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PERIODICALS.
STANDARD PERIODICALS
For 1870.
RepubEshed by the Leonard Scott
Publishing Co., New York.

IaIisyeHsl5Ig 2. al dGsirgs Of briHI irsY 5lfrrei
0a tteUeat subject, offbs dGg.
, 1870-10-17

Special Dexpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
TIE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT -- CLEREs' YEARLY
HEcEss.
WASHINGTON, \. C., Oct 1d.-S!nce the Eeyoklng
Of standing oriler Of the interior department
by the President is generally cited as one OF the
CAUSES Which led to the resignation Of Secretary
E0x, the facts In the case are Of interest," The
Secretary It'd not, a. has been widely stated issue
= new order directing that the time taken BY
clerks in going home to vote he tieducted from
their regular vscAston or their pay. Last year.
however, when the question Of granting leave for
the purpose Of voting came up, ten days wcrc
given, without regard, 10 regular vacations. 1t
subsequently, appeared that nearly all the
CLERKS took the1E regular leave Of thirty days,
and the ten days In addition, anl, as Congress
had reduced the force very materially, public
business was seriously delayed. The Secretary
theo, with the approval Of the President, gave no.
tlce tnat next, OF the present, year he should re-
quize that the time for the regular vacation should
be chosen as to cover the day Of election: other
wise the time taken-tf. together with the vaca-
tion, It exceeded thirty days -shou1d be deducted
from the ray. This year the attention Of clerk.
WAS called 10 the arrangement Thus previously
aercex1 npon. .fessrs, Chapdlcr and Cameron 1t
oncc went to the President, AMI represented this
! az new thing and great outrage, and, wtthou,
investigating the matter ut all, he Immediately re.
| volcd It,
| THE TENSION OFFICE
has completed It's estimates for tho nscal Jeal
1ss1-'2. The sum required 4 sci 100000. Tue ap
preparations Tor ls'o-'1 we're $3l, and tht
expenditures. 80 o0r, 900. There 10000 app.ics
tions on nle awaiting examination. THeuty-thret
tho.sand cases nf those entitled 70 artificial fnbs
under the late law have been passed. and Of shi.
number all but thirty have elected to take tht
| communication, t73. instead OF the limb.
(Tn the Ateociatrd rrtsa1
| 1HE NATIONAL LINCOLN h0SrAEST.
| WAsn1SGIOS, Uct. l6~-The National lincoln As
| sociattnn las appointed S. D. Williamson as It
! general agent The cfpwnin% ugurr /. to be
COLOSSAL statne representing Lincoln signing tn,
Emancipation Proclamation. The WORK viii COS
| HrN ard Of {e10, 900.
, 1870-10-17
INDIANA.
Democratic Jubilee mt Indianapolis
Election Itcnax.

Democratic Jubilee mt Indianapolis
Election Ikcnszs
Special DespAteh to The GhKaso Tribune.
1SnrANAro1s. Ind, ocs 1A-The Democracy Of
this city. to the nusnher Of nve hundred. assem-
bted IN front Of the Sentfntl Office to give vent TO
thgi. feelings that have been rent up since the
defeat Ct the Linen armies. There was little or
no enthusiasm. the A1leuce not being quise Fure
1hes had trtrmrhe,1. Speeches Herc Irade by
ex-senator HendrtcEs. Voorhees,, General Mau-
sru, John 7. Williams, md .flm Ryan. There
/ Vas considerable display OF fireworks And Chi
ne%e lanterns, hut no American uaGa
In several counties the boAri of ChnsAsser3
have cef111e1 up the vote Of samuel II. busEtfk,
cbe Of the Supreme Judges, As samuel e., and
| 1nts Individual Is dIeajfuy worrsed about It,
/ lest the Governor will refuge him -he certificate
| and commission his competitor, Judge Ray.
The new Democratic $upFtme Coutt viii hold
| thAt tho word :" Republican, u The head OF The
Republican Tickets, alc distinguishing MARKS
within tho meaning Of tho Law, and arc thetcsors
vuid. The present Supreme Court held the re-
ycrsr, and for that rea~oa the Republican ticket:
In all the counties were thus headed. Should ths
| new court follow this course the Democracy
wpnla have the control Of ererJ ceanty and town
] suip ttdte il the State.
! TIE votc Of Jennings and Jackson townships
| In own County, w1s thrown ont for Iufosmali
ties. The Democratic uajoEi! Is one nuudre.
and hty-six.
, 1870-10-17
INDIAN TERRITORY,
OutrnEcs By tho Eudfans-Childzcn
Killed nnd 1ludc Captive.
Forres,.,xderrs nf = h. rAf f4oeo T.ih9tnt

n1ASA AAN -AAAE Na&fAAF%s
Correspondence ef The Chicago Tribune
FoET SILL, INDIAN TERRITORY,
OFFICE EiawA AGESCr,
10th Month, Sd, 1870.
Tn 1ndisna in this section of the country
continue taidine into Texas. On the 5th nit.
.her went to the house Of ]. D. MAxcy, about
si1 m,lcs south OF Montague, killed his father.
T. Marcy. and one Of his children, and
wounded his wife in the arm with the ball
that killed his child. which she was holding.
and took two OF his children captive, ono .
Ii1l years old and the other a boy years
old.
Another family, OF the name Of Beels, who
IVES LIVING in the house With him. had two Of
his children shot snd his wife slightly wound
cI. The men wcro from home, except the
one who was Killed
Another party Of Indians about the GANG
time went eouth and east OF Montague and
-toIe good many horsee.
have eince heard OF thre*s other parties
5ciug OF on raids. They generally 80 in com
pauies Of from I've to twelve. Il appears "a
(iavc been the cpssom for some time to give
the Indians bountifu1 supply Of goods when
ther quit fighting, and retain their annuity
money to pAy depreciation claims When they
a.e peaceable. 20 that they nov understand
thai they must commit some dep1eda.ions If
order to get large supply OF eools- The!
have but little appreciation Of the benerolenct
Ut power Of the government
Respectfully,
LAxnIE TA1C1. Indian Agent.
, 1870-10-17
l1ctrngurrrtf fsnriS-An American
opinion from the Interior.
Paris tStps. - corrt. .ondtnte qfth< Lonaon Daily

opinion from the interior.
Hari' tstps =, corr<ge endtnre afth< Lonaon Daily
.Sftrs.
An American, who took an active part in the
Confederate defence OF Iticlumond, has Just
been in to SEQ me. lie does not believe that
the town will hold ont long. aud scoiIa 1t thu
mode in which 1t il being defended. resorve
my opinion until I have eeen it under G1c.
Certainly they do protest too much"
The papers contain lists Of citizens who
swear to die rather than surrender. Thu 1our-
ofois. when he goes OF to the Eamparts, en-
hrsces his wife In public. and Assumes 1 mar.
| tta1 ettnt, IL though he were = very Cnrtius
on the way 10 the pit. Jules is perpetua!ly
hugging Jacques, and talking about the alts1
| of his country, On which he means to mount.
Douleyards, and the assistants Of the shops
| who deal out their wares in uniform, arc n1,-
der the impression that thay arc loso1s
slready, perilling lie and limb for thei1
country: Every gitl who tsipa along thinks
that aheFs Mid Of sarasosaa. II L a,mo=.
intense delight which Fronchman has in
dcnning Uniform, Htruttin6 about With i
martial swagger, and listening to a distant
cannonade. As yet the only real harlships
wo have suffered have been that our fish IL
little stale, and that ~e are put on shost Al
ramparte, hear. g1umble very much It hayins
to spend Tie night in the oren air. The only
men think can answer for are the work
ingnon OF the outer fauboures and porto,
Ct the Provincial Gardes Mobiles. they t1t
mean to fight. Some Of the 1attalions Of th
be afraid to trust tho greater portion Of them
even behind earshVorks. Remember,
SAYS the Figaro to them to-day, "th., 80
have w,ves and children; do not be too yer
turesome." This. advice, think was har1f
needed. As for the regular troops, they AZ
1 - 4rR Int and r rnf IN S1,is,
that there are 10000 sailors in Tie forts t
i man the EunB.
, 1870-10-17
NEW YORK.


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other ATTEMPTED squeeze IN cash gold this week
erfsts In financial circles The etn,a IN tna hanrs
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steady drain into the Treasury for cussous
edueexs IN the MARKET will becoma An r.sv taat.
,he longer it u DELAYED. provided Of eonr,s The
Secfe6fJ OF The TTe2nfJ does not add to The
stock In the market By ordering the prepayment
Of the November interest without rebate.
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, 1870-10-17

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, 1870-10-17

WEST INDIES.
HAVANA, OcI 13.--A1tlyed from Spain. steamer
with >, ,oto troops.
General yatmesafa reports an action at Aa,c
E1eva, In which 100 insurgents were Killed. TIT
SnAp4Eh loss not stated.
HAVANA, Oct. 13,-The blacks In Martinique re-
yelted on the esth ult., burning hft! plantations
AID killing somc whites. The revolt was sup
pressed. l, was caused by the revolution IN
France.
Havana, Oct. 15.-Pttaucl, on bis way from
San Salvador, has been cartu1cd and taken to
CeufuegoS tu be couft-martlalcd.
The crew OF \ steamer captured at Cayo CIuiz,
have been contt-Ma1ualed, md three OF them
shot and two imprisoned for life.
HAVANA, Oct. 16-Bal weather threatening.
The barometer has been sinking since morning.
hurricane is Aprtehended.
, 1870-10-17
Funeral OF General Lee.

Lxx1HGrox, Va, Oct 1h-The funeral ohee-
qutes Of GepesA Lee took place here today. The
obeeauies we're v:Ey impressive and imposing.
md were Witnessed BY IN immense crowd Of
frectaiors- The burial stIy!cc Of the Episcopal
Caurch wss reaA by 11ey. Dr.. Ttndleion. No ee1-
mon w1s preached, 1t having heeu the desire Of
General Lee that none should be- The body WIS
removed to :he vault Prepared for its reception.
The delefAtlon appointed hy the General Assem-
by Of Virginia to attend the funeral md rrQuest
| that the remains be Inferred In Hollywood Gene
te.y, hare leg tor Richmond tc-day. They r..
Iec that the request Of the STATE would hc Cy1pt.
ed, but II u more than probable It will be con.
ceded At no distant date. Aiss Mary Curtis Lee,
frnm Detroit.
, 1870-10-17
TEAM ETQLEN. .

Charles E8d4 left his team Of horsex en- the cornsr
OF Desplatnts snd Monroe streets, about O'Clock
last evening, and when he returned, ten mi1utes
afsefwarJ, theJ hal disappeared. Some fellow
who wanted tide. or = - actuatej By desire to
raise nrneJ on them, had Jumped into the bugg5
during his Hbttnce md 0rDSc Oh.
, 1870-10-17

INV Yoxx, Oct lG-Thc Szme Of base bali ior
the amateur championship yeaEerdsy 1e&kted-
Hsara, 8; Athletics, # Htooklyn, :.
In . game OF cricket It Philadelphia ye4terdhy
Z picked English steven beat die Young Amerf-
cas with los Of only one wicket IN tho seeona
inning.
, 1870-10-17
CAPTURE OF L BURGLAR,

4 young man, giving the name Of John r.
Long, was caught IN the act Of breaking Into the
paint shop Of Mr.. He1drtcks. On AaFket street,
near Randolph, On Saturday n!xht- He y III be ar
taigncd at the A1mory Police Court this morning
, 1870-10-17
MEyTCn.

CIT or MEXICO, Sept. q, ria nAvASA.-coc-
g1ess opened on the 18th inst. ....
The Tehuautepcc concession meets no oppost-
ton, and ts Akclr 70 pass. ....-
4 general amnesty. with few exceptions, had
been passed.
, 1870-10-17

I1sBoS, Oct la-Thc opening Of the Cortes
took place fo~dar. The King announced the re'
rrval Of dlp}omstic reato7s.wtth ltals, aaslptpn-
lied that neutrality would be maintained In the
urrscpt MI.
, 1870-10-17

Steamboat Racing nNntn&t TING.
INV OK1KANf, Oot 1&-The ateAmbovt Sa.cnex
.eft here VI &:1l O'Clock thiA morning running 10
heat the Lee'A time 10 S1sehez- She reached
Hatnn RopUe In hours, <s minutes, being 81
mtnu;es ahead Of the Lees time. rsased Baron
sara In 10 hou{t.
, 1870-10-17
ITALY.


LONDON, Oct. IA SeT York Tribune srecal
says: "a private despatch from Florence, ox1he
18th, saJs MAzzini Is free"
, 1870-10-17

GtS gtft- In nlI.......-.....-.....:&: :s&Dl, 1tp
~ Al Gifts awarded to Tickets raFtnased IN Chi
esso wil tt delisS:.a l's shs Eaus Il California.
presentation of the Tiekrs n9 Cuufpn-
, 1870-10-17

It H1s this resistance Which, no doubt,
made the Ffuhsans throw shells into the toHn.
The rAilway station was In flames "A we'll ~ some
houses tn tho principal streets. People were
wounded In the middle OF the streets by bursting
pro]ekt1es aud ri1e t,a1ls were wh!xzinR freely.
However, the toxn was quite empty OF Eegullr
troops when the firing ceased, md eycfy oae who
could command 4 conveyance Of any Kind, WAS
huEztug awz5."
rkAcE raoros1noN.
An American d1plomat1st In Paris, having good
relations NTH the Pafislan government, proposes
that Ln.1atne and Alsace, with Luxembourg. 70 to
Belgium. and thetr neutrality be guaranteed hy
1he European roWcfA 1t IL tut1mated that
France Will conscnt to this proposition.
rRorosED OFFENSIVE MOVEMENT.
TorHs, Oct 16.-It il the purpose Of the govetn-
meuf TO form an army fer offensive purposes,
which, when It moves out Of the city, shall be
thoroughly equipped hni supported by an enor-
NOUS force of ar1!lery.
HoRk sEcKET HISTORY.
Among the l.tters found In the Tu'lerte5 Ia one
written to the Emperor bJ the Empress while she
vas In kg,tl She warna him against proceeding
with some new scheme Of arnbftton, And concludes
with these words: "Belcve me, you cannot
rake successful two esups dTttat In one HE"
The manuscript Of the novel found among tue
documents Is tn the handwriting of the Empcrbr.
The hero Of the romance, after an absence Of
twenty years In the United States, returns to
1,Hn.,s,.. LAM aAu tar1 W tae "oaoe's u
NaPoleon8 NE tae suppression OF passPoftA me
',on-cia" nasss ane e"uehss""eat oi fAFs' iue
t'' " t0''''~'' f't'oNste' A00 o'e 'e'ut" VI
svp.ps ~ p.,t,
Torls, Get. 1G.-The Journal OMci<i has ail-
vices from Paris from the sth to tic 18th. Julcs
FayIc was acting al fnlfs i'm for Ganbetta- The
liz gireu.
On The sta the Carrisnn made reconuotzsances
towards fnn,y. Chateau ia araentsu,. ye,1,,y. anl
t.lnn,att-
i'm tbe 9Th demonstration Was male ,,y The
SAfiona1 Cuarl, In favor of Trnrhu md Eaxn
t,ut against 1hr Commune Fayre addressed thc
ncpnle. saving h1s univ care al present Tns tu r.,
pulsc the tuyaleta. The next .Iay nuu,eerless
addresses were receve1l fr.,m members Of the
National Gua.r1 spnsoy,nc Of tho nos.poncment of
the elections for the Constituent Assembly. md
rnndcrnntnp tho demonstrators rnada rT men
with arms In their hanie
Colonel Sarea, commander nf q ts;ia!ion OF
National Guards, having distributed cartridges
among his men prepa.ntury to marching on the
IIt:.:l de Vile, has been summoned heforc court
martial Proceedings are also commenced against
Fion,eus for an alleged attempt At tnsurrectiou,
Rocheiort has written letter tn Flou1tns ad-
vteing moderation Hrl the setting aside Of rolt-
cal aspirations until the war Is oye..
jules FaEre Publishes letter rrAlstng the ctl-
xens Of Beltesie for their patriotism ami orderly
eonducL
Adecfc" IS issueh apoHshlnc the caution kJs-
tf1n, ono OF tre Mess oaloos fesasctians on INC
Psesa ......-...
-, ma'e 81, TIa ~, .n,,
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, 1870-10-17
GIFT CONCERT.

ny Authority OF Special Art ot taso I.eKa>-
fasorc Of tho Stnte Of California, Approved
Feb4nary IL, 1870, the Trustees nf ahe HeF-
eantile Library Association hare the p1tas-
arr to announce thai
, 1870-10-17

AtSuuA. VCt. lh-EA1udWeut Will q90p0bl4 be
asked to settle $4,000 on the Princess Louisa,
with an annuity OF ee,0Co.
s!1 desd bodies have been taken from the scene
Of the accident at the launch In NeNcastle-on-
Tyue.
An accident occurred on the Midland Railway
to-day, by which many passengers we're severely
Injured.
Especial Despatch Il the Kcw York He.ald1
LONDON, Oct l6-The steamer Scotia wcnt
aground on Saturday at Queenstown, and hal u
n1.7ow cEcape from disaster. The weather waa
clear, and she had no pilot. 4 sudden fog COM
Ing up, her heacway Was stopped, and she slrif;eti
out Of the channel, aud grounded. JudE1ns was
In conlsuand. Tugs were sent from Queensiowu
to her rescue. sud got hts anoat. Directly after
there was gale, which would have wrecked her
II there had been any delay.
LoSDoS, Oct. l6.-The Ptussl2n Embassy here
addressed itself today to the English Govern
mcut with view to gain the cooperation of
Great Blltaln in efforts ior peace. The English
Government Is instructed that Prussia Is prepared
to modify her demand for money indemnity. Of
OF Suasbourg aud Mctz viii he accepted
In lieu OF their surrender. The
demand Of Prussia for the surrender o1
French men-of-wa1 has been abandoned entirely
the l1usslan Government having signlieA ITS
t!nct1y tts absolute determination not to consent
to tie tfantfes Of any part Of the French reet se
TIC North German Gag. 1t ts also understood
that Russia ics'sts upon European Congress a.
a preliminary 10 a treaty Of peace, and
that Prince Go,tchako1 has infotmst
the Government OF Berlin that II tht
faE1csses Of tho Rhine frontier are TO be neutral
lied. Nussia will require equivalent guarantees Il
be gwen to her on the Battle and On the Poltst
| line. This demand of Russia is supported By NJ
! Informal note from the Hungarian Chan
| Gerry. The Government Of the Hague has a.st
presented c1aIm to be heard On the terms Of set
| tlemcnt in a congress OF the powers. and 1hs
| Dutch note has received the appreciation and SUP
| reTt Of the Russian Government
, 1870-10-17
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
The Franco-Prussian Strug-
gle.
Reports Of French Successes
Around Paris Pronounced
Untrue,
PrusSian Reinforcements Con-
stantly Arriving.
Soissons Captured by the Ger
man Forces.
Record Of Events In Paris up to
the 18th Inst.
Frequent Manifestations against
the Government.
Garfbaldi Appointed TO n Com
m1and Of Irregular Troops
In The VosSes.
Secret History of the Second EN-
P1Fe..
The Ex-Emperor in the Role Of the
Novelist.
Tcnce Troro.itio from ttat
Prussfan to the English
Government.
The Defest Of the Frussl'ns at Le.z 4szli
Affirmed,
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theoommirtee, II otnesxtse theJ will necessarily
put up thc pt1cea. .....a
This Journal " Frunet sATs the government has
tnub1e With zome p1etectA, owing 70 lonn-
encea which should be tmmedlafeaJ defe+ted-
The A1chnlahop Of Tours has addressed tue
government hero aRalns1 the persecution ot tao
Clergy In some parts OF France
News II received from Bdudeao1 taA1 An e1nS3
Il the republic has been erected
The Bishop OF Apxie. q has Issued circular I'D
yisirQ ttiRioua communities in his d6uict to
gulscftbe to the departmental AEua,uent
lt1u.
decree tc-lay Announces tho departments
w,thtp t+o Kilometres Of the enemy arc under tnl-
ltaEy LAM. Military ch!efa Aze TO make known the
appsoaeh Of the enemy, AID prompt DO
tice must be given OF Ill their
movements Military chiefs must aso
Immediately reject and prepare places sIisable to
resist the adynpce CT the enemy. The Miutat1
Committee x1l! haye the right to make requtA-
II Of person or things, and will pay with orders
| o. the goyernn,eut Any military chief has the
Right II call cut the National Guard. and msy
Send Them to any place within he
tommsad 10 long Al The department
| Ii under martini Law. The National Guaru mus
provide themselves with three da5a' food, Wlhrl
the ntate viii Pay for. Military chiefs Of the dc
pa1,ments are personally responsible fof the or
ganIzat3on Of forces, and preparations 10 resist nj
enemy.
no news from the armies near Fieste St
| Amin.
rapc1s found in the Tuilet1ea show that y, 81
persons were arrested In France for political Of
fences since Doc 2, 1851, OF whom 1A.11s wef
transported, bAnished, or Imprisoned.
Edmund About has been appointed frfect Q
Police vice KeratrJ, who has resigned 10 ense
u.,on the Alnistry for Foreign Affairs.