoR sALE..sl0D0 70 PER GENT NVTE*, AND
6sst :? nepas an
WANTED BORROW ss5a FOR SIXTY
TbS5ns s .hF' times the
WANrED-To BORROW $500 FOR THREE
Ss.s as cent on Sly P19pszsy worth th1se
brokers need answer.
WANTE5nasS1 a. 5 "a ne EoH TMREE ok FIVE YEARs
Is Ell 81 Bans httl,s IS apply At Room
51.UUV, io.a oa d1s;clsss % sit5 % HTopesy % :. lav
e Sss n s9sfsa e hi. y Gums
PARTNERS WANTED.
PARTFER W1STE6-fs 4 l1.zsa1a. l1<FsfABI1sa.
5ins. Has 1ooa ba;fae. saa man VIII
ffa fa5aes o.s Gt references required Address RETAIL
s1GGa il N ess.b:5ed aad aoar.hins 1saeie com.
ii as,s. Il az < Z Va.
PARTNER WANTK1E M 4 NAN9TASTIPHfSIyG As;ssI 1gnIy;
address Poss Odsee Boz 8i.
pARrssR wANrED-A GOOD Bgsl;SsssSEss M B. ssEs shH| Iii
rath u fss55s 9aas sesqass
basness. Can Or Address RooEas q Aon -
~.n~xvp w.r7x1S-wrrH SMALL. GAPTAL>
Z 70 70 to lows In h0suf@ =, '
-. ~ ees:.- - 3TF6-4CTIVE Or sTIKHT.
KI,s FEE tsosJ e s1 9as. ~ 1ss d oae e
oPepinF t.Rsy a :'ifs e So Z .yl;s
1sePs sss si..e s4sSass Ssss 4ads b ese
esn 70 .o.a warTKp-WTTH A CAPITAL OF
pas9e1s i9 aote e. "a ~ 9lay layyestisi
snt .e1rfu - tho hour Of and I 2. n today:
, 1870-06-23
BOARD WANTED.

31 nm A LIQUOR HOUSE WITH SAMPLE
p1. 1.VyU. room for sale Low rent, and location
can't be beat Good reasons for Eelnk. Address b,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
PRICE FOUR CENTS

the energy in their Convention that thev
had displayed here, woman suffrage would bao..
had plank In both platforms. 1t was too late for them
now 10 lift up their candidate the shonders n, tha
women. He denied enphatcaly that the wonen had
been auhOriatyey asked to give their influence for
Gov Clafn. He asserted that Clahn the most lib
era reforer, without an atom OF class blood in him. and
IL shame that he should be aspersed by political
and were warmly applauded.
stephen Foster charged that Mr. Robinson cao TO tho
Convention in the interest Of Can, and 90 retain his
own office knowing that the contest was between Clahn
Mrs Howe remarked that the gentleman had evidently
attempted 10 bully the ladies and control them In
manner that they were not accustomed 10 submit 10 al
Foster, exctedly-"I will not be called bully; no.
never %
Mrs. Lvermore said she would not charge them with
Dulylng They were merely fighting their own battles
over their (women's heads. Mrs. Howe insisted on
Mrs. Livermore said Wendell Phillips was the woman
man even for higher Office than that OF Governor and
was worth to them five Cafns She strongly urged his
II she was Overruled.
The Rev. Gilbert Haven, d. d. Acknowledged that he
should work with the PrOhbiOry party only In the
pagn, but he desired 10 word in behalf Of Wendell
Phillips advocate Of woman suffrage, which he
bitiOn.
Mrs. Liyermore accused him OF backslidng. Lucy
Stone In favor Of seeking the good offices OF the
party that numerically best disposed to forward tho
movement
s. s. Foster objected TO all In the hall (Which
ful taking part In the proceeding OF voting. He dis
claimed any intention Of Bullying, but claimed that he
had as much right in the Convention as woman Tor he
had six ~ protect and he had made up his mind
10 stand other platform until his mother sister,
wife aud daughter had the right to vote.
Mr. WnslOw called for the previous question, aud the
nominating resolution was lost TO l. The Convention
adj
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
LOCAL WAR NEWS.

The German Patriotic Aid Society Of the
Fifteenth Ward has collected S1516 co.
A German ten-pin party at the Terrace Gar
den has collected sl01 for the Patriotic Fund.
The concert for the benefit of the German
Patriotic Fund.- gwen at the National Assembly Rooms
on sunday last, Melted S929.
The North German COnsul-GeDeral at this
port has forwarded bar Of silver worth 3l3 16, 10 the
Sanitary Commission at Berlin. 1t received from the
Germans Of Nevada.
The French Patriotic Executive Committee
OF tins city has sent $4,000 gold TO aid French wounded
soldiers The receipts of the French Committee for Ma
tOnal Defense are SgJ2 80.
The report of Mr.. Emil Sauer, Treasurer of
the German Patriotic Aid Society Of this city, shows that
the subscriptions to that Society amount to 159Sl9 49, OF
which $9OO99 has been subscribed in this city and
$6e,74O IL in other places.
The French Patriotic Executive Committee
met last evening, Mr.. A. T. Gerly presiding, and gave
1900 to Mr.. A. Vatdble jr., Treasurer. cOInmunca
tOn from Miss q. BOnssOn read stating that her col
lectOns of articles for the French wounded soldiers
numerous and that the principal Express Companies
and the Harlem Railroad Company forwarding
articles addressed TO her free of charge.
Contributions for the German Patriotic La
dies Fair TO be held at Brooklyn i'll November,
ceiyed by Mrs. Thomas AcheliS, No. Z5 Uenryst; F. A.
Dreyer No. l2 Hoyst. Mrs. Emil Magnus. No. 1856 Am
ity-st; Mrs. H. Stryhing, Washing Mrs. W. e.
Taaks No I24 Henry-st; MIS- Chr. Grieve, No. 44 Hem
ry-st Mrs. Ad. Schmidt No. 165 West Balticst Mrs Dr.
CaemmereT, No. $50 West Batic-st Contributions for
the German Patriotic Ladies' Fair in this city re-
ceived at HOboken by Mrs. George KunOtb, No. 800
Washington-st Mrs. Chas. VOllman, Park Hotel; Mrs
L. ]. stiastny, No. 1853 HudsOn-st
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
AFFAIRS AT sTRASBOURG.

THE GARRISON REMOVED TO RASTADT-THE
BADEN TROOPS CLAIM THE VICTORY.
LONDON. Thursday, Sept. 49, 1870.
The French garrison Of Strasbourg have been re-
moved TO Rastadt in Baden, prisoners of war; The
Prussians have already occupied the town. The cit
adel and the bridge to Kehl have been restored by
the pioneers.
At 9 o'clock the Mayor and municipal authorities
of Strasbourg proceeded to Mundelsheim; at 0l the
garrison laid down their arms, and at IL o'clock the
Prussians, together with the Baden troops, had oc
cupied all the public places and buildings. The
Prussan generals to formally enter the city to-
day. Three batteries have been established at the
Place de Kleber. The Baden troops claim the credit
of the capture of Strasbourg.
The Prussians are removing their heavy siege
guns for operations at Paris. Some of them have
been already sent forward
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
nan Patriotic La
ana ra
Contributions
THE Loss OF THE ALEXANDER PETTON
HER REMARKABLE HISTORY.

The laundering of the steamer Alexander
Peton 100 miles easnortheast OF the Island OF Abaco
an island Of the Bahama group has given rise to the fol
1oino interesting history Of the vessels career The
Alexander Petion was very fine propeller and
as one Of four built the Southern trade At the
brekn ont OF the she purchased by the United
states Government, and named the Galatea. She
,,os eunloyed for time during the war
m opvov 10 the Pacific Mail Steamships and saw great
deal OF service Cape Hayen being her coang station
er armament consisted Of 70 guns one OF which was
,oo nounder In 1865 she sold TO Gerard, exPres
dert Of Hayti by whom she was used as man-Ofwar
her name being changed TO Alexander Petion' "hen
ceTrard was deposed by Salnaye she passeta pt
into the was sent 10 NewYork for repairs on the
Wy e mn She became disabled, and was taken IN 10" ey
SS'cr{can steamer and taken into southern g1t
~ saia0e claimed upon her was $4,000 sne was lien
b, i ~ Ne-York and laid in the dock at Pier NO 40
Fast River for several months xu anu ,,,hor
ne Haytian flag, the rebellion IN my u hIeal e,a
,Ie Tcatng ont and after encOuntereu tWo reEo
lutionarv steamers the 22d OF December anu .. v
wifi the American flag flying SUNK O0th h H-;baits
She was, at that time, under COMM icap navy After
who had secn service in the American navy; w. aars
his encounter with the two rey0ut0bhIy sVoa5 aInU5
She bombarded several towns ia SoI'hVIth ~ n%SSse
during which she was somewhat crlppeu' oIs ,nI Cty
queutly QOt uo an engagement WIN tlo RuSesa 1esa nX
and Florida OF Cape Hayen in septemDell i, ,elter i
was So dsabeI "a 10 he compelled TO run under shelter
OF the port When the fort was capIuI9u Wy " t sc'n
gents under Saget the Alexander fetioh nns % 1900
also. She afteFward did gO0t service unuoi pinca
Government aud was at the taking OF .,s she
which port che was the first 10 ehCeI -, Al Ryere
was subsequently sold by the Governments W "' A'
. tgI fs,.QJ, gold, :
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
THE BRIDGE ACROSS THE JAMES RIVER
GRAPE CULTURE.

OF the 500 varieties of grapes now known In
this country l2 are displayed in the horticultural ware
rooms of the b. X Bliss Sons NO - farKpace
and No. 20 Murray-st Fifteen years ago there were only
two yarieties known in this country-th the 'CatawDa
and Isabea" The exhibition at the ABOVE rooms mas
Attracted the attention of persons interested IN the
culture OF grapes and large numbers maze inspected the
different analites John Dingna OF Albany mad 6J yar
cites ON exhibition; John Knox, Pittsburgh "a Jonh
Ricketts,, Newburgh, 81 Messrs EnwaSeld d zoo s Ii ~
compete for the prizes, which were awarded 10 the
following: . -, ..,. .. n.d v.,;s,isa s,u,
For The best largest collection Of correctly nmea ioaf
bunehes each 2Oohn bingham Albany second best Jonn hno
Pittsburgh. -,
Best III lunches 80 for each variety. ,,,.. - , .ho
The following the names OF the eAnipi'oi' au 'no
varieties that received prizes; ,u.. ,,.n yvp,.,
Uor,ne Eaton Tostou-Aen Hybred Creyehng Isabella Wider
ldnndac O w Campbell Delaware, Oho-Martha, houd H.
Murt,fellt Serhugh-Catawba John H. heGeus hewbuh-
Canada Delaware, Dana, Re eccs ksneouTsn D. III T,t
buryb-Cpon Henry Cornell Newbungn-lona W. Gnuefnli
Cron Pon-Croon SeuasquA L. NJ Ferns sons
Walker J. w. eme Loci pcrt-salem -. .,..o h,,ohos.
Foreign grapes grown under glass best three buhches
Bck Gr,p,s II L. Hiatt EewBTunswck n j. hrst pfrfnus
BLACK Prnes X Campbell of Mamaroneck second b.e
White Grapes-L L. Hy att Hantan PARK ~ brst q
The Judges were Messrs. Charles Downing, Anus" s -
Fuller, and Z. I. Quinn The e1hi9iueh Will NC
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
GREAT FLOOD IN VIRGINIA.
HEAVY RAIN sTORM-RAILROAD TRAVEL INTER
RUPTED-A BRIDGE CARRIED AWAY.

HEAVY RAIN STORM-RAILRoAD TRAVEL INTER
RUPTED-A BRIDGE CARRIED AWAY.
GREENWOOD DEPOT, Va, Sept. ga ter
rble rain storm began early this morning and
still continues with unabated violence 1t is pouring
down in torrents and all modes OF travel in this section
and as far as heard from in the State have been inter
rnpted The Eastern bound train on the chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad from White Sulphur Springs TINS
morning was unable proceed any further than Alton
Station on account Of the wash on the road ana hue
land slides between Alton and G0rdOnSylle. The train
started on its return Staunon but after passing Blue
Ridge tunnel IL became unsafe To proceed 1urner the
water on the track being nearly up 10 the nes IN the en-
CINE, The special train containing Nlce-Presldent
Wickham. Superintendent Whitcomb, Director FISK and
party had barely passed over the Waynesb0ro bridge
when il was swept away by the Hood Ihe eastern
bound train, containing large number OF PASSENGERS
returning from Vii gna Springs, is weatherpOud IN the
mounta n at the end OF Blue Ridge tunnel No lYes
have been lost heard FROM The passengers VIII
he unable TO get away from the tunnel before tomorrow
evening.
TIE BRIDGE ACROSS THE JAMES RIVER AT
LYNCHBURG SEVERAL LIVES
LOST.
LYNcHBuRG, Sept. 29.-The most destructive
food ever known here occurred tonight. The bridge
across the James River was washed away. 1t is i'm
possbe 10 ascertain the full extent OF the injury to
other property Several lives have been lost The river
is higher than il has been for 70 years.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
FRENCH MILITARY PREPARATIONS.

AEAsUREs FOR DEFENSE AT HAYRE-GENERAL
ARMlNG OF THE PEOPLE-ORGANIZATIoN OF
CORPS BEARING THE BLACK FLAG
GEN. CLUsERET ARRESTED.
TOURS, Thursday Sept. 49, 1870.
AdVlces from Havre received to-day state that the
merchandise remaining in the warehouses in that
port are protected by the Consuls of neutral coun
sHes who have hoisted their respective flags. A
huge electric light reyoves at night lighting mn the
entire bay and the batteries around it. Enormous
chains protect the entrance of the harbor.
Another meeting Of the Projects of the Donort-
ments Of La Manche Aisne Sarthe, Mayenne Vendeo
maine ct Loire, and OF those of the old province ~
bnttany, was held yesterday at which still further
measures were taken for the national defense. Organ
halon IS progressing rapidly. Companies of thirty
men are being received by the Government. These
are permitted 10 choose their own officers. and
WI" act independent Of the regular forces and if the
circumstances 50 demand, all these companies will
O0 united under one command. The several depart-
NeA's WlD furnish the arms and equipments neces-
sSly Tor this force The men win enlist for service
HlIing the war" Other corps are organizing. in
cudng Free Corps. The latter will carry the black
nag They have announced that they intend neither
" ask nor give quarter.
A-s tsVaLles W LyGLs viii TIC Led Repgbisals
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
ALLEGED SECRET UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN
FAVRE AND BISMARCK - THE FRENCH
CHARGED WITH VIOLATIONS OF INTERNA-
TIONAL LAW.

ALLEGED SECRET UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN
FAVRE AND BISMARCK - THE FRENCH
CHARGED WITH VIOLATIONS OF ISTERNA-
TIONAL LAW.
LONDON, Thursday, Sept. 90 1870.
Some of the Paris papers accuse Jules Favre of
having acted upon a private understanding with
Count Won Bismark. The Independence Beige, refer
ring to Count Won Bismarck's anonymous contradic-
ton of Jules Favre's statements, says: M Favre
must be met by statements which are signed, and
signed by some one more truthful than Bismarck"
circular has just been issued by Herr Won Thile,
present Minister of Foreign Affairs of North Ger
many in which he denies any infractions of inter
national law OF the part of the Prussians, as has
been charged while the French are constantly
guilty.
The Wdrtemberg Gdzette toflcial organ) denies the
intention of the Government to enter the North Ger
man Confederation.
The Moscouo Gazette saws Russia loses power be-
cause France is longer counterpOise to Prussia
who is now able to assault her neighbors with i'm
punity.
The blockade Of the mouth of the river E1be has
been renewed by the French fleet. German vessels
abroad are warned of the fact.
The North German Gasete says the precipitancy of
the American Government in recognizing the French
Republic was doubtless due to false information sup
piled by its Minister at Paris.
Dispatches from Wilhelmsh0he report that the
Emperor Napoleon rides out daily in the envirOns,
and is received with every mark of respect by the
inhabitants.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Mr. H. p Comstock the dscOverer OF Lne o0ni- V
stool , % at ssysd. committed tie Zih ins W 'hoo
ing himself lie -,
Tho trial cf Iitchfeld. the Lime Rock Bank
robber Bangor Me- concluded yesterday anu 'no ~ ~ "
submitted 10 the jury to-day.
John Ferris who has served seyefal ieIins @ ls ~ ~
The Mss,ebu state Prison his ues, VAS he IN S'V Oa'
Boston yesterday, to answer charge Of ioFs'r' .
The body Of John Ray was tonnd socIeteu & .i IN ~
the woods Melway, Me- yesteriAy ll i, w au' Nv
have been suspicion of beng the msrassfs
Andrew Thompson, who was trleu "a anu ~, cVn. %.la
yicie the Llurier Of Mrs hAytIy ~ - -.
eLlfen Mcreyor has mAde fan h,
anotered them with feather bells and thea tAhs e' ~ "
riyer threw them under lhe Ice. -.
James Wilson, the murderer OF warden WI IL
lard Of the Connecticut state Prison PLEADED hSt gy ~
p,or Coar Hartford He sad be der 70 sul-
hi. Judge Minor snei A. T. ny AM " r
~ ssWss, ElxYel gsl vu tale ACE W 'hs 'V' WV
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

IA National Bank, under the Gold Note law, Is
be established San Francisco with capital Of Sl"V~
Peter Don0hoe and James Philan, the primer
stockholders and depostor Of the California baas ana Ian
Society Of beGD'aon W eonuhas
for another year.
-. Yesterday was the third day of the Wisconsin
Attendance was Age lhes ere sew
ersl races confined TO bores The equestrian premium N
taken by Dupay East Troy The Hon hno
delivered address
The disputed question of the water boundary
in snge sound ChessJ le Bay between Maryland and na has
~ ths ey,er var. Tuesday two tugs belonging
The Vrn Osr Say each carrying cannon and Win crews of
si xith nes reyo'yers, made nid the
u ,@ In N,r,land pors which the sound
an Vrss sueceei capturing 10 vesse. which we're akea 10
i,r.,,,+. ,l,owp Va ahd the oysenneo lodged In jail
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
THE PROBABLE TERMS OF PEACE.
CONFLICTING OPINIONS IN GERMANY.

BERLIN, Thursday, Sept 20, 1870.
Three opinions prevail in Germany in regard to
the question of the terms of peace One party agrees
with Count Won Bismarck, that the war ought not
to stop until Asace and Lorraine, including the for
titled city of Metz, annexed to Germany, whence
they were taken. Another party demands that Metz
and Strasbourg be dismantled merely, and that
France indemnify Germany for the costs of the war
The third party limits the territorial demand to
Alsace and the narrow strip Of Lorraine in the
East where the German is still the prevailing lam
guage The Cologne Gazette favors the latter plan.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
CUBA.
THE PROVISIONS OF THE EMANCIPATION LAW TO
BE EXECUTED.

HAVANA, Sept 20. - Regent SerranO has or
dered execution of the Spanish Emancipation law in
Cuba and Porto Rico. All children Of slave mothers
born henceforth free all those born since 1868
Free upon certain conditions all slaves 60 years OF
age at this date Free and all Others they
arrive at GO years OF age all slaves belonging to the
declared Free and all who have rendered public
services during the insurrection. As soon as Cuban
Deputies admitted to the Spanish Cortes the Govern
will present project of law for the complete eman
cipaon of the slaves Capt.Gen Dc Rodas has ordered
the Emancipation law 10 be published Immediately.
Ferrer DE Conto editor OF the Cr0niStd, published in
New York. has been arrested Alfred j. Clark has been
recognized the American Consular Agent at Remedies