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PROSPECTS OF PEACE.

MEETING BETWEEN THEIRS AND BISMARCK AR
RASGED-THE TOURS GOVERNMENT REFUSE
CEsSION OF TERRIF0RY-QUEES VICTORIA
SAID TO HAVE ASKED THE KING TO MODER-
ATE PRUssIAN DEMANDS - ENGLISH OPIN-
IONS ON TIE DEMANDs-PRUSsIA HOPES But
LITTLE FROM THE NEGOTIATIONS.
LONDON, Wednesday, Oct %, 1870.
TIE Pal Mall Gazette of last evening announces
Chat meeting between NJ. Theirs and Count Won
Bismarck has been arranged, the Government at
Tours having accepted the principle of the armis-
Nce The arrival of NJ. Theirs at Versailles is ex-
pected to-day.
The Tours Government is finn in its refusal TO
suter on any negotiations involving surrender of
territory.
Bsmarcks constant answer to the suggestions
daily made to him respecting peace is, that the cleo
Eon by the French of some authorized Government
b an indispensable preliminary
his reported ON the Continent that Queen Vie
tora has written to the King of Prussia, urging him
70 moderate his demands.
Sir Francis Head writes to The Times to-day,
teprecating the English protest against the annexa-
ion of Alsace and Lorraine to Germany, seeing
Ast England has captured and annexed more mil
hone Of men thsa al Europe together"
Mr.. Shaw iefcyre, Member Of Parliament for
Reading last eysniDg made speech 10 bis consutu-
sn;s in that city. He said that since the proelama-
non Of the French Republic, Prussia, by her per-
nsteney, had become the aggreSsOr English SYM
psthies, which were originally with Prussia had
sow been transferred to the French he rejoiced in
Che departure from the rule of marrying English
Pnneesses exclusively to German Princes.
The ST. Petersburg JOerHOl Official organ Of Goth
inst hopes that the discussion of the conditions Of
peace will not be mixed mp with the discussion of an
Axmistce. The Constituent Assembly is the only
competent power to decide that question The
writer hopes further that pending the arnistice, in
difference to humanity, Paris may be reyietualed.
The Berlin P,oriaoal Correspondence tselnI-oficiaI
says On the fact Of arpstice little hope is to be
founded as the French refuse to recognize the hope
iessness OF their cause Tie delay in the lombard
ncDt Of Paris is due to the imperfect state Of our
NepaIations. not TO political considerations
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HEAVY BANK ROBBERY.

WoRcEsrER, Mass, Oct. 96.-rhe First Ma
ona Rank az Grafton in this county, was robbed last
night by gang Of burglars, of large amount OF treas
ure and v,luables. including 100000 in Government
bonds Tho whole amount taken is estimated at nom
saoo0o 70 s,ooe The robbers attacked gagged ana
bound the Waterman, and fastened him IN the eoaroon
threatening him with death II ne n'auo a no''. , .ae
,, that onIv Ave of the gang in the bank, but
,ho,, ,Id him there were " In all The burglars tore
away The bricks in the wall around the sale, anu were
tLev ioade basty retreat about o'clock TINS m0rnhS
IN hurry they aroppGd qIe I %orss and Wagon
- - ~ t,1 hcb were found In this city tbis morning
LAM r. he Imposition that they came here ana ieit
tho early tIain -, Ara ooo for tbe cop,ure of
the thieves and the recovery OF the propSe award
NJ e. oaj The .ar has created much excitement III 'n'
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TIE REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL.

THE CINCINNATI CoNvENTIoN-REMovAL CALLED
CINcINNATI, Oct. 26.-The Capital COnyen-
ton reasscmbled at 10 o'clock this morning. IL was
solved to listen to the letter Of JW Forney but the
document was not at hand. The Committee on Resou
tons reported favor of the removal OF the Capital TO
the Mississippi Valley and to point as near as pos
sble TO the center of population territory, production
and trans poraton with reference To the future as well
the present demands OF the nation. The resolutions
opuose further appropriations for new buildings in the
District OF Columbia; reairmed the resolutions of the
ST. Louis Convention, and recommended the appointment
OF a committee memorable Congress- at the next ses
SION in favor or ,e Of TO examine the
0nestion OF the removal and relocation OF che Capai,
Mr.. VIM. Beach OF Ohio offered substitute declaring
tho agitation of the removal uncaedfor and nnwse and
nroposing that the Convention adjourn sire dc
discussion followed which was participated in by
Mpssrs. Haam Of Kentucky, Forshey OF Texas H. v:
Reay3 Of Missouri Mg9nns o. OF
Nebraska Wayne and Griswod OF Ohio, Coy or ILLINOIS
Moore Ohio, Beardsey OF Iowa ana Back OF Iinos
posed 20 removal. A., c..,,.o
MI Bsach's substitute to the report OF the Commttce
on Resolutions lost, only two votes being III the IL
Mr.. Williams of Ohio moved to designate Cincinnati as
the place for the Capital but subsequently Withdrew Inc
The report of the Committee was then adopted. with
The Chair appointed the following persons committee
TO memorabilia Congress: Joseph Med Oh LIMOS S0y.
York W. NJ. Burwell of Louisiana, L. U. Heavis OF MIS-
souri,. - .,,.. .ox.,s...o y, c...
from each stats aud Territory represented was appoint
cd to take charge Of the whole subject ana can SohTen
Committee Organized with E. b. Harlan Of Illinois Pres
ident L. u Reays Secretary ana sas Bent H.
make appropriations further Improvement OF pub
lie buildings beDistrct oil Columbia, was snaniinods-
Ine Convention then adjourned sire die.
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CRIMES AND cAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

number of small business house, o ds osa,,os.
Mo were buried ON Monday night Loss ae's' s'' "'''
$1,000 -. o,J
Mr.. +. G. Steward was knocAsI uYw W., y anv
robbed Of sl.oC0 in Psnsm', cba''a'lDA ''N' "
Charles rrey, wine merchant 81 Caldorn eas.
va; eo,pl dead 10 ted S. as ON Iaesd'y' ~" P''
Archibald c. Leeke of the firm OF Lecn Mos ~
"a J,i,r md qooreller 10 ,sisaso sle .ns* ~ o ,
i.si :. Is Sl SoiSs Ssis saa 'ded 10 death
Randolph who was s arrestea n l9 &
COUNTY w $500 - Is Cg Court ol Tuesday asand, Ssn sea
s s s,s o. Kaasa' cry i . zoo dsnaS aS'p" ss
,hs h - ,pI dsgcnd which they iaG " do aai l' s
nCIey. ~
an, a. MIN Geek neer donrOe, on ft'ay nwh- V
,ole 10 RON drawer and removing soHe D2s. %
r. J.hnsop the elrk Who geyt stars icashS w pos
W.. lawn stsir the sg At him. TIC sa
be thigh injecting What De probably h1si ses-A 'S' 's
tLs,r estass cara
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SOUTH AMERICA.

LOPEZ JORDAN AGAIN DEFEATED BY THE AR
GENTINES-NEW CABINET IN BRAZIL-RE-
FORM PROMISED CONCERNING EMANCIPATION.
LISBON, Wednesday, Oct. 70, 1870
The regular mail steamer from Rio Janeiro
arrived at this port late last evening bringing dates
from that city to the sth inst.
Favorable Intelligence had been received from Monte
yideo. Lopez Jordan had again been defeated by the
Argentine Republic.
The Brazilian Cabinet had been reconstructed and q
moderately Conservative Ministry substituted a. fol-
lows:
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, Vlscount dc Sac Vncente
Minister state, Oiiyeira Minister OF Finance Bonen
Minister OF justice Barrs Minister Of Commerce, IeiX
eira Minister Of the Marine, Souza Franco; Minister OF
War, Gen. Caldwell
Many reform measures including ono relative to ernan
cipatOn, had been promised.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The treasure shipments to New-Y0rk from San
overland daring the pas. week *sp principally IN
silver bars.
IA. J. Botelle of Grnnell, Iowa, formerly Clerk
State Prison ba, been APPOINTED Wacen TO succeed
william Willard, who was muriered Aug H.
The international Division of Locomotive En-
pee, Adjourned Nashville yesterday afternoon The next
annual meeting viii take place In Toron'"
In the Synod of Cincinnati a committee of five
has een consideration the purchase Of The Ohio
Feuale College and money for the same
The Vicksburg, Miss. Fair opened on Tuesday,
spi gand Five thousand visitors were present. yesterday
The dspay Of stock 10 large, including ane racers
Fred Briebusch who has the reputation Of
heinz one eounteter in the country rafhed
In s Louis on sday before the United States Dit Court on the
H. h5Ss Amounting 10 $1,000 forfeited Behoicb crested
more han year ago. and has had bs ha continued from time
70 tnt.
AT meeting of the Joint Committee Of the
Boarl OF rlf and Common Cow
eli on n Newport Cincinnati bridge Tuesday dispatches
real fon Parker the which ha tie seeretaU Of
"a -. ap ths eouslcraon bridge constructing
m,ies wa appointed 10 furnish them Information.
John Totten Of Philadelphia William 8. Wood
and Wright u Ca Penn and Others entered sa M
Cc Coar al 81 Lous Tuesday against toe hou
The plaintiffs age bad With tc Company furnish ien
e track, rolling sIoel for the road and build depois Sc
which hcy receive 2oO0 In stock AMI $4,000 10 tfst mss
gage bonds ml; but TIC defendants refuse 20 Mill ~
planu slo ash for an injunction restraining he C@pAa' b'~ e
ihe xorh 10 other parties
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BysNARCK,s VIEWS As 70 PEACE.


fine following sllerc1 pari OF yesterday, .itio0.I
PRUSSIA WILL NOT DISPENSE WITH GUAEAN-
TEES-CEsSI0N OF ALsACE AND LORRAINE
REQUIRED-GERMANY NOT EXHAUSTED.
LONDON. Tuesday, Oct. %, 1870.
A correspondent at the Prussisn Headquarters at
Versailles writes as follows under date of Oct 49,
had an opportunity to-day to hear Bismarck's opn
ion regarding the political and military situation.
He declared that the position Of Prussia had never
changed from the hour Of the declaration Of war by
France to the present. Compelled unwillingly TO
draw the sword he declared that his countrymen
woud never sheath it until Germany was safe from
future cruel assaults and from the ambition and n
solence of her unprincpled neighbor. He makes the
same declaration now confident in the justice Of the
cause.
Said Bismarck: 1--WE anticipated victory, but ii
was left to the experience OF war TO teach us what
guarantees would enectually accomplish the object
we had in view at the commencement The blood,
treasure and suffering it cost us to win our past
victories convince the Prussian nation that they
can hone for no full security without retaining
those provinces wrenched from Germany for the
purposes Of aggression lust, and conquest Prussia
earnestly desires peace but peace only winch VIII
give full security for the future"
In reply to the question whether Germany Is able
to stand long campaign, he said that the people
who talk of the exhaustion of Germany are utterly
ignorant Of the facts We have large resources at
hand and the hardest work is over While we are
anxious for peace we have fear for the futIre'
Regarding an armistice, he said that the chances
Of war complicated negotiations for peace Prussia
~ willing 10 ten 10 proposals seeking an end OF tho
war from any quarter likely TO lead to prachcai re-
suits M view al the state OF France, no
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MEXICO.


PROGRESS OF THE TEiUANrEPEC CANAL BILL IN
CONGREsS-FIGHrING IN s1NALOA-A NEW
yOLCANO.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CoRRRsPoxpRsTI
MEXICO Oct 11.-On the 9TH inst. Congress
voted Articles 10 O. inclusive, of the Tehuanepec bill,
with some slight notifications and possibly the whole
may be voted in the Of tomorrow. The Minister
OF Public Works called for to give information
galling the practicahty OF canal and stated that
aItho III the ques cannot yet be considered def
ntely settled regarding suiccncy OF water for canal
with locks proposed oil the probabilities are in favor
OF the enterprise. and that the problem will soon be
solved by the exploring parties. He added that canal
by this route, in virtue of tho facilities offered by the
rivers will cost less than via Nicaragua other
point OF Central america To connect the two oceans
Pubic opinion Is decidedly IN fAy0rof TINS s"lDtc Eoyk
and there - "a general pSety for its prompt execution,
with desire that everything possible may be done by
this Government fac ate and assist the enterprise.
In the same session of the 5,h Inst. Congress voted
concession 10 the Governor, Don Mariana Riya Paaco,
representing the state OF MoXco for the 0rganizai ion
OF Company to build railway from this capital
10 T0uca with branch to CCautitlan. Six miles must
be made within IL months from the end Of September,
and all the road must be finished within six years from
the same date.
There was fear that at the conclusion Of the rainy
season. which is now terminating, campaign might be
nece 3sry against LOZada in the district Topic; but
relations with him look more peaceful One OF his
tnyhnlent subordjnates Julio Garcia lately collected
some cOmpaniOns in that district and marched toward
Snaoa TO disturb the peace or thai State But LOzaia
sent forces after him. and after severe light he was
killed and his dispersed
fiery volcano OF large proportions has suddenly ap-
Dearcd on the line between Durango and chihuahua,
miles from the state OF 'aseqno This is the
frat example in this country of volcano far from the
sea- and the Minister Of Public Works VIII take measures
10 have recorded all the circumstances relative TO this
phenomenon. =. 49,, -, -, -, -.
Vera Cruz on the 5th inst, with s3J00,000
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GERMANY,

RELEASE OF JACOBY-CONFERENCE BETWEEN
THE NORTH AND SOUTH GERMAN STATES
NEW PROPOSITIONS FROM BAVARIA.
BERLIN, Wednesday, Oct. 49, 1870.
Herr JacOby and seven other political pris-
oners have been released.
The conference between Count Won Bismarck and tho
representatives the various Southern States OF Ger
many, regarding the terms Of unhcaOn, has already
begun.
The Bavaran representative announced that his Gov
eminent desired separate military budget, and some
special taxes. as well special postal service He
agrees in these points conceded that her depu
ties In the Federal Parliament shall not participate in
the discussions the Federal budget IL Is not thought
that these terms will be accepted.
The elections the Prussan Diet will be held on
the 9th and 10th OF November.
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GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I


The gold deposits at the Mint at Philadelphia Tor sep
tember were t2l2s99 III silver deposits and purchases
s756s2 "a; total s2s55s2 05. The gold coinage for the
same month was ss57 3Oo fine bars, s127s5 u; silver
coinage se 800; fine bars, 3s4 81 nickel coinage OF
and pieces s27700; bronze coinage OF ana zceI
pieces, 1870; total coinage, s6lSO; Total bars sGpeu
The gold deposits for the same month at the United
States Assay Office, in NewY0rk were s64Z0l0 SILVER
doposs Sill jl So; gold bars stamped s546A S ana
silver bars stamped $l23 49, The gold coinage Al tne
branch mint at Carson City 5000, and the silver
posted at the branch mint IN Denver Col, for the same
period was sGO3 96. The deposits aud coinage OF the
branch mint at San Francisco for september mas ho'
been received. .,.u.u.. H.
second Lieut.. i. N Chester Of the 4th Artillery has
resigned Capts. G.. A. IIartvell, W. III. Hugo DOWN.,
c. Poole and Major j. NJ Goodhue are relbyed iIOH
duty % Indian Agents. and await orders, excepting capt.
Poole who is transferred TO the I'D Infantry Inc FOL
lowing are hOnOIably discharged Caps John ~ Duny,
Orson c. Knapp, unassigned; f. H. watson "a cavalry,
ard Elisha ". TarltOn, Supernumerary; tfrst-l-lents
l. G. g. White unassgned VIM. G. Sweet, 24th Infantry;
Vim. 7. Dodge, 2lst Infantry; VIM. A. Cameron, 6th
Artillery; Ira L. McIarton and Joel H. Lyman, unas
signed. Capt George Meade 22d infantry s trhsiereu
to unass gncd officers and infantry -
The Internal Revenue Bureau has issued Tax Manua
for cigar manufactuor in order to guard against frauds
aud 10 insure the enforcement OF the law. -,
The Fifth Auditors report just completed, SHOWS tnaI
the expenses foreign missions for the year endinY
that he total cost OF collecting the internal revenue for
period 81 l2sooo the amount
nearly 81 Ct0,000
Letters TO Manitoba pay Canada postage. .
Tho Naturalization Convention between the United
States and Great Britain is officially published today
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

The vomitO has appeared again at
Barcelona Spain, and the mortality is Increasing.
The Austrian Government has sent a
fricate 10 Marsees TO protect the interests OF Austrian
subjects.
II IA understood that the Madrid Gov
ernment awaits Prlssa3 approval Of the nomination VI
the Duke OF AOsa 10 the throne
....The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce
eomnlan OF fine losses caused by the naccuracy and
eIY i'm Inc ieegraphic service between Liverpool aud
America and have resolved to petition tIc ooserloone
fnI ect me hrtseen Liverpool and Vnlehih Bay IA
j. e ee he - points hat tho greatest irfesuar1es
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AvoNMoRE.

Viscount Avonmore, whose death is an
nounced was member OF the Yekerton family and the
third to hold that tie He not known TO any great
extent In connection with public affairs. His son, Major
Yeyero who succeeds defendant in the celebrated
lawsuit to establish the legality Of his marriage with
Miss IongwOrth Of Manchester. The decision In that
matter which Is still in litigation, also involves the
Legitimacy OF his marriage with Mrs. Forbes of Edin
biirgh by whom he has had three children.
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I0nAI WAR NEWS.

4 German patriotic ladies' fair viii be opened
al fine Clb UOsc IN Franklinst., Union Hill, this after
noon, and viii be Continued I'LL saturday
Albert Bicrstadt has contributed an oil
,intiu, sunset in the Rocky Mount 9" valued at
I, 90 10 The German Ladies Fair Tho Fair continues
10 be well attended.
The German Patriotic Aid Society gives no.
, mt onIV contributions sent by the NcWlOrk GEN
eral Agency 10 Berlin used for the immediate aid VI
a,nded soldicrs ana for the wdOws and orphans Of
oIdiers part Of the funds forwarded through other
channels Ia funded ies future reliei
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THE BOSTON HIDE AND LEATHER BANK DEFAL-
CATION.

BosroN. Oct. sG.-In the case OF inc i ,o.
aud .a,sr Ran. defacatiou of 100000 for which Mar
tin the cashier was sentenced and aerwara larSonea
by Precedent johnson Judge clifford Of ne E Feon
Circuit Court has decided tha, onn sei claimed that
Se Would not hold becanse bis egs wa Az G
an officer OF the bank but Judge tS I'm sneh con
IS not necessary that mors tn"n 'O f'
snirlry anal be "A bank Oilcfr.
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LATEST MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

AZ INTELLECTUAL soRTIE FROM PARASITIC
COMBAT At AIRE-CAPTURE OF BEsANCON
FIGHTING on THE oIGNoN RIvER-HRAvY
REQUIsIIIOSs on AND AROUND CHARITIES.
IOSDoS, Wednesday, Oct. %, 1870
Sen. Troobu made another attempt 10 force an
sotlet near Issy, ON Monday, but was ropulsod.
In the combat al Aire on tho 22d the Gs5msns lost
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LYNCH LAW IN INDIANA.

NEw-ALBANY, Ind, Oct. s6:-At II O'Clock clock.
last night the sheriff and posse OF men "e.o ~
two prisoners from Orleans Orange co. iho " 'u
oil a. When about four miles from orleans aDo'' wv
disgused ana well armed men suddsny spp'a.s' ~
them TO tho rafters OF covered bridge Anc p'soAs'
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

GREAT BRITAIN.
MARRIAGE OF PRINCESS LOUISE SANCTIONED BY
TIE QUEEN.
LONDON. Wednesday, Oct u. 1870
1t Is officially announced that the Queen,
yesterday, ut council at Bamora sanctioned tho con-
templated marriage between the Princess Louise and
the Marquis Of Lorne.
viscount Avonmorc 10 dead Major Yeiverton succeeds
TO the title.
TIE STEAMER CAMBRIA.
No tidings have been heard of the missing
boats Of the Steamer Cambria, and It Is now thought
they went down with the ship.
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about 100 killed and wounded. The French loss


was serious.
The Germans refrain from attacking Amiens
Their troops at Beauvas and SCISSORS are retiring
toward Mezieres German troops are apparently
concentrating at Reims.
The French commander at verdun has sent def
ant message to the besiegers 80.
The Germans on their westward march stripped
the City of Besancon, in the Department of Doubs.
They took 81 carriages filled with wounded French
soldiers.
The CarIsrahe Gazette of last evening I25tb), pub
fishes dispatch from Gen. Boyer, to the Duke Of
Baden, containing the following intelligence
"On Saturday, the 22d, several victorious engage
ments occurred on the River Oignon, at Veray, Gus
sey, Auson and Genncville. The French losses were
severe. Battalions Of the First, Third, Fourth and
Fifth Baden Regiments took part in the action
The German losses were generally Insignificant
The following is list OF the casualties suffered by
the Baden troops Killed, Z; wounded So cap
tured, officers, 10; rank and file, 200"
The locality of these engagements is not far from
Besancon.
Dispatches from Tours this day state that the town
of Chateaudun, 26 miles south-sOuth west of Char
tres has been literally destroyed by the Russians;
ALSO that there are no indications of an immediate
advance Oh Blois and Vend6me. The Russians have
made heavy acquisitions the people living in and
around ChartTes.
Won MOLTKE'S SEVENTEEN BIRTHDAY.
GRAND CELEBRATION AT vERsAILLEs-THE KING,
PRINCES AND OFFICIAL DIGNITARIEs PRES
VERSAILLES, via LONDON, Oct. 26, 1870
Gen. Won Moltke celebrated his SEVENTEEN birth
day to-day, and received congratulations from the
King the Crown Prince, the principal officers of the
army and all tho princes and statesman now present
at the royal headquarters.
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THE STEAMER CAMBRI
ITALY.

l
PROBABLE DISSOLUTION OF THE CHAMBERS
NEWSPAPERS PREPARING FOR REMOVAL
TO ROME.
FLORENCE Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1870.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs has sent o
circular letter to the Of Italy In foreign
countries denying the assertions made In the late Papa
bull relative to the for dssOlvng the Gcumen
cal Council. The Minister says:
"Itay has not raised will she raise any obstacle
whatever either to the reassembing OF the Council, or
the perfect freedom OF it's discussions.
The Opinione says the dissolution of the italian Cham
bers is contemplated. The elections for new MEM
bers will occur in November next.
Nearly all the journals Of this city preparing for an
early migration to Rome, which 1t is generally con-
sdered must ultimately become the capitol Of the ma
ton
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BASEBALL.
ATLANTICs VS.. RED STOCKINGS.

ATLANTICs VS.. RED STOCKINGS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26.-The game of base
ball played here to-day between the Red Stockings Of
Cincinnati and the Aantics OF New-York, resulted IN
favor OF the latter II to 7. The playing Of both Ciuos
magnificent throughout in the field while inc Az
lantics by far excclled at the bat.
Isl, "a a. tth sth 9Th N. sit. sh ToiAA
Rcd Stoelinss.....l a.
Atlnue. .............o ~
Runs Barrei-Atlautos, Z, ReI Stockings,
UmpIe-C. Mills, Of the MnaaA
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w-YoRK, THURSDAY, OCTOBER q, 1870

matter whether 1t comes from the ex-Empire OF
the present Provisional Government; but an armis-
tce IL useless unless made 80 as to lead TO peace.