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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-28
California Sports.

Human life is not unattended by dan
gers in San Gabriel, Cal, as the following
extract from letter of one Of the inhabi
tants to his Senator in the State Legisla-
ture would seem to indicate: "The peo-
pie Of this place have a way Of shooting
one a mother axidently; for instance, if a
man wanted to kill a mother, he will git
into play with him, and stick knife
in him or shoot him, and let on it was
done axidently. There has bin two cases
of the kind hear in the last eaight days.
Pass law TO make it a crime to play
with weapons"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-28
Murder az Spring HiII.

On the 18th inst, at Spring Hill, Stod-
dard county, Moses Protfer shot and
killed DR. Caraway The Doctor received
the whole charge Of a musket, carrying
away the entire top Of his head and kill
ing him instantly. Neighborhood gossip
is said to have led to the deplorable
tragedy Cope Girardeam Argus.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-28

A Galena Illinois) girl was sought BY
three lovers, who at length we're seized
with the novel idea that she be allowed 70
choose one Of them. She, however, told
them II was a quarrel Of their own, and
they must settle It among themselves.
They then drew "cuts," and the lucky
one, she declares, was the one she had
chosen from the first.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-28
Weekly Public Ledger,

Eight lines of nonpareil. solid. constitute a
square.
Displayed advertisements will be charged
according to the SPACE occupied, at above
rates-there being twelve lines of solid type to
the inch
Notices in local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
Special notices inserted for ten cents per line
for each insertion.
Notices of deaths and marriages. twenty
cents per line.
Advertisements published at intervals will
be charged one dollar per square for each in
sertion.
To regular advertisers we offer superior in
ducements, both as to rate of charges and
manner Of displaying their favors.
All bills for advertising are due when con-
tracted and payable on demand.
All letters, whether upon business or other
wise, must be addressed to.
Il. WHITMORE.
Publisher and Proprietor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-28
LABOR.
: 7|-1,,7-7,.--',.-'---I
FFF Ef7aa5s
rNO THE WORKING CLASSES.

We are now prepared to furnish all classes
with constant employment at home, the whole
of the time or for spare moments. Business
new light and profitable. Persons of either
sex easily earn from so cents to s. per evening,
and n proportional sum by devoting their
whole time to the business. Boys and girls
earn nearly as much as men. That all who see
this notice may send their address, and test
the business, we make this unparalleled offer:
To such as are not we'll satisfied, we will send
81 to pay for the trouble Of writing. Full par
tieulars,a valuable sample (which viii do 10
DPLE's LITERARY CoMP ANIoS-0ne of the largesS
and best family newspapers published-all
sent free by mail Reader, if you want per
manent, profitable work, address
4. @. ALLEN & CO.,
AZ augusta. Maine.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-28
Exchange or Property.

] WILL EXCHANGE Ny LOT ARD RESI-
i dence in Memphis for cheaper property.
either in the city suburbs OF for plantation
in Tennessee. Mississippi Or Arkansas, III the
terms can Be agreed on, taking the difference
in value in money. ls-l54-fl A. WRIGHT. t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-28

gold There are still many places in the
gold regions of California where small
but certain wages can be earned al
placer mining There are also good
chances here for the investment of capi-
tai in opening up auriferous fats and
basins by means of drain tunnels, the in
PRODUCTION of hydraulic washing, ETC.,
while many good judges are of the opin-
ion that no better field is offered for
mining enterprise than that presented
by the quartz lodes of this State
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Judge OF First Circuit Court.


Judge of First Circuit Court.
C. W. HEISKELL is a candidate for Judge
of the First Circuit Court of Shelby county.
P. T. SCRUGGS is candidate for Judge of
the First Circuit Court of Shelby county.
Election, 18th of May, 1870.
Judge of Second Circuit Court.
We are authorized to announce j. A. AN
DERS0N as candidate for Judge of the
Second Judicial Circuit of Shelby county.
Atty General OF Criminal COurt.
We are requested to announce MOSES
WHITE as a candidate for Attorney General
of the Criminal Court.
We are authorized to announce B. NEW
TON HART as a candidate for the office of
Attorney General of the Criminal Court, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic Conyen-
ton of Shelby county. Election in May.
We are authorized to announce JOHN S.
KERR as u candidate fore the office of Attor-
ney General of the Criminal Court.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-28
CoRsETs.
Best French Corsets
AT THE -
Southern HoOpskirt Mandatory

T AIDES WILL FIND IT TO THEIR IN
IL terest TO purchase French Corsets of me.
as they are genuine and imported direct from
WERLY, LOISEAU and MIME DUPONT
To ladies desiring closc-itting durable cor
set, l would respectfully recommend the
Werly; while the L'Oseau is an elegant cor
set, eaborately embroidered The Dupont il
a short corset, of a most beautiful pattern.
have them in sizes from 10 to IS, and promise
to exchange one size for another until the
proper fit is procured. Also tho
Improved Breast Protector.
The Invisible Walking Skirt is the only
fashionable skirt for outdoor dresses, while
the NEWPORT ROBE is indispensable to the
train dress. Both skirts can be had ONLY at
the manufactory, 1881 Main ST.. near Wash
ington. l5Sl LOUIS LANCE.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
VNHE PUBLIC LEDGER is PUBLISHED
j. every afternoon Except Sunday by
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At No. Is Madison street.
The Public LEDGER is served to city subscri-
bers by faithful carriers at FIFTEEN CENTS
PER WEEK, payable weekly to the carriers.
By mail lin advanced: One year, S.; six
months, 81; three months, 50; one month,
IS cents.
Newsdealers snnnlied at 2l& cents ner ennv.
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BUSINESS HOUSES.

NRAIG, r. @. 4 CO., SEEDS, IMPLE-
" ments, etc., $40 Main ST., Jackson Block
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DENTISTS j. b. & WIN. WATSON, ,
~ Office old stand, 3lS Main. Also proprie-
tors of Memphis Dental Depot, same place.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-28

OATHOLIC BOOKSTORE, 3l2 SECOND ST. !,
" near Monroe. w. j. Mansford. Prop,r.
, 1870-11-08
Nrventac EFnMd%-Cn%c Tndcr tho
Fifteenth AmcnGinscn&-lIull
Ilfrainn-A XnXa1 Suit

CINCINNATI. Nov. 7.-Rey. Maxwell +. Caddet
has been fr'ilcteti hT the Cn1ted States cTaui
Jury fDr receiyinS h.1bes 70 deftaut the govern
mt NJ tn the collection at revenue during lis term
az Assessor of The Second District Of Oniu. The
4urJ also Indicted Lewis and Henry carter, Of
LnNtcnce County, Ohio. for the violation OF the
law ior enforcing the Fifteenth Amendment, iy
preventing cclored men from voting.
neetinc Of thc stockholders OF the Jeliap-
afolls. Cincinnati Lafayette Railroad, at Nor
fN, I'M. tntlay. rcsu!,ca IN tao
III aotmous election pf the following Board
q N1sc'ots; H. E. Ingalls,, Wa. P. Harris, AMI
Iics u. fefstns, OF nsssoa: John $. Kennedy,
<;en Hiss, and Wm. i. Roofh. Of New York: IL,
y II ckFood, OF Indianapolis; T. B. Lewis, OF
1Awrcncs tury: and r.. ". Smith, Of ctnctnnar:
s-s9' shares were represented. The DOafl
0sGhnlzci By the cltctton Of ii. E. Ingalls, Pres-
.ltEt re ttm;; 4. Worth. Secretary. IN tuycsu-
eanan snto the history and Workings Of tho c1.u.
lany nom the beginning was ordered, and II. S
tifotAheck and Aaron +. Perry were appointed
Attytsofy Committee. on The part Of the stock
ho!desst to I'D in the tnresttRHtton.
Iotfro, q, Nov. IA heavy and somewhat
noyel knts for damages, Was commenced In the
Common Pleas Court herp to-day, by j. ",
Msets. against II. ]. RafIenspeser. The suit is
bscucnt for damages to AeytH' elegant new block
On the corner OF Summit 1nl Monroe streets,
causcsl by RAucnsrerers pnsttnRthc Announce
mcnt OF hts ancttnn sale Of rral estate on the
walls OF said hlock- 10th PARTIES have retatpe,I
The sa1cst legal counsel IN this raEs OF the State,
ard rrprosc 10 light the mastef to the cad
Myef3 C3AiIns $3,tG1 dAIuACeS
, 1870-11-08

Mr.. Rchardson, Of the Boston Consrya-
tiondtisf, brings into contract the fact Of uur-
derer McFa1land's having been picked up IN
the New York st1ecta the other dag. drunk.
with the life and character Of his former wife,
now the widow Of Nt. Richardson's brother,
saying Of her: Mrs Albert D. richardson
since The death Of her 1smented husband, h.s
devoted herself most aasiduousls to tho Gaze
Of bis children. and hc7 own youngest son,
the other being stili in tbs possession Of his
father. Tho family live At Newark on the
place which was owned By 3Ir. Richardson,
but has since been cold. 3Ire. Richardson
has steadily gained the affection and
esteem Of her late husbands fnends.
by her great energy and skill, and
her untisins efforts in giving these children
ca,ly instE uctiou. and developing their beat
elements OF Character. She has abundant
ability and culture to win = good income in
literary pursuits, but these domestic cazes
la,ee, allowed little effort In that direction.
Resides occasional newspaper articles, she
bsr, however, nearly compiled \ volume Of
posthnEnous papers from Mr.. Richardson's
pen, lett bE him In N imperfect state, and abe
has also in progress another literary work.
which it 10 hoped will meet with ynblic favor.
Let no friend OF this woman eyer again cal
her Mrs. Mcfarland, but do her the simple
justice to designate her as Mrs Richardson.
tho name to which she is legally: entitled; Ill
te1egrams from the West, to the effect thA& her
erTo1ec wss illegal. being entirely unworthy
- .c.:::. =
, 1870-11-08

wlre~woyke1z. finding Oatey Hail to heavy loaf,
have privately Al. AoGed to throw hlM or4r ana
ht!p eject 1eaWith. It looks As II Hal bad beea
sold.
xFAHLAHnt
The World ss!s Daniel IcFsrlanA h7s been
p1ared In an Insane a.5sum ~ his ft1e1as. VIM
s,eclalt him IN tRcu1 able subject 10 palax1sns Of
yiosen1 Eake.
GERxlS FAIR.
The Executive Committee oi the fair recently
held mere 10 aid OF shr German wau1ted, rep1r1
receipts to the 4th 1t 9a. The fair has clasett
hut many Articles fema11 unsold tof the same
object.
FEE on TIKI wAK FATH.
The Tribune, Ia an editonAl, this morning,
say: :" We near taat Colonel Jsmes Fisk, je..
has nr,fere'i ont hl] regiment to parade At 4 n,
and we cannot tell what deeds Of desperate dat-
ing be may modttase."
iKlaH MARS MEETING,
An lMnenBc ma9s meeting Of Irish Democrats
was held Tonight at the Cooper Institute. Dis
ttiet Aro'neJ Fe1'owes addressed the meeting.
conderuc1nR the Cnitet StateN Judge who sent
Quinn 10 jail without ! u1M By Jury, Addresses
were also delivered By ". u. Tweed, Richard
Ot}asD hr. and chcre, who predicted the ores-
whelmtug Triumph nf the TauKnanJ ticket.
BONDS SToLkK.
To-day ssmt person Cuknnwn eEtered the reo11
Of Jamea F. Jay, of Detroit, At the St Nichols
fiott1, ard ssnle therefrnm bonds Of the CnicAR3
Iowa Railroad, Of Illinois, 10 the vn1ue Of fso,
tQ3.
, 1870-11-08
Meeting OF tho Lutheran General
Council nj LQucaAtcr.

LANCASTER, O., Nor. at the meeting Of the
Saturday. Rev. J. Fr5 submitted report On
iGftiGn missions. The council are supporting
thtcc missions IN 1ntia, and ART about Establish
Ing cne in AlasEa,
The thesis on the fnhject Of Justification by
faith, prepared By the Rev. Dr. krauth, was dis
III! the next session Of the council. Most Of rhe
ruipits In the place were occupied yc41efday br
members uf the council hrs St.Ss ami Krruth
preached tn st Peters Church sermons Of unusual
power. The council has been Chiefly OCCUPIED TO-
day in the discussion Of tito report OF the CON-
Enlttee upon certain doctrines rrppounde.l ty The
Minnesota EYHDd. -
, 1870-11-08
On: nesr,y III IN local onleea. The loss exec cs

EEt,U1s
fan1DKIrH1A, Nov. John csmpoell1 y ,o-
estimated At $50 .i1u; insured for 81, ,ooo.
PORTSMOUTH, y. H.. Nov. ..-Tnfec wooden
buildings on Congress street. rtcur.sd rs stores
ard dxellInR houses bulne.i Yesterday TnoEnfug.
among the pfice,fA loaela were D.. J. Il.
can: E g. Goods1e. dentist: J. 8. Burlelgh, MIL
'rery, and J. B. Piher, fancy goods. Tptu loss,
ss5.@b: mostly tntnred-
RESULTED in the burning OF twa stables, one BE-
longing T. the Aanon House, and the otner the
properly Of Geo. 4. cohoan. Esq oaiy nJ the
due teril-nce nf Mr. Cobhan saveti fr,n tn. de-
vdu:i7g element The tot2l los u estimated Al
s ,otd; no insurance. Cause Of Dire unknown.
PHoy1pKSCE, r. L. Nov. IA DE at midnight
destroyed the lumber yArda of II. @. M,wry +
ca. AIeel i LAnstnR, D. FoRr, Que dwelling
hnu~t. two ba1ns, tc- Prooablt loas $6o.o1o to
En- f1l.
, 1870-11-08
POLITICAL.
POLITICAL.
a E7E1 "
PLAIN WORDS
TO THE
MERCHANT
OF CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. -@ov. :, ~.
:. sli kIiiss n The cAinoae 7riIvne:
VIC ask Sufficient space In tho columns Of F01z
valuable paper. believing It to be sufctensl. ;1de-
pendent to admit OF non-p1rtts1n comr1unlca-
Eonr. To inquire whether tie pear1c o. Caak
county are prepared to vote. as a can,tidaie for
The STATE Senate, fer tho Attorney Of the l.luo,,
Central Ratlzoad. pledged By educatton, rro;es-
sion, and social ues 10 sustain arI SUPPORT iha.
moastzoua Infringement. Of the people. sts,ks, rae
Lake Front sw1rd1e.
Whether II Is desired to e1ect to the State s+cst
the confidential counsel Of fhe Warehouse tnoncp-
OH, which has for 50 long eurtche.! itseii Al II.
expense Of the masses, and driven tra,le from uu-
city by its grasping, avattcous, and sao1:-Esa:el
course:
Whether It L. better, IN aEy case. ,ha; rorl.a.s-
tons, failing to achieve their purposes hE cster
means, shall eject them hy Eaklng use Of pol.si-
cal controversies TO place ihe.r paid agents IN Of
ice. 10 oat.e the Will Of the people upon the great
questions to come before the next Legislature.
The New Constitution has received the ap-
p1ause Of this country, a1.t OF the wosIt by Is
wise pEosia.ons, intended to guanl The community
from The control Of railroad, warehouse, aud III
othsr nonopoies. Shall these provtEous b. de-
feateh from being put sntp operation by secslax
| 70 the General Assembly men p1ctige,. to op2os-
ton to those reforms which have bec7 - general.
| " approved:
And yel su:h Is the situation nI the pending
| CANVASS, IS between Nj. Jewets, the R,,.roat1
Attorney, On the one hand, sni H. {. stcaEns. an
Old citizen, on the other. whose Nfe as such, for
| the last thirty-nye years, has shown him thor.
oughly committed to the peoples cause, aud who.
| b! his ac.ion In getting the Warehouse -A.:,elo
into the Constitution. Is exposed to the attacks
OF the unsc.urnious nouopoists who ar. ea,llr &
| ,hc,z utmost efforts to defeat him.
Is there any political point TO be Sa!Eei 1y vet
| ting a0alust such msu7
We think not. AMI earnestly a,Irse al. opposed
| to the Lake Front s11nle, au.1 to the infamous
Elevator monopoly, to vote for the taatren !su.
| Candidate for the Senate, " {. S.ea-ns.
| MANY REP[BlIClNS.
, 1870-11-08
MICHIGAN.


Political Prognosstcntion%-
s7ceial Dcsra.eh 10 The Chlezso Tribune.
HETRotT, Nov. I've shall carry this State bs
handsome majority as usual tomorrow, but re-
ror,s from the Sixth District Indicate the probs-
etlliy Of briggs defeat- In this city aud county
the Republicans feel certain, by the asd Of tha
cetted rote, OF making some Important RaIcA
self In kalamazoo Ccunty, last week. Being pos
tesse.l Of the idea thas tapewotm was IN his
stomach. be procured and took TWO g1at1s Of
sI!cn1lnt, which c2used his death.
, 1870-11-08

MONDAY, Nov.
TIE following table shows the heights Of the
barr me1es and Thermometer at the untermen-
toned stations, al the hours 0t o'clock, h m,
D. n.. Attl II p. N. also, TIE amnunt OF rAufall
{Snow snt ball being Reduced to tatr> for the ~
hours ending at "a. N. The obseEsauona were
taken hy the ot3ccrs detailetf ftom the Cnlted
states Signal Corps, to report for the benens Of
, 1870-11-08
The EoWrvt Of Secretary Coz Ar-
nroyEh.

EEw HAVEN, Ct, Nov. 1.-THE Palladium OF
tomorrow morning will cou:atn I letter a4l-
dressed 70 Secretary Cox endorsing hts policy,
approving OF his action In retiring from the CAhi.
net, conde1nnlnX the assessment Of ofdceholde1s
fol parry purposes, and reform IN the manner OF
appointments and tenure Of once In the civil
service. The letter u slgued BY large number
Of prominent business and professional men OF
the city. including the President and most Of the
Professors Of Yale College.
, 1870-11-08
WEST INDIES.

K1SGsToS. Jamaica, Nor. I, ria Havana-The
British man.of-war EestA reports that the ca1,1c
lying between Jamaica and Asrinwall btoLe
loose and was lost, but was recovered three 4layB
aftetWatu and secured
, 1870-11-08
rar,onnl 1ailxTay Company.

PBu.lDK1rH1A, Nov. 7.--At I mcettnR OF the
Directors Of the National Railway Company. on
Saturday, 1t was unanimously resoyed to invite
ptopos1!s, to the 33sn int, to buy several con-
n.cttnR roads. In whole or In sections. between
t.. -c..e.c -. NsC S:-s
, 1870-11-08

Meeting OF Exhibitors at The Indus
trsnt Exhibition In Ciuckunnxt.
C1Hc1SSAT1. Nov. AT 4 meeting Of the ex-
hibitoss nj the late exposition, resolutions were
adopted requesting the General Committee to
change the nv aFds 20 a4 to correspond with the
atteEdeSf '
, 1870-11-08

buyers In 8 lew cases Offering about u1idd1ings At
1:0I:Lc- .,
GALVESTON, Nov. 1.-Cotse1 fu1 and noutns1: ::
EoaA otd,uart 14c. Sales, 80 bales; net receipts.
l.l1e hsies. ExpoE:s, coastwtse, ct na1e5. Stock,
Il, ,lS5 bales.
MOBILE. Ncr. cotton dull; ntdd1nz, 15t7
1'tc. Sales, 1oto bates; net receipts, s6f6 hates
Exports, eoas: ~ls%, 81 bales STOCK. s.$e7 hases-
SAvASSAH. Nov. 7.-Cn:toa dull and irregular; :;
m'adltnR. like Sales, 1Ss halea: ntt recet7ts,
6,l03 oaits, Exports, COST w1se, SIS ba.ea Stock
11,I3l bA.eA.
, 1870-11-08
CHINA.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-TeltGrans hare been received
Ut re totlay from Shanghai down to the 10Th Of
October. The news confines warltke- -Four
Runb0ats. carrying ten guns each, we're launched
81 Shanghai. The Chinese were Importing can-
non, ar1ns. and ammunition. No further outragcs
on foreigners had been reported.
, 1870-11-08

Special pttratch to The Cheaso Tribune
OTTAWA. Nov. 1.-THE Circuit Court, In order to
accommodate The yots1s, has adjourned TIL We'd
nest1sy morning, when the criminal docke: Will he
taken nr,
, 1870-11-08

NV ORLEANS, Nov. TIE election nsssed od
quietly. United States Marshal Packard and his
asssssanfs were on tlnty all ilae. Perfect or1let
known IN regard 10 the election. In rhc civ tic
count ts progressing slowly. ID the Second DIS
Htct General Shetiou, Republican. IL believed to
be elected There was no Democrat opposing
him, though Talshe Christian was nominated.
and received the Democratic support,
Trenton-Bcpub!ican majority, 80; II, :
Democratic majority estimated at 800. -
Delht-thls precinct po'lcd ls0 votes. Only
thEeo or four Repnbcaa tickets we're voted.
Aorsis-ss6 Totcs rofied; Republican majority
eStiEate4l at go.
General LongsiTect cast his maiden vote to-day.
voting tho straight Republican Ticket
, 1870-11-08
The Bank OF California Sxgtualcd
Our Of 4 &IQ.QQ1 hE n Couufcffctfer.

SAN FRASctsco, Nov. "a counterfeit bond OF
ste.he WIS passed oa the Bank Of C3Eforn!a, i
p4o named Van Pateel escaped With the ps,-
ceetis. He H supposed to have gone 10 South
America The steamer Senator has been sent
from San Diego To- ove1haul the Panama steamer
anu bring HIN hack.
, 1870-11-08

MADRID, Nor. 1.-THE Correspondence denies
the statemcnts In the New York Herald, on The
18th and 18Th ut, relative to the sale OF Cuba.
The carTesIondeneia Is the organ Of Senor Moret,
Minister Ct the Colonies, and !ts utt.rauces IN
this question may therefore he regarded as
otnctal. This Journal adds that the Spanish
people would not permit the sale OF Cubs to tho
United States, or any other nation, On any telmA
Relntotcemeuts OF 5000 men are preparing for
Cuba.
, 1870-11-08

VIENNA, Nov. "a telegram to the Fdnierty
newspaper sa56 Prussia concuEs With Russia In
de8luDg q revision OF the treaty Of 20,
, 1870-11-08

Southern Cotton mnrkctA.
CpAsiss1os, Scy. 7.Co:tcn-So business
, 1870-11-08
GREAT HHITAIN.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Duke OF qrammont has
written to the journals here cont1atIcttug the
statements as to the events preliminary to war.
lie complains Of Lord Lyous, the British Mlnls-
allowing them to circulate uncontradicted.
LONDON. Nor. Large quantities Of provisions
stt1t leave Liverpool for France.
The failure OF Lousal j Co.. cloth manufactur-
era, at Bradford, was occasioned by a New YORK
failure.
Sir George Jenttnsnn, reported BY al American
correspondent as lost on the Earuna, ts. At hts
home In 0loucestershire In good health.
The new French loan has been conceded q place
In the lists At the Stock Board.
The present price of the loan Is 1;t97i: pre-
MUM.
LoSpoN, 1.-Tle Dartngs hare withheld the
rIussian loan they intended to introduce to-day.
LoSpoS. Nor. Tit Is rumored thai Gladstone
viii staud for Londou In the next Parliamentary
election, In place Of Ba1un RothGchlld.
, 1870-11-08

+ BRCssELs. Nov. 7.-pettsions, nume1ous1y nigh
cd throughout Belgium, hare been presented to
the Chambers, asfing that the sojourn Of the Do
oapastiss agents In Belgium may be prohibited.
, 1870-11-08


usck toso power. he viii be recognized neither
y fafts nor by France"
correspondent. n hat do you think OF the mil
t2!5 aho political situation:
eaenRafnser. Very. veFy unhappy. We al ap-
pseElatd America al Ire bett friend OF france.
correspondent Many Americans believe France
VII heses surrender. ..........
oenefaL NeTes, 70, neseS; IL nc cau DO 4 to
nope.
AttMs point the conversation was interrupted
distinguished guest AS reached the door, the
Princess Ueanyon was announced. She u lAdT
~ seas OF sge, and Wa dressed U deep mou1n-
ing. When she met the Geaeszl she fell ta1o
ata anna and both we're deeply moved.
inc meeting hHd doubtless aome unusual dsp'o-
naaaic slgntdtance. l an informed that She II L
, 1870-11-08


ILLEGAL KEGIs1KAItoS.
\ rrHtTr nf suspicious names having been OBJ
se.vsd on ne day q rcE!ttC. circulars were pre-
fu3 carriers, for the purpose OF asccrta1ntng how
the traua had been Committed Upwards Of
1900 werr returned not found. Vacant lots,
lumber yards. Ac., are said to marx the spots
from which these REGISTRATIONS were male,
EST1xArEA
Tns Ford r a. oi today .s. claims sn ns}orify for
ot1ow 5ersts taas he VII lose over ao,eco IN
New ioEi. and ,eV ia Brooklyn t.ou the vo;e Of
HORACE GREI1rr
ssEs tn to-fnorrow. 7fistfne that II auy one shall
7eror, that he has tonc Q: said anything 10 eJeci
ic viii remain candidate, And ieayes ne resnit
implicitly 10 the spte1s Of the district Al be asks
ts. shat syes1 legal voter b allowed to vote. aad
4 ROrEU rASsAGK
Tie sseamer Columbia, 81 tic Anchor Zine.
nal 1,a req sssese n1Ssass - t,nm Gfassnw . th!s
In cne Of the gales. Dr. Robinson hAtI his collar
bone broken: one Of the quaT1er.nas.eis had his
ta5os, eut b falling umssts, and nearly III The
RErEArERS SENTENCED.
Mel auchl!n and Schrseder, rereaters. we're this
morning senic1cs.i 10 tho Kings Ceuniy Fen,,sn-
ak months. The En!tei Sta,cs Circuit Colirt WIS
then adjourned I'll tae 18th.
TIE fkS1AS FRArps- .......
cover his possion 81 lie money suosels to he
Fenian fund. was dismissed By default. to-asr,
plaintiff not appearing.
cASnlpAr1s FOR coxr7Eo.1IR. ~
Rlchar' S, Connolly, the present Comptroller,
many have rui np !. Nelson Tappsn against hun.
BKA1KS BIT THIgyE
.1amea Known, watchman II Hotseman's Core,
Jerses C1ty, wss hca:en 50 badly, this afternoon,
BY seven or eight thieves, that 1t IS thought ne
cannot tire. Fur Of the thieves have been ar
res'ed.
SFAS71cDk.
, 1870-11-08
canadian Concession to American
E1thfnr Ern&e1U.


OTTAWA Nov. THE government has consent
u 70 allow American dshsaR Eexse!s, returning,
70 obta.a SUPPLIES Of stores II Canaa.sn po1ss.