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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-25
THE SITUATION IN PARIS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Active Preparations f0r Offensive Move.
ment-Euergy and Popularity Of General
Trochu-A Puff Of NJ. Gambetta-A Liberal
Inipcrinlist-Nnpoleon's Amours-An I'm
lucky Editor.
TOURS, Oct. "a, 1870
News from Paris to the 18th inst. refers generally
to the preparations making for offensive movements
on large scale. but par iculsrs are given, for
fear the intelligence may be OF service to the enemy
ENERGY AND POPULARITY or GENERAL TxocHU
Private a. well as oficisl accounts praise Gene
raj Trochu for his good Judgment and unremitting
activity. His energy provides for everything; ms
popularity II unbounded. Paris feels tho utmos
confidence in mis- patriotism and ability.
PARIS PUFF FOR H. GAMBsrTA
The Journal 0Fctsl says all parties accord prais,
to Minister Gambetta for what ne has accomplished
and adds:-Sinc, his arrival in Tours he has or
gained armies, restored military discipline
aroused the public to the necessities ana dsngers OF
the situation, FASTENED armaments settled many dis
sessions, made judi-ious appointments aud worked
constantly; and more confident tone 10 notices BILE
in the journals and the public Consequence OF the
manifest Improvement OF Affairs brought ABOUT by
his vigorous administration.
LIBERAL IMPERIALIsT.
The publication OF private documents found In tue
Tulleres continued. Letters from Clement Duvernois
TO Olivier clearly establish the liberal views OF the
former, who makes the remark, while urging re-
forms, that France Ii enervatcd as a man would be
who drinks coffee anu spirits without eating sub.
stantial food.
NAPoLEONs AMoURs.
The Figaro gives details OF the affair OF Mar
guerite Belanger, proving that she assumed the
maternity OF the child OF great lady and the
Emperor TO calm the jealousy o. the Empress, ana
that NJ. Devienne was involved In the Affair."
AN EDITOR PUNISHED FOR PUBLISHING FALSE
NEWS.
M. Ponrtalis, editor OF La VertG. had been i'm.
prisoned for publishing false IL appears from
an explanatory letter in that paper that It was
Chevacr Wikor who furnished the notes for the
report for which M. POurtals was punished.
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A FRENCH LOAN.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Ten Million Pounds sterling 10 be Taken.
LONDON, Oct. "a, 1870.
new French loan viii be introduced on the Eng
lish market tomorrow by J. s. Morgan & Co.
The French government proposes to issue ten ,uil-
lions OF pounds sterling in six per cent bonds, re-
deemable BY annual drawings in thirty-four years.
The bonds will be offered at eighty-nve per cent.
MIR. Laurie acted as the agent OF the French gov
eminent in the transaction OF the business negotia.
ton OF the loan which It believed VIII be promptly
taken In The English market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-25
BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.


Fifth avenue is about to be opened from Atlantic
There were $3.50 visitors to Prospect Park last
week. The number who entered the Park on Sun
day is estimated at $4,000
Henry Quadence. proprietor OF liquor saloon at
232 York street, assaulted James McNalley with a
club, on Sunday night and beat him about the head
In very severe manner. Henry Is In custody for
the offence.
concert In aid Of the House OF the Good Shep.
herd will he held at Temperance Hall, Kent avenue,
on wednesday evening next. The institution, To-
Gated at NO. 22p Henry street. s most praiseworthy
one. anu Is deserving OF charitable support.
The Water and Sewerage Commissioners have
discovered that they deficient IN their estimates
in the Twelfth Assessment district to the amount OF
100000. They sent q communication to the Board
oil Aldermen yesterday stating that they have been
unable 70 cOnect the assessments for the cOnstruc-
ton Oh the sewers In that section OF the city, Unless
the money IL raised by the Common Council the
work will have to be suspended. The communica-
ton was laid on the table.
Mayor Kabicisch sent In communication yestcr.
day TO the Board OF Aldermen, advisatory against
the expenditure OF $l4ooOoO for the construction OF
a storage reservoir at Hampstead Plains. lie
thinks that u is an unnecessary expendi-
ture oil public money, there beng no ne
cesslIy az me present time Tor such. A
reservoir might be provided ut less cost from
some ponds owned by the city between Jamaica and
Hampstead. They could be Improved M compa-
ratiycy small expense, and 1t would he better TO
submit II to The people for their consideration. He
suggested thal the Legislature at the next session.
pass law authorizing the purchase OF land farms,
streams, &c, Tor the construction OF such reser-
volr, ana limiting the amount be expended,
which was not the case I'm the former act. The
COMMUNICATION was received and placed on ble.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-25
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
The Eighth Regiment Of Regulars % Arrive.
Its History and List of Omcers.

The Eighth Regiment Of Regulars 70 Arrive.
Its History and List Of Oncers.
The Eighth regiment Of United States infantry are
expected to reach this city next Monday, from
Charleston, $. c., from which port they are to sail
III transports on Saturday next October 20. The
regiment is one Of the oldest In the service having
been organized by act or Congress July s.
1885, IL saw hard service under General Tay.
Tor at Palo Alto, Resaca de la Palma, Monterey
Chapultepec and city OF Mexico during the Mexican
war, and participated in several battles during the
late rebellion. More recently It has been doing duty
IN North and South Carolina and Florida IL will,
doubtless, serve hereafter IN the Morrill, exchanging
with some other regiment OF infantry that has done
duty in our more healthy climate since the war;
the following Is roster OF the officers OF the
regiment, according to late authorities
COtOnet-James v. bomt0rd.
Lieutenant CotO'ae,-John X. Eide.
M1iOr-frederick u. Ogiiby
James J. Van Horn, Royal 7. Frank, Alfred + smith,
John N. Andrews William s. Worth, henry b.
Noble, Phnp II. Remington and Charles snyder.
FIRST Liestendnts- Henry +. Hazen, Gcrriit v. s.
Aiken, Daniel 7. Wells, Joseph X. Wilson lregi.
mental quartermaster, Bishop Aldrch, Charles r.
Loshe Burnett h. Miller, Thomas Wilhelm ladil.
tant. Folliot A. whitney, Thomas b. Robinson,
William NJ. Wallace and james Humbert.
Second Ltemeaan s-Stephen O'Connor, Eugene
B. Gibbs, John O'Connell, william Ia. McNlnn
Charles NJ. Ballg, Calvin T. Speer, Robert 3. Fletcher
and William j. Alexander.
The regiment will doubtless be quartered at Fort
Hamilton, AZ the accommodations there are more
roonIy and pleasant than at any other post in our
harbor Governors Island still being injected with
The regiment Is not up to Its maximum strength
and Will probably not number more than 600 mus
kets for duty. tbs not often that we have In New
York an Infantry regiment, ana II Is TO be hoped
that our military may be allowed to witness drill
nj Fort Hamilton OF one OF the crack regular repI,
mens OF the army, In order to compare notes.
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4 BATTLE At ORLEANS IMMINENT.
French Victory In the vosges-
MANY Prisoners Taken.
Preparations D. La. $ for an Offensive
t..tement.
INTERVENTION.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

Stk6AM " me NEW vUAk HEHAlD.
Rssiiss Efforts for An Armisrice-A Cabiue,
Council and Reasons for Psace-The Ex-
hanstion Of France the Loss Of An Ally
Russia and PrnAsia Barter for tho East.
LONDON, Oct N-P.M.
The fact OF the intervention Of England, after
Cabinet consultation, IN favor of an armistice
between the contending forces Of Prussia and
France, was specially reported to the HERALD az
the moment Of the Ministerial Council at which the
project was first discussed in London,
have good authority for stating to-day that this
English movement was induced by feeling Of ap-
prehension In the minds OF the ruling classes with
regard to the Interior designs Of Russia and Prussia
afser the nnal issue Of the war should have been
made by the force Of arms In the feld A close al.
lance Of these two Powers subsequently was re-
garded as certain.
It ID well known that Russia Ii arming-arminc
quietly, most efrectually- notwithstanding and
despite Of oflcial assurances made by the govern
naent IN st. Petersburg to the contrary.
England mas commenced TO sec ana realize also
she great fact that the utter prostraon OF France
VAN deprive her Of the only powerful ally ON which
sAe can depend 70 aid her in the illustration Of the
grand Russian scheme for . general advance to the
East and an ultimate entry to Consrantinople. A
very uneasy feeling prevails In financial circles here
to-day, AZ It Is generally anticipated and believed
that should England fail In her present effort to bring
about an armisuce she will adopt almost immedi-
ately other and stronger measures for the purpose
VI securing cessation OF the war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-25

Trains by the New YORK and Harlem Railroad VIII
leave Tweniy-sixth street and Fourth avenue for
Fleetwood Pars every morning during the races at
half-past nine and hali.pas eleven O'Clock, and IN
tue afternoon at halrpast TWO O'clock Horse cars
Will also leave Harlem bridge each day OF the
every ten minutes direct for the Park.
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niIyIAyD JoCKEy CLUE RACES.

Bai,incrc Crowded with Strnngors-Thc En-
tries for the Kacc~--Thc Pool selling.
BALTIMORE, Oct. "A. 1870.
THIS city Is crowded with strangers, who have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-25

Horwcs Ownca by Washington Market Lads
ContestinG for n Sweepstakes Of Seven
Hundred Dollars-Mr. HObs0nss Black geld
Ing Dan the Winner.
goodly number or the old sporting fraternity
gathered at the Union Course yesterday afternoon
to witness rrotting contest between horses owned
by business men In Washington Market. II was
originally agreed upon that II should be decided on
Thursday last but the incement nature OF that day
caused tts postponement The race was got
ten up to show beyond peradventure which Of
number OF gentlemen had the fastest horse, that
being mooted question among them Seven en-
tries were maze, comprising M. HObson's bay geld
Ing Dan, Mr.. DIVERS roam gelding Dandy, Mr. Bar
retts roam mare Kate Blanchard, Mr.. Desmond's
black geding Jim Brown, Mr.. Lownd's bay mare
Lady McDougall, Mr.. Meshan's bay mare Dolly and
Mr.. O'Neill's black gclding Andy Johnson OF these
Lady McDOugall was Withdrawn, leaving six
starters. II was arranged to be mile heats. best
three In hve, In harness or to wagons,
and owners TO drive. When the horses ap-
peared upon the track all were In harness,
excepting the roam gelding Dandy, the owner or
which, after the second heat land by his wagon and
appeared In the same rig" a. the Others. The
race taking every circumstance into consideration,
was good one and cleverly contested. II was won,
amer tour heats. by Mr.. Hobsons bay gelding Dan.
The BETTING.
The betting fraternity present were little wan
dering IN their IDEAS before the race. and seemed
Ing are lew OF the pools sod:-
Ram fIp TvY.f
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demands else war a poutrance viii be the only re-
suit.
NO CONFIDENCE IN PERFIDB ALBION.
The Gazette de france speaks to the same efYect
and the Unton has no confidence In the present
move Of England.
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Miscellaneoss.

Captain Henry W. Patterson and First Lleutensn,s
John w. Written and Jacob Wagner. unassigned,
have been honorably discharged Captain George
M. Randall has been relieved from duties AZ Indian
agent, and waits ORDERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-25

Fifth avenue is about to be opened from Atlantic
to FlatDush avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-25
1IucaAn TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

FRENCH VIEWS OF TIE INTERVENTION.
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There were $3.50 visitors to Prospect Park last
week. The number who entered the Park on Sun
day Is estimated at 20, 900.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
- - ~ -
Postponed.

The Soldiers Reunion set for the
Int Of June, has been postponed until
The last day of August and the LIST day
1T September The reasons for the
change OF time are given in the card
below from Gen. N. b. Baker,
At q meeting Of the Executive Committee
81 the Iowa Soldiers Reunion, held at the
Aavery House, Des Moines, on the 18th of
April, 1870, the various difficulties and OBJ.
Asctious TO June lst for IRE. union werc con-
Nidercd.
The more importa mt objection was the short
time intervening between this date an 4 June
la, to perfect the arrangements for the large
numbers which it is now ascertained will be
present on the occas ion, and the probable diff.
hculty in providing sufficient tents BY that
date. 1t was also urged that We shou prob
ably be unable to secure the attendance of
several distinguished invited guests until la
ter in the year. These objections, with va
rious others, were duly considered, and tien
II was unanmo ugly
ResoiUed, That the Iowa Soldiers Reunion
be postponed to the last day of August and
the first day Of Of September next.
Resolved, That the programme for the coca
sion be prepared and published in the news
papers At - early day as practicable.
Resolved, That the newspapers Of the State
- requested 10 publish these proceedings.
NIB. BAKER,
Sec'y Ex. Com. Iowa Soldiers Reunioa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

and approved. s. c. Rogers and 9TH
crs, petition for side walks on the west
size Of Main Street, between N. w.
corner, lot 9, block 8, and south side
Of Ross Street; also, on north side of
State Street between the county road
and Broadway Street. Petition re-
ferred to Committee on Streets and
Alleys. Committee on Ordinances
report Ordinance No. So" requiring
side walk to be built on the west side
of Church Street between the south
side of Washington Street and the
south side of High Street. Also, on
the east side OF East Street between
the south side of South Street and the
south side of Ross Street.
Bill of M. b. c. True for publishing
ordinances Nos. q, % and 20 jard on
account of being pretty "big') was re-
terred to Committee on Claims.
Bill of w. G. Cambridge for print
ing cemetery notice, May '66-reterrcd
to COMMITTEE on Claims.
On motion adjourned until the 25th
inst, at o'clock, p. II.
J. d. NEWCOMER,
Recorder.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
Iowa w. Kansas.

Frank Cory, writing from Mont
g':Mcry county, Kansas, to the Belle
Elaine Union, thuslstells us what he
think, OF tho two ntatce when com.
pared:
80, men in Iowa contemplating
aelling your farms and coming to
Southern Kansas, / would say, if you
value the present comfort and future
welfare OF yourselves and families,
stay where you are; don come to
Kansas. The brilliant stories that are
told OF homes and fortunes so easily
abtained in Southern Kansas are told
Ivy men who make money by telling
them, and not by the honest settler.
When you hear of Kansas beng \
great fruit and stock country, do MT
YOU believe It, Fruit. does but very
little better than i'll Iowa, and as a
stock country Iowa is tar in advance
ut it,"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
CHAPTER 81,
CHAPTER 80.
AN ACT making further appropriations for
the Deaf and Dumb Asylum.

CHAPTER j..
AN ACT making further appropriations for
the Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Sec. I. Be il enact:d By the General Asscm-
big Of tie State Of loua, That Thomas Officer,
Caleb Baldwin and G. NJ. Dodge, Commission.
ers to superintend the erection Of buildings
for Deaf and Dumb Asylum near Council
Bluffs, with the Governor, who shall be ex-
otficio commissioner, be and they are here,
by continued as such commissioners.
Sec. 2. The said commissioners shall re-
ceive and disburse ell mon eys hereby appro,
priated for the completion Of that part Of said
building authorized and provided for in Chap
tcr l07, Acts Of the Twelfth General Assem>
bly,, approved April I. 1868. and for the erec>
ton Of the necessary out buildings, shops,
and other necessary improvements. In case
Of vacancy in said Board, caused by death,
resignation. or otherwise, the same shall be
filed by IN appointment by the Governor.
Sec. 3. That in addition to the sum hereto.
fore appropriated, there is hereby appropri-
ated the sun Of thirty-fve thousand
dollars, or so much thereof ne may lie
necessary for the purposes aforesaid The
same to be paid upon the drafts Of said CON-
missioners upon the Auditor of State.
Sec. 4. That oil drafts drawn by said
Commissioners upon the Auditor Of State shall
be audited and paid rs other claims: Provided;
that no draft upon the Auditor by said
Commissioners except the first one for work
done or material furnished, shall be audited
and paid until sAe Commissioners shall have
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
SXERIFFrS SALE NOTICE.

SIIERIFF'S SALE NOTICE.
RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, direct<
ID ed to inc from the Clerk Ut the District
Court Of Iowa County, Iowa, GU a judgment
obtained in said Court on the 9Th day Of Fe.-
ruary, 1870, in favor Of Amos Stone, as Plain.
tiff, and against Henry Clatiin, Lewis Inbody
andJ. Morley, rs Defendants, for the sum Of
One Hundred and Twenty-Five dollars, and
SO cents and costs taxed at S7.25 and
accruing costs, have levied Upon the follow
ing, taken as the property Of said Defendant,
to satisfy said execution, to>wit: One Pair
of Black Mules, both horses. one with The hind
feet crooked. Aud will offer the same for sell.
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand on the
It'll day Of May, A. b. 1870 in front of the
Court House. in Toledo Iama County, Iowa,
at the hour Of o'clock Of said day, when and
where due attendance will be given by the
undersigned.
Dated at my Office, in Toledo, Tama County,
Iowa, April 14th, 1870.
KNIGHT DEXTiR,
1Gw2] Sheriff Of said County.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

SLiEKIk,FS SALE NOTICE.
10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, direct
- ed to me from the Clerk Of the Circui,
Court Of Tama County, Iowa, on judgment
obtained in said Court on the 20ih day Of Oc-
tober 1850, in favor Of Afford Philips, q.
Plaintiff, and against Henry Hamburg and
Pinto Beardlee, rs Defendants, for the sum Of
One Hundred Forty three Dollars, and IS
cents and costs taxed ut Sl.75 and accruing
costs, have levied upon the following Real
Estate, taken as the property Of said Dcfen-
dant, to satisfy said execution, to wit: The
south 10 acres Of the Southwest of the North
east Of Section Thirty four, Township 50
Range Is. Also, all the Land contained in
the following boundaries, to-wit: Commcnc-
ing Sixty rods south Of the North lire and
thirteen rods West Of the East line Of the
Southwest Of the Northeast I of Section 81
Township SO Range Is, thence North thirty
four rods, thence East 13 rods, thence North
6 s. ! rods, thence West &c rods, thence South
7 s. ! rods. thence East 5 rods, thence South
10 rods, thence West rods, thence South %
rods, thence East IL rods to tho place of be.
ginning, and will offer the same for sale, tothc
highest bidder, for cash in hand, on the 2nd
day Of May, A. b. 1870, in front Of the Court
House, In Toledo, Tama County, Iowa, at the
hour Of 8 o'clock Of said day, when and where
due attendance will DO given by the under
signed.
Dated at my Office, in Tolel J, Tama County,
Iowa, April Ind, 1870
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff of said County.
16w21 $500
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE.

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, direct,
ID cd to me from the Clerk of the District
Court Of Scott County, Iowa. on Judgment
obtained in said Court on the Sd day Of Mo-
vember, 1869, in favor Of John s. Davis, as
Plaintiff, and against NJ. II. Rancy. Samuel
Lombertson and Valentine Raney, as Defen-
dants, for the sum Of Three Hundred and
Twenty seven Dollars, and two cents and
costs taxed at s. and accruing costs.
have levied upon the following Real Estate,
taken as the property of said Defendant, to
satisfy said execution, to-wit: The East ! Of
the South West quarter Of Section One in town.
ship Eighty-four Range Fifteen West, and
viii offer the same for sale, 10 tho highest bid
der, for cash in hand, on the End day of May,
A. D. 1870, in front Of the Court House, 10
Toledo, Tama County, Iowa, nj the hour Of two
o'clock Of said day, when and where due At
tendance will be given by the undersigned
Dated at my Office, in Toledo, Tama County,
Iowa, April LIST 1870.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of raid County.
lsw2J $3.50
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

Burlington University, Iowa, which
has lately appointed Mrs. NJ. A. p.
Darwin, A. NJ, graduate of Oberlin,
as Professor OF Rhetoric and Logic $50
women can be Logically is under Baptist
control. There are six professors, no
debt, and $4,000 as the beginning OF
an endowment
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

Lucas Station, Lucas county, claims
to possess a maidstone. This, with
the one at Cedar Rapids, or near that
place, gives Iowa two of these remark
able curatives of mad-dog bite.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

The proportion of soldiers furnished
for the war Of the Revolution hy each
of the thirteen colonies is as follows:
Massachusetts Including Maine), in
OF her population; Connecticut ] in
I; New Hampshire, IN IL; Rhode
Island, l in II; New Jersey, ! in l6;
Pennsylvania, | in 16; New York, |
in 10; Maryland, l in %; Delaware, l
IN "a; Virginia, in %; Georgia in
80; South Carolina, l in 9s; North
Carolina, l in 81. Connecticut had
less population at the period o. the
Revolution than either Virginia, New
York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, North
Carolina, or South Carolina; neverthe-
less she furnished more troops for the
war than any one Of these great States.
The above proportions are based up
on the statistics contained in report
which was made by Gen. Knox to
Congress in 1890, of the number OF
soldiers furnished by each of the colo
tiles in tho war of the Revolution.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
Only $4,000
will buy
FIRST CLASS
Sewing Machine!
STITCH ALIKE ON
DCTH SIDES.

With the attachments this ma.
chine will hem, fell, tuck, cord.
braid, quilt, embroider, gather.
bind, and do..work..that any fan,
lily, sewing machine will do. 1t
contains 4 less number Of parts
than any other shuttle machine
and, hence, has less friction,
runs easier, will sow faster and,
we positively assert, will. do
some kinds Of work we'll that
other machines cannot do.
Call and see the machine at
the Union Store, oledo, Iowa.
4ltf1
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
LOCAL NEWS.
Council Proccedings.

Toledo, Ia,
April II, 1870.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present, the Mayor, Mcssrs.
Brown, Harrison, Springer. Wieting,
the Recorder. Absent, z. w. Hyatt.
Minutes OF previous meeting read