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, 1870-10-15
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, 1870-10-15

I1SpoS, Oct. l4-11:la a. p.-Cnnfols. for
money, say: consois. on account, 9e':3a9H :;
t-9ss, 81, ss.s, ex-liv.: 5-e0s, Is, s5T, e1-div
+7Os, e, S9A 11&a, Sc
LONDON. Oct, 1s-l:30 m:-Consnl*. W.
bonds quiet: coupons. -, ss7i; Us, ssti: 81, So
aN ex-coupous; 1o40. So
Stocks steady; E1te, Is: Illinois Central III:
AI!act:c / Great Western. e3X.
LIvEKr0oI, Oct. i&-11:l3 4 D.-Flonf. 3ss -.
Winter wheat, los 81; red wheat. s. Izss %
white wheat, los sdat0s Sd. Corn, 9ss sd8f9A.
Pork. 11j4A LAtd, 1lkA
L1ykRFooi, Oct l4-Eyening.-Cotton-
for tie week. E9,0ct bA1e4; EXPORTS 10,eA0 bales
specu!a,tone, 1.eoe; stock. sse,ooo bales: Amer.
tc1n. 10000 bales; receipts Of American, QUO
Wheat-Recelpts tor three days, 1900 qrs. q.
which $500 CTS KttE American. EaAloTu1A, 1os
Sd; red Western, IS Sd; winter. % I'd. Corn
Z Cumberland m,dd1es, sas. T..,o~, Is, 1Anseed
Iosnos, oct 1+.-Tuzpent,ne, SD 3D. Sugar
LoSpos, Oct. 4-Eveatpg.-Co -ConEols for money
ofa0sat: account. sst. Bonds arm; GIG. 9
e1 diy.; s5a, s5H, ex DIV: 1905, Ss1. stock!
quiet and steady. Ertes, 1s3;5H. Illinois, III
Great Western SOY. So .,...,
IIyERfoo1, Oet 1t-< p. n1.-C0rroS-Stocl
anoat 4+o.to0 bales, intfudipR 5000 bales Amesf
cxu. Manchester natket dat and noHltnal
Cos,ou-MitdliDg uplands, 9'.86%d: mlddnos
Provts3ons-Beef nrmer. Pork declining. Lar
h,mef.
IoSpoN, Oc.. 1L-Spirits petroleum. IL Tn1
pt1ttne, {9s Cd. While otl, E3s los.
| AArwKRr, Oct 1L-Petruicuu, StE
, 1870-10-15
POLITICAL.
speech Ex-Governor Palmer ut Spring.
field

speech ofGovcrnor Palmer at Spring.
field.
sr<eia1 Dtsrssca to TIE Chicaso 1tsbeoe.
SrRISGFlElp. Ill, Osl la-The political CAM
raign In this county, 50 far - the Republican,
are concerned, wAs opened Tonight, By Governor
John u. Palmer, who delivered one Of the
mos. eloquent and eHecuvc speeches he has made
for year. The Governor wzs thorough. awakened
and Infused his feelings into the large audience
wto assembled to hear him. General Charles
IIapiucott WAS cnosen Chairman Of the meeting.
and, In few we1l-umeti and happy remarks, In
1roduce.i the Governor. who epoke about an houE
and hall The following Is i brief synopsis Of
lie began ~ saying taa. he thought this wss hts
trsr political speech for mauJ JeaEs 70 this COM
muniis. he then entered tnro : review Of ne
snpSasea asnsaa q ass,ss &
pIe r1,n By .ae psopie.a not . BE- 5.umed
ses sese.nnent IN o, federal 1non. fhese principles.
ne duty, then, be thoucnt, Of every citizen IL
sn ss'8 eS9 osFaai1.non ID is $ original as:
tsn' fa ,he sA'; ;.dmln,stsaiion q ne so1efnmeas
| people must originate thetr own politics: and
the. should s1psfvtse The Administration n sss.!
department with ths view. Parties and politics
fncu'ta feI grounds Of didelrnce. o. fesi ssouadi
of uuts. me Republican party Of to-day, he
! trfTCtt ras 4 Uule subject 10 Crtuci&m or re-
nrnscn ss any great parry ever entrusted With
| anties Of euch momentous tmpntaccc- H
theu reviewed its histoT from sht
ti1ns Nj, Lincoln assumed the goVernMen
until us dexih 1t the triumphant festolattos
Of Divided authority. He nezt paid attention =
rtstn, thst there shouid be no revival ot dead f*
snfs. He assumed thai the Republican party Q
tc-dsy baA right 70 Asf 70 be Pefrs.oaseo =
| Then ~ to the duty Of cltIensa1p, ~
dsys what were they: To Teaofu
n, shn.ex Tie Democratic stase Convention nA
cssa1cd 70 point out some OF them. but me va
| ernentjtnre which the war occAstoneu Was 11
| sTnidshir. md the habit Incurred Of immeas
!. onSisv consequent upon the necessity OK emp!1s
ing during the was thousands Of men: 80 - +
| uIsroidahit, II the guTe1ument noNeset. y
opeu n Kpy time during the ~af. Or hn9e. 20 -
!. charge q extsavagsnce, II WIS bat ssSa o. u
: tact taat the government ~, NV wa & :,
, 1870-10-15
PACIFIC COAST.

l.o~s Of the Ocean Steamer Coutftien-
tnl-Etght 1'crsons Go Down with
this Vessel.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 1&-steaTer Colorado.
troa Panama, put into San Diego th!s mosnlns.
f,r San Francisco, sunk Thirty miles OF Cape St
Lucas on the 3oth Of September. Seven passen-
gers and one OF the crew were lost
san FRASC1scp, Oct 1.-THE Grand Lodge Of
Masons adopted 4 resolution eousleuuiuK in
strong terms the government Of sratn and mcu~
lefs of the catholic Church IN cubA for the BUTCH
efy ct AAaonA.. It also repealed the decree for
hthidg Eunes,l!nate lodges 10 ouf1 the remains Of
q brother who has committed suicide
san FK4SClscp, Oct. 1.-THE Continental left
Max1tlan with ful compliment Of passengers,
uaii, September 3. She encountered severe
IAlr IN tie gulS, and sprung ! Aleak. The pumps
were constantly worked for twelve hours to no
avail. Al . IN the morning Of the l3sh tue water
reached the furnaces, putting OUT the nres, AL
hopes OF saving the ycssei were abandoned.
Slx boats loaled, nlleL with people,
showed Oh. Seven passengers and the second
cot refuse to leave, and vent down with the
steamer. Two boats arrived At Cape St. Lucas
~ the evening Of the s0th. The next morning
two ether beats landed. The sat1e evening
near c.rs s. Lqsas as., pISo Ths ,lo.tl 1o!!ostn.
| Jeee Mcnas, San Louis. Posost; J. b. Lyule, Xr
| Martinez, three AeNcAna. names unknown
| The remainder OF the passenger and portion d
| the ayrv on the steamer Colorado, Will be her.
| IN Monday next The balance OF the crew at,
| On tne CUR boat Os1rpee.
The Con,inental's treasure aud mails were
| tosA1 losk.
, 1870-10-15

Gosesnmen,-sAe zuycrnment Of Illinois, 70 Atns-
uate the unf1i1nefB and iD}ustice OF Tho Eesooton
RI, RI Of me lsst General Assembly ahows thst fas
nade by tnas Assembly, cresy Democfst IN eeta
sSas<' sses s0's eh.se .es u :s'''c IL e
DEMONSTRATION of he Eatiooal Government Wa
oniy in eject ehatze that It ss11 continued 70 be
q d sae people themselves. Il Vas rot possible
fhst people VINO were spending two thousand
Millions Of dollasa rer aunum during tho var 2
nos cecomo hshitu1.ed to expenditure, and u tae
1none5 nas u 1eened % q .ea -" 1siae. ii .tae
synpsons % q ! rrnEI disesie, ii for
tue economy claimed b. the Democracy. Jedge
Of II by the action Of the party u such ptases -
tt1ne. New York city Tor example. which con-
trollel the polirca OF the Stats during tho wa',
was sins nisr tllnsua1scn Of want OF eeono0T.
for lie rsst As to he f1tu'a e.ea
rary presents il own scae.aeA The
/ trade on principle. While eouetsilne . ..E,1 fos
1tuenue tinpy. But - for fres t:adt, ptrtl! Ind
sh-t,acilJ considered, It could not % said that
we're IL favor Of il ta The otasF hand; tasre
fht 5af ,ees = e5esss'1:t, @sss a: e ew n's e:
A. one Of the uecesskI1 sources OF revenue Tpen
III FAEh to Internal t21a1ion. there u Genefal
consent 70 discriminate certain articles, ~ WIS.
key and TOBACCO, md Injuries generally AZ % be
iAeted Tathee than articles Of 1ecrsMty. THIS be
| ing 70. II foreign imports be not taxed. thert
Would be determination Ia favor oI the t1up0Ft-
cr aRatnk. the hosre mauutactnEet. The ex.
pentes of the government At present. be admit
led to ht IS per cent more than absolutely neees
III. reaera1 Congresa vas one Of the most ~
trsyagant beAed on the earth. teo
tc .erE1ce. a iaEge re'aeton Il
| expenditure down to the smallest sun possible
Thcn how should this money be raised II lmpsss
only one left ts internal taxatson hlt thar Nouls
rot be consented r.. The people had Already hAt
I sufficient taste Of that form -of -%a
burshcns Nobody. not even Democ,ats: e1cep
says he hope8 to Zee the day when custom house
shall be abolished. Yet practically nt present b
ta for revenue tariff. This attitude suRgeste
that Of this man. Who was in favor ot = Main
| ltqnor :aw, but not In favor Of It's enforcement
ie closed with some illusions to local polite.
and summed up a. 70 1,ws: The question IL ,hl
contest taalnly is the approval Of III
sense, and It Il npon this question Of flaane
That. think, nIitn!ta Of no settlement by get
| eenl rules. Ny theory IS that VIC shall he coa
| PEELED to pur<ue the system Of taxes with sue
| pOod nnttlt Q 18 we CAL ...
| The Governor was in happy vein, and Taught,
, was frequent a. he baatered rppuheuts II
; ts,snts atike IN bis oHn tnost gtnia1 way.
Cos0nel Jonathan Merriam. Republican rand
| ,lEte fnr Congress. then Was Introduced. and d
dressed the meeting for about halt IN hour. ma
lug good, sound, sensible speech on the polite
eueetiona OF The day.
sill aa1irtk3 the ptOHIe.
, 1870-10-15
INDIANA.


EyAxsy1Ilx, Ind, Oct 1.-THE nrss celored
turJ was tmpannelted In the Criminal Coa1t,
Judge 4. L Rooinsoo, today. Among ths 1urs
Ruexe, and Itallsa, and N Indian d!.ieet. Two
SPEAK German and EnEliAn. Three can
rad md wrtte, four can re.a.
mouths tn The county 3all 10. l2Eceny- Judge
Robin1on Wis the frst Aboluonist in this eount5
aud was yose4 for for Governor tn l539 u an
AboliuopIst, and mobbed II TeTe HAute. The
SheIIG, J, Il. Miller, Is Democrat Both Judges
ard Shertn 50 ont Of ONCE IN few daIa Inerc
was . large attendance It court one Of the
turos1 clatMs 70 he 100 years old, Aaa sosed tut
Drmccraiic ucket becanse he says his father, i
whitc 1n1o, Waa Democrat
, 1870-10-15

The uindoo TneIss, Keshut Chunder Sen. bis
friends declare, is unspotled br his success IN
England. He w1s preached II and PRAYED fos,
Ind every rect sought to win him. but he eompu-
ment tins paid him neither turned his head, nor,
aprssentty, changed his optnionA The mild
Hindoor leaves pleasing Impression ecafnd. In
conversation he Is described to oe Stnxul4rl1
modest, Intelligent ind winning, while 70 gives
the notion that he Is, above AL things, genuinely
sincere. Some accounts saJ his system is curl
Qua mixture Of the mysticism Of The EaAt End OF
the more practical method Of tho West He u n
orator OF tho persuasive order, with more OF music
| t51l Of nte,
, 1870-10-15
NEW YORK.
Total Faiiure Of the Gold Lock-
Up Scheme.
The Money, Stock. and Other
Markets.

Special Despatch to The C1cAko Tribune.
GoLh
NEW Yonx, Oct 1<-The conspiracy to squeeze
cash gold bzo1e down to-day. undcs the appre-
heusion Of the chief operators that the Secretary
of the Treasury would order the prepayment Of
the November interest without rebate Early In
the day a. high IL of per cent WAS paid for the
use Of gold until to-morrow, and 4 was freely
phid, while later the rate declined to nat The
high rstes which have ruled for 1nng time past,
and The fact that they would be still
higher, have induced. TO 4 larKc extent,
tho.e short Of gold to corer, which
has also been aRAinst the SUCCESS OF the pool
movement The market opeued At ll3E; and.
after the return Of cash gold to tho street In
abundance, declined 70 lish; anu closed after the
1 Beard At the latter figures.
MONEY.
The excitement In the money market also sub
kaded. The rates were TO per cent On call.
| but passed Ut to sH per cent for choice accep-
| tarces.
| Government bonds were quiet and steady.
| FoKEIGN EXCHANGE
waA dull at 1bsk for sixty ds5 sterling bill. aad
loSh for Agat-
were less active snd closed 0ss0- The leading
| transactions were In Iakn 9hore, Reading, Rock
raul.
| WHEAT.
! The Ehest market WAS 1fu and nnft active al
| ye&tcEiay's prtcea- The lenaud was large, bu1
holders generally asked more money, and this
prevented many or1erz being executed. Tht
fales we're 10, 900 bushels.
E1oUH.
The market for Western n0nrs Was tFn, with
ss ss: ' 10, sssss %
l. DRY GOODS.
In DIR goods. to-day, there was more activity
uw,ns to the feiuction IN the prices Of eossol
GoodA THIS course on The part ot the tobbcrs
attracting buyers u the city. Commission agent
aa.s w. go. he,or .ss,r n,u,;oa, east ~,
"s eeUe go. ss,.S '.,'..s -. sa.~ ~Sa'' 49,
po'te1s are not do1ns lnueh at present.
NEW ToRK, Oct 1.-THE gold scheme went b.
default to-day, aud Spne parties were free lend
en- Of gold aud actuallr broke dnwl
The borrowing raieA They appeare
as sellers Of golb, which gave rtx
ne repott tha, tas't was cheating s1oan r.
/ Yesterday was only made for the purros. 6f dis
covering how much earital it took to disturb ii
i, SIC ek &nd "enTy enp,rpnasra1 malkst, ers,xrsa
: The anount Of November interest rcbated th,,
far IL sso,tUp, Tle Su-try asu.y tu-t,ay rai,t o.
:. cheeks 10 the amount At fsl3nuon OH account Q
bonds purchased 5es;erday, hut aIi Tie cu17rnc
ior The m was not aitnatst1:
i A Director pf tlIe EYte IfsI!ray Companf fs +
:. rcceirt OF a tel,Crsn eupoapcIfc the cotnpleiio
; II the Il ack upon the new extcps.on to Sisrar
Fails ann Suspension l,rtdee- Trans Win be r1u
= | r"ntrti Road 10 f@hiracu hy Sntr,nirr /.
''"' ~ .SnS1srp r5rcrRr
~ "fanS. !" e AZ n
{. SitUNo VcFth Of Kansas Rs.lwaY hont* sfro1
- ~ na1m.nf what nnrnaTtnt1' ~ ~
:" "s,,tTad rhect ~ IJnit C1,.au T. r.
, 1870-10-15
New York Live stock Market

NEW ToRk, Oct. M.-Receip.s Of 1900 beeves
today. maktng $500 Tor the week. Tnere US
higher prices A prime lot Of $! Texans, ~ 81 81,
1s4c; 100 Indiana, c1t. At 1sA@lse- - ~.
sheepReceived, 700. completing ss,soo iot !,
the week. Prime saeep are n good qeMsao ssale -
sheep at 4A9eEc, A car o.. THU. ave.astpg g. 9;
te. Ohio aheep sold 1t SIC. ! ear asera2l99 &c & =
-. SC: carr, 81 ns. sAc; 9 Gaaadas, - NJ
sT;ysuja. 50 IS. &c; car Stale, q -, Sc
Receipts Of hoEs to-day we're e eaTa, ma1ns n,t1Gs
1s. .a0o for the week. Market steady at 1144A1>se
BETTALo. Oct lL-Recelpts Of cattle Tor "a tne
xrtF we're Aa cars, against so9 last weeE. Aaa'
ket weak at the decline already noted- sa1es w
day only 400
Hoos ,rIl and heayy, but unchanged
, 1870-10-15

p,rsfczaa, Oct 1k-petroseun. crude ta fair
n.1nsnd md DIM. s&les go hrts, sellsr 70 days:
sac: 1000 bills spet - ss seen aeIisr 81 ,ns M
gssr' g onered. Refined quiet; tsoo or.s. aei!s.
st1,'{. shr eoth. ii CSC: seller October II f4Ae;
seiirr NaYsuher &nd December Assae-
, 1870-10-15

WACKEGAS, Oct 1@.-A nasA convention OF The
pc orte Of Lake County was held At Ltbertyyltis
oo testc1eay ttr the 2urpnse at nominating county
cf11scrs. The following nominations were made:
For Ktpresen1at 1attre8 Z. u. lfrinel and Ei~ln
Wilson; for Sheriff, George II. bartlett; for Cor.
onc5, Moses Evans. Much enthusiasm prtvas1t.
AID strong antl.nouopo!y resolutions weEt
adopted.
, 1870-10-15

DrSGHAur7os, \. u, Oct- 1a.-The Twenty-
sixth INsrr1ct Republican Convention. this after
rcnp nominatst5, al pswcSr, Thomas L. Plat. nf
TloEa, for member OF Congress, On The ts,i
rundre4t anu twcrty- -seconll ballot,
, 1870-10-15

NEW T0RE-
NE1 Yo1f, Oct 1kCoT1oH-HtaEy andA ah2de
lower: e4ies nj LIS balek uptx0ds It 15Hc.
BKKApsGpSYS-Flour In fslr demand, md par-
kes nrm; retrtpta 10 800 bsls; salcs, II ,8a bSn;
, 1870-10-15

Additional Returns.
Sreclal Dsspatch to The Chicago Tribune.

Special Despatch to The Chtcako Tr!hnns.
IOWA.
NEsNoISEs, Oct. l4.-Add!fional returns were
seerlle,t heYs to-lny from eleven cauni!es, al
giving Republican maios.tics, Us follows:
Cetia1. san; Hamilton, 500; Lucas. 22.: Appa-
noo-4:, oec: Shelby, !6o; Gathstcs 100;
lf2r,Iin. s93: Warella+ 70; WaJne,
go; hcokuk, $40: Clayton. |so Aiding the To-
u! Of these, $3.50. to the eS.t8u natsEst5 - re-
ported in the fNrty-nye counties yesterday. md
we have total Republican ma1oltty In ntsy-six
cuunl1es Ut Y, ,s19.
, 1870-10-15

RKrssKts, Oct. 14.-Be!gtrm renc*s her posts
of observation Oh the border, as Prussia designs
beslegtug the towns In itnc northeastern pa11 Of
France.
, 1870-10-15

BrFFALo, n. T., Oct 14--The banks Of this
civ viii MAKE advances on 1ouf and grain - be
rni1ed ou the canal as late IN the season as they
csn Wfth safety Hnd the eItRencles OF the trade
r~Trtrr and NOT close that branch Of ttcis hutt-
ntss on The hfth Of November, ~ has been HI
nnnnrtd.
, 1870-10-15

Tne postxlssJ1tetn Of Aisaee and Lorraine hare
been completely seorgsutEed-
Tho ruuortd pruposal u Count Bislnarf to rc-
construct the holy alliance u regarded herr n
equally fa1se md ob4urd. ...
The Ga1tes Mobile At Roueu have received OF
defa to march II a moments notice.
V8NDo NJ, Oct IA reconnaissance In force
wa1 made, to- -day, N fAo as Fetsa stnenenf. No
enemy MAS encountered, The railroad Ia unob.
stfucttd TO CoJex
TorRY. Oct ts-Somt PrussiAn t1uopa were re-
Gently eeen In this nel9hhorhood. They fetrrat-
I'd, koweser, ~ the Mobiles approached
TOURS, Oct. N.-Sothing Was received today
from Orleans OK fartR
TorKs. or, u. .ta Lospox. Oct 1.-THE Ero-
naut OF the balloon. Louis Blanc. arrived hero
this forenoon, after delivering dispatches NJ
B.Gngues, In H~tR1u1a-
A despatch from Bouneyillr, on the Ioire, to-
dAy, reports thAt The P.usstsns lately II Uelle
Autliou are ncw moFiuK toward chateau dun,
where the SAtlonR Guards arc ready to receive
them. The ruling stock Of the railway has been
sent to Vendome- .-......-.. -..
4InxpoN, Oct 14.-Amiena, threatened BY the
PruAsianB, Is preparing for vigorous resistance.
Tho National Guard gallan.1J hut ra!nly 'irfende
| Epinol, End nRal1y reireated toward hoEuRny.
| The fe1ncs.tiscurx, WIN were nrRr II hand In
fierce, 8ave them 10 sufp"Et, and ded on the aE"
pea.ance Of the encEnT without tlEsnE ahnt
I
stantly With the military chiefs, his nrss object be-
INK the Organization Of the armed forces Of the
! country. When that has been accomplished, he
| will turn his as,enuun 10 political N atters.
The government has Issued proclamation
| 10 the pecple Of the provinces showing how the
enemy trea1 the population VI the territory they
occupy. 1t charges that they trst tny, then
finally pill1ge. The proclamation il to be pla.
catded In sl1 the cantons-
inst ~ raA F4taAf #xHf h
patriotic uprising in Brittany Is wonderful Thone
ands Of tnen, led by thcir cures, crowd the rail-
| WAY tyAins 10 obtain arms and en1i4t. Through
out the country the greatest enthusiaam Pre-
walls.
TOURS, oct. A.-The tpvadets attribute th,
frequent railway accidents In their rear to th'
ill-will Ut the inhabit2uts. They make this tn
p1escnsc for treating tho civil authorities with ex
cessive severity, aud for leyying enormous re
other Eastern departments are resolved on n
slstance- The Franc-Ttrtufs are springtng u
everywhere, ovef1unntng the country, and dotn
much harm.
TOURS, Oct. 1&.-M. Kerratrv, 1t Is reported
lett ratia Ia a balloon, Mnl iah!csl Ia safety. o
the day Of hts departure decree appeared sul
pressing the Prefecture OF Police.
The Danish Minister has arrived here fI0l
raria
AB soon as the bombariment ot the capitl
commences, all representatives OF foreign pov
| cIB will conc to To1Fs.
Tho German garrison Of stcuay. ca7turei
J the Fsvnch lfclc AouirnedS, numbered oulf atxl
/ men.
| The Psuasian vis,et:es retired before the a!oel
Guard ut AarttcIa
The activity of Bazainc Is un.lutnshed. Sor.i
ct the garrison arc frequent and har!asstng to II
I bcs'cgcrs.
4 battalion Of Euar.!s IN Paris has rejcctt
, 1870-10-15
HOLLAND.

THE uAGCE, Oct 1.-THE report Of the Second
Chamber on the annual budget Is untasorahte to
the administration. The Opposition demanded
explanations relative to the debt Of luxembourg
and the Venezuelan question. 4 simpllnc alton
Of tho diplomatic system WAS Also urged.
LoxpoS, Uct. ia New York Herald special
deipatch from The Hague says great agitation
pnvails upon the .lIscoseEy that the King was
about 10 declare war with Prussia. There wRs .
row In the Etns's Cabinet. The kldG Tas told
thaf he must not take the Initiative. The Crown
Prince warned Ministers II the did not take
rtties nov, Holland would reEEet her inactivity.
The cahluct appealed to the people. Petitions
.11tu all parts IN favor Of giving thc states Gen
cra.. not the King, the right TO declare war
ealneh down the belltcose feeling Of King VII
liam. The majority Of tho population side will
thu Crown Prince.
, 1870-10-15

This ts virtually combination o. ~ aseS,t ps,tse,
soout @ rive tTenty-{ouf huna1ed OF saese, shoot one,
hslf, known - she Lover BEuls sIoux .se !oSa!sa
from t*e.ve 70 tWe1s!oSS nnes d1snassioo Each
, 1870-10-15
Foreign.


The Siege of Paris.
The French Claim to Have Cap
turcd Most Of the Ad'
ranccd Positions Of
The Besiegers.
Epinal Captured and Occupied
Dy the Prussians.
Breteuil also in the Hands Of
the Invaders.
The City Of Lyons Rapidly Pre-
pairing for Defence.
Fayre Replies De6antly to Bis
marks Offer Concerning
the Elections.
The Gnrrl>on,ef Metz in "A suf'
fcrIn5 Condition.
Belgium Renews Her Posts Of 0bser-
vation on the Frontiers
The King OF Holland Becomes
UelliSercnt4 but Ii brought
TO Reason by the
People.
, 1870-10-15

NEW YORK, Oct. l3.-!Thc HoTld< London src-
ciaI etates that Di>mask tas received representa-
t!ons from n,any quarters Of Germany that the
people are anxtous for peace. Hss!na+k has au-
thottxed the r1usstan Minister ut Brussels 10 give
The great powc,s to understand that Germany Ia
willing to propose settlement on the basis OF the
disarmament OF thu s1onucr PROVINCES. the ratid-
cation OF the frontier line Of the French provinces
and Small money naturalization.
Tie New York Tims~' Caslsr1he letter Of the
9Th sQyA: Ncruh1lcanIsrn n1ds littIc favor tn
Prussia and the Northern StateA OF Germany, hui
It IL otherwise In the south, where the police aEt
openly watching every movement Of It's fricoda
The press OF Europe IL gagge,t by censor.