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, 1870-03-13
TUE POLICE pguRIS.


Aary o'BHtu, preposseastux young xnmA7,
H0 AuaZned bcfoys Juz'ice BauJon, Jssterday
mt 10 Ill her husband, Edward OBs!ac- TUT
per:ses f!vo onaapp,1y as No ~ 8rxse street: Tla
anAH uafsphed at II O'Clock yc4terdAy norclc4.
70 one NsA hnzt, although two sApts ware tred
a t.,aa mEaoM =, ~ oroEeo, howoser. Thn ir1baud
reIosso 70 appear aRAinst hi W1fe Il the Ponca
Cou91 aso. I@ want OF dtrncs e1tdence, the
cnatEe Eas csacxe1 % d:soide11y eondaos And tno
ler, No. 100 Randolph street, On FrtdsS Tern
sl5stRntd hetoko tae OooiI Ys4teFoaJ soOxu,nK,
Thfte HaG .oan Of sheu: and Tier ysF1 e.oa
AAA N h1u q $x0 70 appear toe trial AZ lis Rs.
uedes Court Nine o7s ef sas lot 9trs 1nanfe
10 procure ns1. a.d seEe eansaqa snuy ia7ltea q
fxFpsCz the tntefo4 etranknsn ent4 u tAA CoatiY
1xt. H1eA, ue7t Way asdn1 shsy sAk@ d 11.
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rHE FRENCH BAND OF CHICAGO

II nr prtpised funsh ousic for Con parsd~r
P4ttfes. etc. II tho ioHe4k phA4!bIA ratea. Q.ma
nd ~ e.. :-!cre kotpe elsewhere
Ef6er. lG4 South uls1k si.. rp-ataz7-
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BEEF CATTLE.
On the hcof, = folk,wA:

LII &GG htot. u fdlk0WA.
OEc lu1 died md ac1entJ tl:o bead Fort Buiud D.
RI l.; . ,1 ss ottt.er-d ly Ankast !. l='a
r.: 10 s teii7srca +, Jniy =; is7c. wv -''' ~
S,2stT ~ hcsa q 4 f''s sterea'ao H. T.: tsls dei'-
TEo I'd tea fa!ei.e.d Al For. suJ.. D. r. t.
ots Sas;.S fs1Ssst st y 1Sl5 4 ~,
y e he ds'!tt fed bJ June l. lsH.
ststat{ t.Pn ed = Fofs hsnson' f;to b dettT-
ettsle must .ter.ke %hcct Que tbo1s,cd and any
pen1ds Noes Weight, aad bs steess tto th1sa ts'
asenstsn. I'd to beis fEd sid heuscd In winter.
Al cassste Of W caltae+f fEe.uatkf 1eIAs And Chryn-
sCa the nfs At ttsse s1temc northern >s:s,
aAWe q al under ahrte "a esven IL yeaf1 o'a
and al falling ehost Ct a9 poelda &zIss wedsht bai
| atsEs, Nd u.Ha. will b. rejected
1Ash 70 ahould sootaln 1rttteu kuarsutee of two
tn fufat Contract IN arcordanec With hts
Pftrotttou nd hA:. ahcrld h9 p1ppotttop be actre
10 Will At tEtr enttf int \ contrast IN tco:d.nco
tba1eNnh. and thai thry Errtnl.d = bscozr HI {
euses. diving good and saieI<nt bonta Tor Ii {uini
The reEror sttnsy cf the Eus:artors must b. sho4n
by iht cie.ai certificate Of :he Cic.k es tie
tLtfet Court Or Ct ths t. s. p.t1iIt Attorney be
Bdt may he r,adc eih-. fer the -ho.c - u. c,,:,
ro*t tepsra3ely. II hid n Ia the Of / shr
specified
BtIdoIs should b. rre,sa. to respond t, sheir bls.
| ri BIDS. Prupos.h thuuli b. endoeseI dttinst.y
Pr,p:s.h fsr Beet Cattle" sud add1tased TO the tn
Dy authority Of tho pep.:sne?s Ccmm,naer
Cap. Q. s.. R,s. ii. csi. St1HSi i. & <.
/ Lhitt G. =. DrparfuNnt tof Dnknta
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At..r. HERRING, f1hanG 81 saskaas. s:aa se sex:
I14n srns:. The n.e which occurred du.tps the
asyht q ths "a u!s9, destroyed ths brick building ID
= Jay eslts:s L ttn I'm s H.
second tory on it, f4ee aEsnf GOAL UtL and Fl1R-
RI / aS1 81 seRa 81 a:S sss
for.. tGs that tiHe hccu subjected 10 uo.s In
rKNsk HkAT; nueh 10 our surprise. We opened It
A1hK ATLY G15b oRbER ' - 'NN'
We4rr tAtsded from this test to which 8afo VA
pEt that 1es3 ttfe't sofs srs tFo1@ TO oA o<A<1s.
W. ss hessseeiiaI5 sIS IL 5oui.. S1RsErr WALL.
GALVESTON, I e1sA Maseh /, lYsn.
Fst.:s. HERRING. fAhRAL 4 SHERMAN. nav
tn: !. = he q s e ~ s: T.
h1 56R rhss n sxr Which Va
s .1;es tis dis q hiss u5eted % lie zit6t ii Feb,
e s, i ss 0sf oe1 b5ef.
pap bcfus in almost good eaudI7n when they
vste e.ssa shetee 20: tho snssnse hast
AnsN sted T. adj! 70 tte ke5A
5HACETLroRp, BROWN 60,
NAErEarn~ T~4.A Msteh !. 1879
As.s:t HhRR1No. rAKRaL sHkaAAH. Ne~
Anothes ySry '.s1s nd ,d:s,ae.{.s ate
ss1Fi
eludieE rod - id ieE.isc 10 shs 1ulas aoi ~:
ca Attcfpo9u-dFe dAJa alter the ffs-beta1a no had
Il tofcn:,t weiouna ii. srn,.os Ia etsellent condi
tatretet and th.1r wonderful victory tho tsry
h+i IN h<h there !ais azkt nc< futtT entk!s
~. pt1f.ef prat*eo. or hs 1se.cTs san =, bks aud
Tr4Iy ssu1e, COOK w0oDvlLLK.
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OFFICE or TIE US1oS Oxx1BC5 CovrAxY1
CHICAGO March IL, 1910,
II the Public.
C1Tceus:ances hAGtnF nado1t neoeera,y far
1hss company to alter the style Of t t,oke,. noae
cau be SID after to d&y until tae new one1 to hs
Issued shan have ns en- ps1tksd.
The company vii resume tho SAID OF t,cks:1
il len Of twelve d2yA. Wien tte5 Ei1 b Sad Ai
the Old r1te-tRclre for dofl41.
Experience h4% proved that pAasen1eET cAuno,
t. carried to bsaReS II q lAGl rata or ftfa thar
eight ce1t8 without loaA ". II. fouAa.
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Sr. Louis, March la-Tne House yeAterday
p1tred tho Ser Ate concurfsut resonsions pFoTtd.
Tx frr submitting 10 tho people the Constitution
yo.e ma to hold orlce; also preventing the d.
version Of the public school fund, or app1opEtAt-
III tny public money to Aect&l1An tC0oatk
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1<1
OHIO.
Tho Revival At Cfncinnnti-The Dihs
ttlIarn nud the EQrtY.EiHhI Hour

Tho HeVlVAI NJ Ef0CiNhAti~The Bi8s
ttlIarn and tho Forty.Etghe Hour
Law.
cnclNsA11, March ls.-Aeeordl1G TO authentic
chulcnes ID till city AID epbu1ok, 2psa hare thri
lar b,tn added durttg tho preacat revival Tals,
EoHeser, does pos embrace nj the converts, verJ
uanJ Ct whom have not Jet unlte4 E1ih an
csp,ca-{one Win c1ulcaea n2t heard iron. Ol
ls:a whoas azca are tpowp, there u NJ porsoC
over 70 yeart, Aud but u between 50 And u; bo
tween tie ages Of Il And 70 AID 20 AID at the Qul
ben Af1 about sqoAl
The distt1lera or toc Thstd District. Dayton. III
showing indignation oEer the enfofcement Ct tat
fcfsJ eight hour rule. oae OF sNo have pad III
n.sfssmrnt 1or decc!ercy uIder protest, WITH iii
expectation Of commencing tnlt as AEss The EoS
eftmGNA
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On Enenie BaAix.

Its 4 conceded fact that Stein, Of the CITY oa
Par!1 Ioi'ar s.osc, has alWAJs offered RoodA u
vsy low naore, IN faet st = soecte o1sa; out 70
Rhow bis willingness to do botteH II ere1y tue.
ettdn Opportunity. be ortt1 noH % tho public
tffset thFee-cent com Win essfT donAf4 worth Of
gooda pufeh11ed. Ply him Z ytdt
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West lK4EoRs

JoKDAN,
NEW ToRE, March 1e.-The Fo1L3 H4yans
correspondent wntos that the report Of the reuz-
nation OF General jordan ~ tho Commander n
Chief Of the Cubin aruT u untrue. HI Is doing
MI he cau to inciesse tho et1cency Of tho Arm5,
a1d II dsyoung Special attoattou to tho quarter
Il astcr sud counssaEy de2aytmsuta
TIE WORK CT sLACGHIEn,
The summary execution Of Cubans By tho Span.
LIB sut1oltttes continues wherever tbs Spaula1da
hkya II otbol6.
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4 FRENCH GENTLEMAN

Wabes su1niahsd on, tn priFata family, far ths
pee f whIch hs would give ltaltns Ia French md
IL. Aetrras u o, earu 1t Ro<t CAaJ. opetA Hou1e
, 1870-03-13

Mpeat OF Uou. J1tEc AcR, R,beft&. tho 1FundT
cpurty Circuit Cou,t has been POI ponsd. 4
GpSc.al sel1u Eln be hnld tn GoII13 tn M&y na1L
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WnpdM Pnpnr,

J. Fsz1hora Il olostng out hlG tArxb Etuct ot
Wrapping PapeE, paper sacxs, nnur h1EE, DC, q:
osst Aao, ~ ftna9 II tRns, u ta4nEtzosuteN
SoSda II shs toEes& pntxhse rspe,
, 1870-03-13

Mr. William u. Collins, long and f&yor1alJ
known IN connection WITH the elegant estAbllkh-
ment No. 11s Dearborn street, Is determined to
be fully up 10 the spls1t OF tho times, aud has a.
ready inauzuraled Gpcclo payments. Nor win his
patrons scnar by This 10 Aby deterioration in the
quality Of goods which viii be digpenfcd 70
The public. ue VIII, On the contrary,
kesp. a. hnhe1to, only The best: aod no e1ost Oh
nla p1s will be spared to render this establish
menr attractive and popular. "B1ly "ts host
In h.mself, and thetn will b. xlwaya under hIs
pe15oral supervision, ,3caphhie and oour eou8 asas-
t2n1z. THIS cRaI department continues special
feA!ufa Of tha inartipttop.
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MAe0NIO EOTIOES,
SOCIETY MEETINGS.,

NOTICE TO PLASTE RERS.
The members of the Operative PaatEEtEs' Socisty
4ro reQneated 70 met IN theiI hall on nasdaJ cEsnh9
March Is II O'CLOCK, busnesa ef imports Il II
he trAE1Asted Memo but tuen1ocis In food standing
will DO admitted in tbs ball
JAA JxYThKss Rre, Neef4tA.J.
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France.
BAB11AE 1EoEKLKs WITH HKR HCaBAND.
PARta, March lex Queen IRabe1h and be.
husband have agreed to submit tnel5 differences
to tribunal Of arottIalon Of 1Ye peIzors, oue oi
whom u to be 1Qlea FhrrA.
D1rIoMAI1u KRxox
LONDON. March i2-The London Journals Con.
e1der the French note to Rome diplomatic el1oz,
into which oliFler WIS led By folio xlnz the ad
Ttce Of Jules FAUe.
YATnR pETpUwCKn,
Tbe Radical !ouin8ls Of this CITY attack II. JatI
FsTIc bitterly fof hAy1ux, In hia lA1t discourse
the Cospa Legtala!tf, promised his AID torha Mn
| lstlJ.
, 1870-03-13

MARRIED.

"HeIle1 ot Chicago" aud "Flower Of ii.
West" two brilliant ptano,fofta piecea, by Loai
Ssaab, 1ra pupltsncd by Roo: s Cldy.
, 1870-03-13

CMcAoot Marsh II, 1s1a.
Euu rttes 8 b. u nj. l. u | Noau fsecs b. a m y n
sun XXI eh- 4 m- p N Noon sets 5 b. u N. l. n
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CHATTEL MORTGAGE sAIE.

On MONDAY. March - 1t 10 o'eisck t. NJ, At tAa
foufatory marble II. Ii hensr. No 1s5 %Abath- ~,
e1eGaot and lar SETS bIeTop Bnsen.s
aEd Wash Stsnd1 ipfrti, and BrueseIs CAIprs, Beds
and Beddne PArir xd Cock >sovs uroskc ,, ila.r-
SD svttH a.c-cctskirs Ct IL the FUta!s1-t c:
this f11t c14l4 EoCse. Gro H. RAkTHAN.
LQEslaha md AHet11nefr.
, 1870-03-13
eA.9RH,

FROM MINNESOTA
RocHKs1TH, MIN. March :, 137t.
Mc4s1a, HERRING. EaAKxL 4 auEAMAA. Hew
1ofk:
G1NTs: On the right Of Jtnuasy II. or stora.
fssne buile ms. bu "a to tho tsoand Uur saf& waa
"Hd5.nf" AID ssocd the tett Geu. 1T doCs ct sceu
70 be IN very osd condition juAt no@. bat d.
M.h 70 lse sxaio. hhAs can {oa Evo u fox 1t here?
Ne AhAu Naht neF cna Your ttu1F,
4 OMAR SONS.
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DIED.

RKpKIIs-MITcHKLL-In st. Joseph, MLchixAa
MAtth q hy Ret. j. fAtfbsntt. !. A. R-del Of Gh.ca-
70 aod Mlfs AHA q Mitchell. ns st. Joseph+ Aleh
6An.
, 1870-03-13
FOREIGN.
Tho Londsn Saturday Review on
the Womah's Rights Question.
Trouble Betwean Ex-Queen Isa-
bella and Her Husband,
West Indian NeWg.

Great Britain.
AMERICAN WOVEN kIDIcuIKn.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Saturday Rtrffu his
aIother article On ''tha sh11eklpB dsterhood, II
rtdicultnR tho tetdeccles OF American women,
but dist1nErishtnF, foWever, between tue undeu-
oIsllatlse, bert1efEt End rere foctA theorlsta,
Hors FOR THE 1osTuN.
11FERrooI, March ls.-The alftTRl OF the Stuidt
tAs Strengthened corndepoe IN tue aslety OF the
CITY Of Boston. TIE belief Is NOW general that
the m!sslnR ateaner Will be heard from 1t tne
AzoteG
1HI 1HtgH LIND ELL.
LONDON, March 1A-The Saturday Rtrirsr, IN 1e-
yIeRttg tEe ItctIt discussions Ct THO lfian L1pd
bfl hi1 h the Difficulties Of that ueA4uro a1c laat
Vanishing before the Garment purpose Of both pc
nucal parties.
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CHARLESTON SEPTEMBER 49,

participated in the campaign Of 1866 as VlTan-
dere, and who was decorated for helplnS 10
carry the wounded out Of the thickest OF lne
fight to the Blood Hospital, has volunteered as
hospital cook in the field.
One of the captured French eagles carried
into Berlin is decorated with the cross OF the
Legion of Honor. This decoration Is only
given to the eagles Of those French troops VINO
have particularly distinguished themselves In
war, by conquering standards, &c. In the
whole French army, only seven eagles belong
ing to the infantry, and one standard OF the.
cavalry, are thus decorated.
The war enthusiasm among the German
operatic singers is Intense. Llcca. whose hus-
band has been reported wounded and dead,
masses her snare time in picking lint: Me
mann, the celebrated tenor, has Joined the
Knights of St. John; while Beck, at the head
OF party of his musical confreres, boarded
the'refreshmeut trains going to the front, and
went In person to dispense good cheer among
the soldiers.
A society. whose members call themselves
sSamaritans," has been organized IN Berlin,
whose speciaty Is to supply refreshments ana
aid to the wounded on the battlefield. Each
member carries a valise Weighing some tWen-
ty or thirty pounds, In which Is slowed oot-
ties of water. wine, cologne, cooling mixtures,
receive for sate-keeptng, Valuaoles, sucn as
rings, money and watches.
The War Minister OF Prussia publishes special
lists of the Germans wounded during the pres
ent war, which lists, OF course, are recopied by
most papers. Still, the curiosity Of the peo-
pie is ,turally 30 great that most OF them DO
not wait for these reissues. L. is stnted that
there are OF present over 30. 600 subscribers to
the original list, and the number is daily IN
creaslng. Beside the lists thus sold, large
numbers are sent away free By the au horties.
The war feeling is so high in Berlin that re-
Gently landlord came near being mob5ed for
demanding his rent. as usual, in advance, OF a
man VINO had just been detailed for duty in
the reserve. He displayed upon the outside OF
his house placard bearing the inscriptions !!
"The man may stay" and mo advance shall
be demanded Of my tenants" Even after this
The military were hardly able to protect tbe
building from the excited crowd.
When the first company of French prisoners
was hourly expected in B B.rltn. the Chief OF
Police: Herr Ven Wurmb. caused the following
appeal to be placard2d throughout the city
'tOur first prisoners OF war will arrive this
evening; and to save then the modification OF
public entry, they will be brou2 2ht to their
fnal destination IN 4 roundabout way, through
the outskirts Of the city. While we hope that
it will not be in the power OF the people OF
Paris to behold similar spectacle, all true
citizens of Berlin will take pride in showing
by a polite and dignifed bearing on this oc.
cason that they know how 10 treat prisoners oi
Ayor' -
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tber to disarm the provisional government

either to disarn the provisional government
or resist the enemy to the last.
The removal of the Government delegation
to point further South is imminent.
At meeting Of the Council to-day they re-
solved upon most energetic defensive mea-
sures. A requisitton will be made Immediately
for firearms in the hands of the people, The
inhabitants everywhere are to lodge and feed
the French troops. All men under twenty-five
are called into actual service. There is great
scarcity of arms.
Favre made an official report on the result
of his mission, explaining the terms offered
and why they were rejected.
The ministers have an official dispatch from
Orleans to-day, that unable TO resist an over
whelmIng force commanded by Prince Albert,
Orleans has been evacuated in good order.
MARsEILLEs, September 81.
Five hundred Garibaldans have arrived,
and were enthusiastically received. They
marched towards Tours,
The Mayor announces war loan of ten mil
lions. Y
Gafindo, Greek merchant, gives the city
two millions.
Thirty-two thousand soldiers were in review
Yesterday, whereof eighteen thousand were
well armed.
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GOLD and BOND MARKET.
LONDON. September 27-Evening.

LONDON. September 27-Evening.
Consols 92t Bonds 905.
New YORK, September 27-Evening.
Prime discounts 70. Gold opened frmer
and advanced to l34alSi, steady during The
afternoon and up to close. sixty-twos l2l;
sixty-fours III; sixty-fves III; new lO3; sixty
sevens lo4; sixty-eights same; forties g.. Ten
nessees G.; new 6O3. virginIas 65i new G3.
Loulsianas Il; new 65t; levees IS; eghts 81.
Alabamas 100; fves 10. Georgias 50; sevens
co. North Carolinas 5O;new Isl. South Caro-
linas so; new 81.
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DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR PACKER.

WASHINGTON, September 81.
All the Cabinet are here except Cox: Acker-
man is confined to his bed.
The President, after Farragut's funeral, will
come here.
Ex-Governor F. W. Packer, OF Pennsylvania,
is dead. He was aged sixty-four.
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Il STOOP UPON THE LAWS.
WASHINGTON, Spntemhar

WASHINGTON, September q.
Judge Paschal, in apnolshed communication
to-day, contends that the law C" the Sth Of
July, 1870, remodelling the Patent Office has,
in clear explicit words, repealed laws creating
the Sub-Treasury, the Interior Department
and the law authorizing certain persons to act
for the chief executive officers. He contends
that no person can be convicted Tor crimes,
and that all sureties upon hcuds required by
them are released, and that such repealed
laws are not revived by subsequent appropria'
lion acts.
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N0MINdTION OF JUDGE BIC0N FOR
CONGRESS.
No Nomination to be made for County
Officers in RichIand.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l
COLUMBIA, September q.
The Convention held here to-day to noml-
nate n candidate for Congress from the Third
Congressional District, unanimously nomina-
ted Judge John E. Bacon.
The Rchland County Convention, which also
met here to-day, resolved not to make any
nominations for county officers and the Legis-
tllre
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DEATH OF IN EDITOR, &c.

MEMPHIS, September II.
D. " Jourdan, editor OF German paper,
fell from window and was killed.
NJ S. Dover, at Lafayette, Tennessee, in
attempting to kill his wife, was fatally shot by
her brother, aged sixteen.
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NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.

RICHMOND, Va, September H..
The Republican Convention of the Fourth
District has nominated VIM. H. b. Stowell,
for Congress, and the Republicans OF the Fifth
District nominated Judge Alexander Rives, of
Albemarle, for Congress.
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FEsSEL 4B4NDONED.

SAVANNAH, September p.
The pilot boat Neca reports having seen the
schooner Sarah Fish full Of water and aban-
doned, Martins Industry light ship bearing
northwest fifteen miles.
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DEMOCRACY IN GEoRGLI.

MACON, GA, September %.
The Democratic Executive Committee Of the
State met here to-day, and elected Clifford A..
Anderson. of this city, chairman.
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THE p4c1F1c CENTRAL RAILRoAD.

DENVER, September 81.
The completion of the Pacific Central Rail-
road hence to Golden City, was celebrated to-
day. The last rail was fastened with three
golden and one silver spikes. About four
thousand persons were present.
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4 sHIRP CONVERSATION BETWEEN
THE AINISTERS.
VICTORIA coNDoLEs WITH EUGENE.
sTRAsBoURG CANNOT HOLD OUT
MUCH LONGER.
PRUssIA's CLAIMS. NOT TO BE STATED
UNTIL A BASIS FOR ARM1sTICE,
IS ARRANGED.
English Reports.

LONDON, September q.
Tie following is given as the probable pro-
rramme of Theirs at st. Petersburg. Con-
stantinople and the read to India guaranteed
TO Russia: Belgium and Egypt to be guaran-
teed to France; and Als'ce and part OF Lor-
raine and road to Vienna to be guaranteed to
Prussia. e., for England Austria, Turkey
and Belgium to be the innocent victims Of
peace.
4 deputation OF workingmen visited Glad
stone and urged mediation between Germ any
and France.
Victoria. Yielding: to public sentiment 1has
written letter of coincidence. to the Empress
OF the French.
Uric announces that Strasbourg can hold
out but short time.
The guns Of Mont valerien have dislodged
the Prussians from st. Cloud.
1t is estimated now that 800. 900 troops are
around Paris.
The siege of Metz has become a close block
ade interrupted occasionally by an exchange
OF hoStilties.
French Reports.
TOURS, September q.
On the 10Th instant Bismarck seemed to en-
tertain Favre's idea of an armistice.
Farre asked for fifteen days on the next day.
Bismarck handed Favre his conditions,
adding that the Germans must have the forts
commanding Paris, more especially Fort du
Mont Valerien.
ravre replied that it-would be more simple
to demand Paris at once.
Bismarck said if those terms were not salts
factory. the French must make other arrange
ments.
Prusstan Reports.
BERLIN, September y.
A dispatch from the Kings headquarters
says that Favre, in his report of Bismarck's IN
terview. omits to state that the question Of an
armistice was considered preliminary to any de-
cision of territorial cession.
Bismarck actually declined to state the
claims Of Prussia until basis for an arms-
tic was decided upon.
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ORLEANS EVACUATED.
THE POPE AND ELS CARDINALS APPEAR
AGAIN IN PUBLIC.

THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT LOOKING
FOE A PLACE TO LAY ITS HEAD.
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MORE CONTRADICTORY. STATE
MENTS.

B1sMARcKs REPUTATION OF THE MONT
vALERIEN PROJECT.
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THE PLOT THICKENS.
BAz4INE REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE
THE REPUBLIC.
A BREACH IN THE WALLS OF sTRAs-
BOURG. -.
A SUCCESSFUL soRTlE FROM PARIS,

TIE FRENCH CAPTURE THREE REDoUBTs.
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TOURS, SeplSMUVF -I.
Fayre's official report concludes, from the
manner in which his efforts for peace W ere
met by the Germans, that they are determin-
ed on conquest. The interview WAS not alto
gether useless, as it has proved that Prussia,
contrary to her declarations is fighting against
the French nation, which must arise en- ma sse
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NOON DISPATCHES.

LONDON, september27.
The French still believed on Sunday that II
was Fort Mont Valerien that the Prlssians
demanded as a condition Of peace. The Prus
slams. however, say that it was the City OF
yervien (verdun y This accounts for the ex.
element throughout France.
It is now said that Bazaine has made no Of
fer Of surrender.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-08-25
Kinks Rule Ended,

All Of Kinks prisoners, except five who
have been bailed, have been unConditiOn-
ally released by Judge Brooks at Sails
bury, and Judge Pearson at Raleigh. A
dispatch Of the goth says that it is thought
no legal evidence can be produced against
the five, when they will be released.
Three afidayits of the prisoners are
sworn to before the District Court of the
United States, and described the tortures
and crueltieS of Bergen, Kinks Lieuten-
ant Colonel, towards prisoners; which is
only worthy of the darker ages. They
state that he tried, by holding a pistol to
their heads, and swinging them bya rope
around their necks at the dead hours of
night, to extOrt a confession.
The United States Marshal has served
writs on Kirk and Bergen to appear before
Judge Brooks on Tuesday next, on three
several writs. Brooks is looked upon as
the savior of the State in her troubles and
has, no doubt, by his irmness, averted CIV
il strife.
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County Convention.

In accordance with the wish of a large
number of the Conservatives and Demo-
Gratis of Monroe county a Convention will
be held at jacksonville on Monday the
9TH day Of September. The business re-
quiring attention will be as follows
|. To organize a County Executive
Committee.
.. To nominate a candidate for the
Lower House of the State Legislature.
8. To appoint delegates to the Con-
gressiOnal District Convention.
4. To appoint delegates to the State
Convention which is to meet at Nashville
on the 18th of September for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for Governor
of the State of Tennessee.
5. To appoint delegates to a Senatorial
Convention, if one should be held, to nom-
mate a candidate for the State Senate.
The several districts in the county are
requested to send delegates to the County
COnventiOn-One for every twenty-five
voters in each district. 1t is very impor-
tant that this should be attended to in
time, as all delegates win be required to
have the proper credentials.
Every young man and every old man
in the country, opposed to Radicalism,
should take a deep Interest in the thor
Ough organization of our forces, for We all
know how necessary it is to have unity of
action in opposition to any great evil.
Let those who feel such an interest not
fail to see that their districts arc properly
represented on the 9Th proximo.