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New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Salt Lake City Grand Jury has been adjourned
until October B.
The corner stone of the new building for the Otter
ben University Westylle, Ohio will be laid October D.
Work on the San Juan Valley (Cal. Railroad is
progressing rapidly The massive bridge over the s@na'' h'ef
The Cincinnati Industrial Exhibition was for,
mAy opened the public s night The display oi machinery ana m
Guilty in supplying room 70 exhibitors
The State of California has instituted suits
sg@iop sgSni sU dollars for violation Passenger
During the "a hours ending at 6P NJ. on Tuesday
,b, were II from yellow fever keyOTiesn W this number
wers t.sIes Italy Of France Of Egan and Of Illinois
Sixty thousand dollars worth Of woolen and cot
machinery .yed at ss u LAs @ c E .S ,ne ro ns'. .
The trustees of the Ohio Agricultural College have
. selected Franklin County $4,000 in bonds for s benefit
Of the College -
Twenty cars % Of .a sgef Ss s Gls d %
Vi, New Yori Pour from other mines at Cottonwood VII
leave At the same time for San Francisco
The annual meeting of the various mannfac-
turing corporations in Lewiston Ne vas ha ys@si @ sH onfs @
EeIs Shen s oS. Il, pe % 1 e than made
IN tbe mills All the mills there are running s usual
The suit of the old stockholders of the Coying-
Lexington Railroad Company against e & p, o. H. ~ x Rota
cen oSd sSd which pending sewers. ytsr. N th Ksnon
Tbe es.e was one great magnitude The plaintiffs its thought Will
take The case 70 the Court Of AppealH
The Utica Morning Herald of to-day contains a
communication Dr. Peters director Of ths h',as5 III io,s, Ss
,atoTv o Hamilton College announcing the discovery OF hhoeI
he 2h of the Asteroids The discovery made Iusiey
ong On wednesday morning the position OF he pant vas eslsD
fhs vI degrees aud 2J minutes Of night tceLhVH al
Ii Of north dechusuon. The bng IS -' ~ ~
Of lltA magnitude II is Banod llhgLa Inc F'-'' VIZ
covered on toe 4tu of August hls been uamrd Ale''
THE Tennessee State Commissioners nave ue.
edei By the 81 of November nest Tie st''
following bonds
The Nashville ard North Westerns tie Cincinnati Nnmht hhl u u
CsrosBs e Central Southern geled and keniucy me nh
pls Csrksye Ljuis,ie the KuoIuHe aud hentnh '
vile Maneiee Rogers Jc1osny the Wlnelesrf an
Alabama The Knorie Ani CheOni the Henderson and haiho
e last Weste the ksst IsHDesses AM ""eH
hOnA CAJolns
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
PRUssIAN MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

TIE PRUSSIASs CHECKED ON THE ORLEANS
RAILRoAD-NEMoURs OCCUPIED.
LONDON, Wednesday, Sept 81, 1870.
It's reported that the Prussians the line Of the
Orleans Railway, after sharp engagement, were re-
pulsed, and fell back upon Malesherbes and Pithi-
Viers.
The German forces have occupied Nemours. The
department of HautRhin has been completely evac-
uated by the German troops and the drawings of
the conscription have been resumed. At Mulhausen
all is quiet Should the Prussians return the popula-
ton viii be prepared to resist
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
FRENCH MILITARY PREPARATIONS.

ACTIAITY OF THE DEFENDERS OF PARASITIC
DEFENsEs GROWING STRONGER pAuY-rHE
IRoN-C1ADs AT woRK-REINFoRCEMENTsA AR
RIvNG FROM ALGIERs.
LONDON, Wednesday, Sept al, 1870.
There is marvellous activity on the part Of the
French at and around Paris. Earthworks are bero
thrown up at the Northern approaches to the city,
and the defenses the other being strength
ened every hour
The iron-clad gunboats for the defense of Paris
have commenced operations. Gen. Ripley Ameri-
cam who is now in Paris, has offered his services to
the Committee Of Defense.
Floating batteries have been constructed 10 defond
the entrances Of the rivers Of France 1t is reported
that large number Of troops and volunteers are at
Lille II il expected that these aud the troops now
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
JAPAN.

EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMER CITY OF YEDDO-
NAMES OF THE AMERICAN KILLED AND
WOUNDED.
IPRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
KANAGAwA, JAPAN Aug. 20.--On the 18th of
this month another fesrfuy fatal accident occurred
at Yeddo by which more than persons lost their
lives. City OF Yeddo which for year past
piled regularly between Yokohama and Yeddo was just
leaving her mOorngs, in front OF the American Con
suate when her boiler exploded with fatal result I'm
mediately q number OF persons ran to the " hatoba
twharn among whom was Mr.. Cbas o. Shepard United
States Consul Yeddo and from him obtain the fol-
lowing particulars Of the explosion
The CITY OF Yeddo was commanded by Capt. Vim. Crow
vor OF the fated Oneda) and just she cast on her
haser from the "hatOba" her boiler burst Tge water
wounded. Capt Crowninshield had been thrown into
the air and falling upon the rail slid into the water and
an engineer although feartuy scaded in his arms face,
and Gsa little ed %o TIVE 9G1
OF Mr. C9rnes clergyman and cSnnefted on t d wh cS 3
The body of the Rev. Mr.. Cornes was found entirely
stripped Of clothing and scaded almost past recog-
niticn, lying forward across the anchor chains. His
wife was found with nearly all her limbs broken and
Sear sE nS ner little child The Rev Mr. Cornes was
tive Of Ohio and his father now resides In Iowa During
the Rebellion Mr. COrnes served Chaplain OF Tennes-
see regiment. Mr.. Cornes native OF washington,
Penn The engineer Of the ship also instantly killed.
anI an Farsh = lit soldier was shSckingiy manged
The Japanese of whom there about 40 on board
were nearly all less hurt. Dr. kdder, Surgeon
OF United States storeshp Idaho teegaphed for at
Yokohama He at came To the scene OF the diss-
fer and afforded all the assistance In his power. The
wounded Japanese taken 90 the hotel, and their
burns dressed but after being removed to their houses
they tore the wrappngs Of oil and Hour and substl
tuted paper and afterward nearly all died OF their
wounds. .
Col shepard held an inquest over the bodies OF the
dead and verdict returned that the explosion was
caused through the incOmpeteIcy Of the engineer To
this date O4 Japanese have died. and several yet in
a dangerous condition.
The accident caused great deal OF excitement among
the Japanese but the active eXe[os and sound sense
broug into effect by Mr. Consul Shepard had their egt
innate results and alayed all lfeelng ON the part of the
Japanese though the terrible affair Will doubtless pre-
wei their travelling much small foreign steamers en-
gagged in the cOasng trade Mr. Shepard has used every
eyGrtiou I'm behalf Of the sufferers and has the
TEEN OF ALI natives and Europeans.
AT 6axaca on the l4h inst, Japanese steamer also
exuloded her boiler Killing nine japanese and wounding
several more typhoon swept the coast ON the
lt inst doing considerable damage TO native craft but
no foreign ships have yet been reported injured.
The news OF in Europe has created the utmost ex
element among all nat0naftes, and especially with the
North Germans.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
THE INDIANS.

EXTENSIVE DEPRBDATIONS IN ARIzONA-TUCsON
IN STATE OF slEGE-MANY WHITE PEOPLE
KILLED.
SAN Francisco, Sept 20.-Later advices have
been received from Tucson the capital OF Arizona. The
plaee to all intents in state of siege. No mails
were received from California from July 81 to Aug &C.
Ten or twelve whites were killed in the month OF Au
Ost in the vicinity OF Tucson, and many Mexicans mail
rders solders and teamsers the border OF Sonora
were slaughtered The mails mals stations, and agOn-
trains were destroyed and the farmers abandon
tna thar ranches A war meeting had been held and
liberal subscriptions made for the purpose OF protection
against the sayages. Companies OF volunteers were or
rSsnizino 10 act in conjunction with Lieut. Cushing
t6"mmand IA detachment of the Third Cavalry.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ITALIAN UNITY COMPLETE.

ROME OCCUPIED BY ITALIAN soLDIERs-TlE
CITY TAKEN WITHOUT BLoODsHED-JoYFUL
DEMONSTRATIONS IN FLORENCE-THE LEFT
STILL DISTRUsTFUL.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
LONDON, Wednesday, Sept. 81, 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE teie-
graphs from Florence on the Goth: The ltailan
troops are in quiet possession of Rome, after some
desultory fighting which was stopped by the rope
The Italian troops had orders to use as little force as
possible in the event of resistance.
There are joyful demonstrations here. A multi
tude entered the befy tower and forced the keeper
to ring the great bell.
"The final policy of the Government concerning
the Pope is still disrused by the Left 1t is feared
that there will be too much yielding to the urgency
of the Catholic Powers"
VILLA ALBASI, Wednesday, Sept. al, 1870.
The Italian troops entered Rome through the
Porta Pia firing on the mercenares as they advanced
At last the Pope ordered the white flag to be hosted
and hostiities ceased. The national forces then
quietly occupied the city
HOW THE NEW CABINET WILL BE CONSTITUTED
FROM A PAPAL POINT OF VIEW.
LONDON, Wednesday, Sept 2l, 1870.
The Papal organ in this city says the following
will be the Cabinet of Italy, under the new regime,
according to reports circulating at Rome:
Mazzni, President Of the Council, and Minister OF
Foreign Affairs.
Garcia, Minister OF the Interior.
Cemusch Minister Of Finance.
Fabrizi, Minister OF War.
Porta, Minister Of Public Works.
Ferrari, Minister OF Education.
Mancini, Minister OF Grace and Justice.
Mussi, Minister OF Agriculture and Commerce.
Garibaldi, Minister of the Marine.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
LOCAL WAR NEWS.

The German Aid Society of the Sixteenth
Ward has collected past week sO2; total collections
$1,464
Two American bankers have given to the
German Ladies' Fair Committee $1,000 each one lazy
collected in one day 5000 for the Fair.
The French Aid Committee in this city sent
81 600 to Paris yesterday through the Mcssrs Rothschd
OF London Total sent, francs exclusive OF $1,000
francs forwarded directly by contributors.
From the German meeting at Newark the
following telegram was sent to BeTlIn:
No foreign France the In
demny GUARANTEES for the futui Payment OF me
costs Of the Remuneration Of Asace and LoTrsine united
Germany State law and national representation
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22

settles the mooted question for all time. The Grand
ouse refused to reduce the price OF cards 10 $40 per
nundred The amendments to the constitutions 0i the
iowa ana Ohio Grand Lodges and the PennsylVanm
uIan1 Encanpinent, were approved.
feelhg tributes To the OF deceased members
were denveIed as folOws: BY Representative Fox, on
1ast Grahd Representative David Kendall OF California
by representative Hyde, Past Grand Representa-
i've COleman OF Pennsylvania. Representative H4il,
on orahd representative Brown Of Tennessee by
representative briggs. Grand Representative Harris
OF connecticut After other legislation Of minor
import the Grand Lodge went into secret session, ana
subsequently adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

"A railroad accident occurred near ShebOygan
Fails Wis on TUESDAY by Griffith killed and several
other persons slightly injured.
An extensive fire is raging in the Plymouth
MAS woods burned within the
past days including several hundred cords Of cu wood
The first serious fire in Madison, COpn., in %
year, occurred YESTERDAY morning George Macks
part Of the destroyed together with the an
tore. The lsE Will be 5000 or 80 COO
The property Of the Empire Mining Company
Grass Valley California including the mill hosting ard Usng
works ohous and 5000 cors Of wood burned Inessy
The os rnoun 10 50 600 which insurance Of $4,000
. The schooner Ellen White was burned on Tues
Lake Erie The Captain and were brought :" Cey
land Liberty The Ellen White loaled with slaves
Detroit to Buffalo She valued at +o1 and
insured for IS 600
The French bark Cayenne of Bordeaux was
foup euopen and taken charge OF
by the crew Of coaster New Castle n g. BY tug
from Delaware The abandoned vessel is loaded with
hides &c Of knowing why she Absn
donel no paper being found on board
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22

MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES
.... The Emperor of Brazil is expected at
Vienna soon.
Five wOrkmen were killed and six IN
iured on Tuesday by the fall Of building in Glasgow,
Scotland.
The Spanish towns on the Mediterranean
coast are suffering poDtO The disease has not yet
appeared at Madrid
The Times yesterday ridiculed the pro-
test of Bishop against the mode Of the proposed
vision OF the Bible aud says his arguments practically
oppose any revision whatever.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
CUBA.

TWO FILIBUsTER sCHoONERs CAPTURED.
HAVANA, Sept. 21.-The schooner Guiana
hauy from Nassau, with cargo Of arms and munitions
OF war; was captured at Cayo Romano. The schooner
Margaret from Nassau in ballast with ve passengers
on board, was captured at Cayo Cruz.
number of prisoners arrived here this morning from
Manzanillo Among them persons belonging to the
families Of Figueredo, Varea, Odyardo, ocha, and Dill
hp.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22

in the Eastern Departments will soon create dissen-
sions.
the country to converge Paris. Transports landed
at Toulon to-day 5000 Zouaves and 1000 Chasseurs-
a-cheval from Algiers. The Municipal Council of
Marseilles has voted war loan of 10 1000 francs
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
THE BELEAGUERED CITIES.

PORTION OF THE WORKS AT sTRAsBOURG CAR
RIED BY SToRM-GEN. wERDER THREATENS
TO DESTROY TIE CITY-AN0TIIER ATTACK
ON TOUL.
LONDON. Wednesday Sept. 81, 1870.
dispatch from Mundesheim states that on Tues
day Lunette No. SO, before the walls of Srasbourg
was taken by the Landwehr, notwithstanding gall
ing rifle fire.
It is said that Gen. Werder threatens to utterly
destroy the City of Strasbourg if it does net sur
render.
Toul has again been attacked; but the Prussans
were repulsed and their guns dismounted
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
prpsoNALIrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
Gen. sherman arrived at Portland, vi
-. -. be ,ss euthu,iistieally received

49,. Gen. Sherman alIlN,u u. "a 'iN' - 49,
TUESDAY wbere be va enthusiastically fecei'eu
The Polytechnic College OF Pennsyiyalna yI.aln.
orere ts e hieenth annual sson yes,tidA ~ & , h oT,
Of he Union were present usual shls n1olE ,noe rom n
r., ann ar Er tie time. he state Nc
H. Gov tey under The act Of the Lcssa'Aie 'i'"s ~
slips IN the Polytechnic College
The annual gathering at Sa'i%SuuiS % a i'i' % a. ~
pns YER present In speaking ~ch aAas "t .n
I, sf - nothing Of a public interest al nriLe "ta
Huflrr Gen Bauks other cebruos ansouh,el - ="
speakers ~fr nj Deb I'i")
p.a,,I M, Aiel.Tl 4. P.aon. sBI NL ). r. CsniI'nsh
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
r,rcuTTNG NEAR PARIS.

,,-x, ENGAGEMENT AT THE FORTS ON TIE
so,,rurRN sIpE-THE FRENCH ROUTED
MANY GUNS AND PRISONERS TAKEN
Try TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNBl
LONDON Wednesday, Sept. Il, 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE,
Of Berlin. telegTaphs this day the following
official account of operations before the South
ern forts of Paris There was an important
victorious engagement on Monday at Forts Viii
Ieiuif and Montrouge. The French corps of
Yinoy was defeated and compelled to retreat
in disorder. Seven guns and several thousand
prisoners are captured"
PRUssIAN OFFICIAL REPORTs-CAPTURE OF A
REDOUDT-A DISPATCH FROM KING WILLIAM.
LONDON, Wednesday, Sept a. 1870
The city Of Paris is entirely shut in, and all
avenues of communication are cut off except
by way of Berlin. An official dispatch received
there from the Prussian headquarters before
Paris reports that a redoubt with seven guns
has been captured by the German troops.
Another dispatch, from the King to the
Queen, dated Tuesday, says:
1.-THE French abandoned their position near
Pierreftte north of Fort st. Denis. At the
same time the PrussO- -Bavarian Corps, crossing
the Seine near Villeneuve, attacked three
divisions under the command of Gen. VinOy,
OH the nights of Sceaux, and captured seven
guns and many men. Fritz directed the move
ments. The weather is superb
REPORTS FROM MUNICH-FURTHER DETAILS OF
THE ENGAGEMENT.
MUNICH, Wednesday, Sept. q, 1870.
The Bavarian Minister of War has received
q dispatch from Lagny, dated Sept 20, at 2
O'Clock in the evening, giving the following
details of the recent battle near Paris, in
which the Bavarians were engaged:
Yesterday sharp battle occurred between
Villejuif and Montrouge. The French forces
consisted of three divisions, commanded by
Gen. VinOy, and were supported by strong
redoubt. They were defeated, nevertheless.
The Bavarians took seven canon, and over
q thousand prisoners. The French were Given
back into their intrenchments
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
TIE WAR IN EUROPE

Tuv Tp,prNE ras long the only newspaper %
co.. r,c,irnO special dispatches fro" ne
Sa'@ gar OF r.,n,h armies and al the leading cap
ter dispatohes haze been used, in an i'm
was, vas tan Sor m The YeO York Herald World Times ana
S,g 2Sey wers thus used yesterday 'y inc NeO-l"N
Herald
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN GERMANY.

PROPOSED ORGANIZATION OF NEW CONFED-
ERATIoN-OPPoSITIoN TO THE ANNEXATION
OF FRENCH TERRITORY.
LONDON Wednesday, Sept. a. 1870.
A special dispatch from Berlin, dated the 10th,
says that the professional politicians have ma
tured their plans in regard to new German
confederation, to be called the "Norddeutsche-
bund" Herr DelbruclI is to be the President.
council has been called at headquarters and the
Bavarian, Baden, and Wiirtemberg Governments
busily comforting in regard TO the political fu
ture Herr Lazcar, a National Liberal Deputy, is
going to stump the North German States 1t is pro-
posed that Frankfort shall be declared at the
tme neutral city, and the capital of the new Con-
federation.
Thus it will hold toward the new Confederation
the same position that Washington and the District
Of Columbia do to the United States of America.
This is the first direct step toward what has long
been the dream of German PATRIOTS not merely
German Union, but a German Union of allied
Republics.
Johann Jacoby leader of the Democratic party,
has been imprisoned at Konigsberg by order of the
military authorities for calling a meeting of parti
sans who drafted resolutions against the forcbe an
nexation of French territory. The Democrats of
Munich have passed similar resolutions.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
pRoGREss OF FAvRE's PEACE MISSION.


HIS CORDIAL RECEPTION AT THE KINGS HEAD
QUARTERS DISCUSSION CONCERNING THE
MEETING OF THE CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNRl
LONDON Wednesday, Sept. 81, 1870
A dispatch received here from Bismarck yes
terday says that Jules Favre was cordially re-
ceiyed at the Kings headquarters, in Roths-
ehild's chateau at Ferrieres. The preliminary
discussions concerning the time and mode of
convoking the Constituent Assembly, with
view to securing q sufficient guarantee for
the fulfllment of the conditions which the
Provisional Government may yield to Ger
manys demands, had already taken place
G. W. S.
PRussIAN OPINIONS ABOUT FAvRE's SECOND CIR
CULAR-ms NAUGHTY TONE LOWERED
THE ADVANTAGES OF HIS INTERVIEW WITH
BISMARCK.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNBl
LONDON Wednesday, Sept. q, 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE
at Berlin telegraphs this day: The PrOutn-
caaI Correspondents (the Ministerial organ) says
that the second circular of NJ. Jules Favre shows
a marked SOLDERING down. The former naughty
tone is measurably lowered. But apart from
the legal competency which the Paris Govern
ment lacks it must be doubted whether the
true state of affairs is sufficiently realized at
Paris and there are conditions which Germany
must insist on. NJ. Favre, in the mean time,
having asked of Count Bismarck an interview,
the latter has consented. The meeting will at
least have the advantage of making clear to
the controlling men in Paris under what con-
didOns and prospects peace can at all be
considered
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
WASHINGTON.
THE soLICITOR-GENERALsHIP - VICE-ADMIRAL
ROWAN-THE ENGLISH MISSION.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUSB.I

ROWAN-TIIE ENGLISH MISSION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept. al, 1870.
Now that 1t Is definitely known that Senator Williams
Will not return to the Senate 1t is said the President will
tender him the position of of the United
States This Office with salary Of n year, was
created during last session of Congress, but has
been filed
very formidable effort is making TO have the Pres
dent revoke the appointment OF Vice Admiral Rowan.
Numerous charges have made against him, which
Of the law II the President fails to recognize these
charges, they will be made to the Senate with view to
Rowan's rejection.
saying that there truth in the report that he has
been rendered the English mission. A report comes
from Georgia that Attorney Akerman ia in
poor health, and is thinking seriously OF resignng his
position.
The work Of the Freedmen's Bureau in the
South has been closed, excepting such portions OF the
ported by Educational AssOca atons. All agents and ads
Of the Bureau have been discharged, excepting those
whose duties relate TO the payment Of bounties.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
The President has made the following appointments
Joseph Root Of Kansas to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
James W Taylor Of Minnesota to be T. Consul at wnnepeg
John Barse Of Ohio be Of the Chippewa Indians Of the
seldom Clarke Illinois be Agent Of I'll. Chippewa Indians Of
Lake Superior
Secretary Belknap has returned and was at the De-
partment to-day performing official duties.
The is In circulation here tonight that the Hon.
Ben Wade of Ohio will succeed Mr. Motley Minister TO
England; but, has been the for weeks, no
information be obtained frn Official authority either
denying affirming any of the reports which obtain
circulation relative to this important subject
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22

THE STORY OF EYE-WTTNESSES.
STIRRING NARRATIVE OF THE CAMPAIGN AND
BATTLE-THE STRATEGY OF Won MOLTKE-
TERRIBLE SCENES OF SUFFERING IN THE
TOWN.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22

ROME OCCUPIED BY ITALIAN soLDIERs-IhE
CITY TAKEN WITHOUT BLoODsHED-JoYFUL
DEMONSTRATIONS IN FLoRENCE-THE LEFT
erII IAIcr