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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

VERSAILLES, Sept, 10.
The negotiations on the final treaty Of
peace with Germany are temporarily sus-
pended on account Of the illness OF Van
Arnim, notwithstanding which however,
1t was hoped that the understanding upon
the original basis would be agreed to, but
1t Is announced that the notifications
convention which France proposed, are
Of so serious character that Herr Van
Arnim referred the whole subject to the
Government at Berlin. The exchange of
ratiacations Of the treaty IS therefore de-
layod, and the settlement Of all questions
between the two countries is regarded
aS certainty.
The appeals of the convicted Commu-
nists will be heard on Thursday. The
plan adopted by the military for defence Of
France includes the fortlfcation Of Cham.
pagne and the erection OF quadalateral
forts around Mezieres and Charlesville.
Tho disarmament of the National
guards of the Department OF Rhoue and
Loire is completed.
Thiers says that II Mexico guarantees,
that 1t will keep faith with the treaty
he will resume diplomatic relations with
that republic.
PARIS, September 20,
Thicrs has been assured through o cir.
Cular from the Austrian Cabinet that
nothing was done at Gaslein hostile to
France. -...
The trial OF ROcheiort Is now in pro.
gress before the Court Martial at Yer
sallles, accused with making vigorous do.
fence. ---
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Tim Castor, one OF the persons
breaking out OF the Nevada State prison,
has been recaptured, another tracked and
severely wounded. The main gang is
closely pursued by troops from Ft Caison,
II is believed The bulk of them will be
captured,
Second Lieutenant Fem, tried at 81,
Paul for embezzling public funds, was
found guilty and sentenced to be cashier
cd, to refund 81 900, and to imprisonment
for Ave years in the penitentiary,
Chief Justice Chase arrived in Bufla.
10, N. Y, Wednesday afternoon and was
the guest of Hon. f. G. Spaulding. He
visited the rink In the evening and was
highly pleased with the exhibition.
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CINCINNATI
Departure Of the President. :,

CINCINNATI, Sept. 20.
President Grant left this city this
morning, TO visit Clermont, Ohio.
The sleamboatmen held large meeting
this morning to take action In regard To
an amendment 10 the new steamboat
law. .og
The attendance at the Industrial Expo
sition to-day, was 10000. The Marietta
s. Cincinnati railroad, commence to.mor-
row to sell hali.lare tickets on all trains,
good for six days. This arrangement is
10 continue TO the close of the exhibition,
which occurs on the 7th Of October.
The Gdzette'S special says that Presi.
dent Grant this evening reached Cler.
mont, Ohio, where he will remain TO.
night. Tomorrow afternoon he will pro.
ceed to Bethel, Clermont county, and will
be in Batavia on Friday, where his re.
ception will probably be informal. II L
expected he will return TO Cincinnati or
Saturday, spending Sunday with hls
father at Covington. On Monday he will
probably go to Chicago, where he will
remain a short time and then return tC
Washington.
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ENGLAND.
Health of the Queen.-.-Seward
Coming Home.


.. LONDON, September 20,
The health of Queen Victoria has been
improved by her residence in tho High
lands. |.-.I #..N"' a. ai.
Hon. VIM. II. Seward leaves this week
for home.
The steamship Wessen, which sailed
from Southampton for New York, takes
Col 900 in specie.
The Times to-day has an editorial upon
the condition Of the municipal affairs OF
New York. Referring to the frauds said
to have been perpetrated upon the city
treasury, the Times says 1t foresees q long
legal contest at issue, which interests all
Americans, and also the friends Of self
government everywhere. The Times also
says the alleged frauds will be criticised
at tho elections, and advises the citizens
to put aside party interests, as otherwise
the evil checked for time only, will
occur In an aggravated form. lLn
Strikes among the workmen In differ
ent parts Of the country, continue in large
numbers. Sympathetic meetings were
held last night in London and elsewhere,
and 0dger the leader of the workingmen's
movement, was especially active in sup
port of the strikers.
Butt, the home:rulo candidate for Par
lament, has been elected from Limerick,
to fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
Russell, .''a '7Y., y
Awhile workmon were reopenlng the
shafts of Wigan coal mine to-day, another
explosion took place with terrible re.
suits. Five men were blown TO pieces,
and many injured. Flames burst forth
from the opening, and preparations are
making to flood the mines. "'.i F.
Tho steamer City Of Montreal, Inman
Line, was launched at Glasgow to-day.
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rope for the benefit Of the health Of his
wife, and whose return is soon expected.
My son was only Assistant Auditor in
that department, and the charge against
him is shown by aihdayits accompanying
the notes To be q slander as malignant as
false, and part Of the conspiracy OF men
having interests which | have not, in de-
stroying the vouchers. My son was not
Assistant Auditor under MIR. Watson, but
under Mr.. w. A. Herring, who was CITY
Auditor. Mr.. Watson was County Au-
tor. My first information about the loss Of
the vouchers was received from Mr. SloTr,
Deputy Comptroller, in the fall Of 1870,
who was instructed by me to have them
returned. have always supposed they
were so returned until | learned other,
wise alter the death OF Mr.. Watson. l
have further to say that the loss Of these
vouchers was made known to the Mayor,
Mr. Sweeney and Mr.. Tweed ns soon rs |
ascertAined they had not been returned.
[Signedl "R. B. CONNOLLY,
Comptroller"
Accompanying the letter Is an affidavit
from w. II. Higgins, Clerk of the City
Auditing Bureau Of tho Finance Depart.
ment OF the city Of New York, setting
forth that the late Jas, Watson, county
Auditor, had obtained from him the war
rants and vouchers referred 10 In the
letter. A complete list Of which is given
In the affidavit from Richard B, Storr,
late Deputy Comptroller. Who says he
learned from Higgins Of the delivery of
the vouchers to Watson, and on the Goth
Of August, he addressed note to the lat
ter, requesting their return as soon as pos
sible. 1t is not stated whether the
vouchers were ever returned. Among
these are the vouchers for the labor and
material furnished by IngcrsOll Il Co.,
and others. The amount of Keyser &
Co. was 5000 ,B07; John ODOnnel, $l2S,-
G2S; Ingcrsoll II Co., $773,530; G, L.,
schcycT & Co., $lO3,031 81; Edward
Marden, $lOO, 1888.
New York, Sept 2O-Midnight
Nothing more has been developed re.
garding tho truth Of the Posts story. 1t
Is reported however, on good authority,
as only another dodge OF Mayor Hall In
his fight with Connolly
Ex.Sherif O'Brien has issued letter
denounclng Tweed, Hall, Sweeney and
Connolly, and denying the statement
made in some of tho papers that he was
secretly in league with the ring.
Arrived-Sleamshlp Assyrla from Glas.
gov. .........
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MODERN engineering has achieved one
more great triumph in the completion OF
the Mont Gents tunnel. When 1t was
first proposed to pierce tho Alps with a
railway passage, shrewd engineers smiled
increduously, Sommeiler advocated and
proved the feasibility o! the very difficult
task more than thirty years ago; but It
was not until 1857 that the mighty work
really begun. This tunnel is nearly eight
miles in length, and its construction gave
employment to two thousand men for
fourteen years Trains Numbered through
the rocky heart of the Alps on Sunday,
accomplishing the entire distance in
twenty minutes, without experiencing the
least difficulty. No mephitic gases were
encountered; the rails proved firm and
steady. The ventilation of the monstrOus
tunnel Is excellent; u current of air was
experienced by the travellers, and this
wind blew briskly enough 10 render an
OvcrCOat comfortable. This sets at rest
the Swiss stories OF intense heat and rs.
phyxiating gases rendering tho great tun-
mel valueless. The railroad through the
Alps Is as complete success ns our own
Pacific railroads or the Suez canal
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SAINT LOUIS.

hw,gieran ST. Louis, September 90
The dead body Of man, supposed to
be Walt. s. Sewelly, formerlya clerk for
Shean & Lobcr, railroad contractors in
Boone county, was found near Jennings
Station, on tic North Missouri railroad,
six miles from the city, on Monday last.
1t Is supposed he was murdered, as his
pocket book, which lie had when lastseen
here, was missing, but the body was 80
decomposed 1t could not be told whether
he had received any wounds. l.
A pretty full delegation Of prominent
citizens, representing the city at large,
Merchants Exchange, Board Of Trade,
and the Congressional Districts Of the
State will leave here on Friday to attend
the National Commercial Convention at
Baltimore. They will he furnished q
special Pullman car by the Ohio and Mis-.
sissippi and Baltimore and Ohio railroad
companies.
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The knights TempIar Conclavc at
Baltimore. ~ h'ia'' A ''
BALrtMoRE,I ,ISeptcmbcr 20.

..,...s DAlTlMoHhiap apeplClllUCrS SVs
The Conclave ot the knights TemplaT
convened this morning. Sir VIM. Swell,
q most eminent Grand Master delivered
an address, al(er which reports were
made by several officers and the entire
session was consumed in official business
D. p. Cartright, of Elmire, N, Y. Com
mandry, fell from third.story window
Of hotel this morning and was seriously
injured. .t.I..eI.. ,hl.t.. I
The Grand Commandry Of Maryland
gave musical reception at the Masonic
Temple to the visiting Knights tonight
The programme consisted Of q promenade
concert, supper and hop. The supper and
lower halls Of the temple were thfonged TO
alate hour. A large number Of elegantly
dressed ladies were present. AT Barnutn's
Hotel, the members Of the sub Council
for the Southern Jurisdiction Of the
United States, ofanclent and accepted
Sc ottish right, gave a banquet tothe mem
bers of the Supreme. Council .lor tho
Northern States, ,i y,.,r r..m..ys
AT Bennecs Hall Sir M, Richards,
inuckle manager Of the Philadelphia pub
lie Ledger and Treasurer OF the grand
Commandery Of Philadelphia, was pre-
sented with an elegant and costly set Of
Equipments in behalf Of the German Ma.
sons Of Philadelphia. Dodworth's band
Of New FORK, with number oI Masons,
sereuaded the numerous newspaper Offices
tonight ,. ,.,...,-
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ITALY.

1ay iee ,s'il.. VERONA, Sept. 20.
King Emmanuel arrived here yesterday
on q brief visit, and the city was illumi-
mated last evening in honor oIhls pres
enCe .'d,.gtY.. .-,t..i-a. Y--l
..,y,,, ' RoME, Sept. TO-,
The anniversary of the occupation Of
Rome was celebrated here to-day with
the utmost enthusiasm. Perfect order
prevails. g1idagH MH.g l.aal ...l.l|
h The celebration continues tonight
Many buildings arc illuminated and the
theatres, at which patriotic spectacles
arc given, ore crowded. There has been
no disturbance, althoug cries Of "Down
with Poperyp arc occasionally heard in
the streets. Troops arc bivouacked In
the public squares, and every preCaution
has been taken against violation Of the
public order. I-I .... uiII /
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Extraordinary Decline of Real Es-
tate In Florida.


The following appeared in the Louis.
vile Lc,lger Of Wednesday;
SAVANNAH, Sept. 1S
A most wonderful story is told here Of q
startling phenomenon in Florida. A large
portion OF Orange county Is changed to q
lake, aud trees, houses and people en-.
gulled There were many witnesses Of
The phenomenon, ono OF whom said the
first thing that attracted his attention was
the trees moving, First there was d glra'
tory motion of the trees, some sinking
gradually out Of sight, the tops revolving
more and more rapidly as they sank and
disappeared, the others following, and, as
they fell, revolving and describing arcs Of
circles against the sky. Then the whole
earth us lar rs the eye could reach sunk,
and It's place was supplied by II sea of wa.
ter, rushing, seething, boiling with the
noise Of mighty Cataracts, and ever aud
anon casting to the surface the roots, and
tops, and bodies of mighty pines md oaks
The country in every direction Is entirely
submerged, and Is now ono vast lake. II
is rumOrcd that the town Of Orlando is
swallowed up, and the whole chain oI
lakes from Apaka to Lake Conway arc
now united, and form MI immense inland
sra. The people Nre flying terrOr.slriCken
from the scene OF the disaster.
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The National Convention Of Colored
men to be held in st. Louis on the 93d
instant, is to settle, among other things,
upon general holiday, or moderate mum.
Der of holidays, Events of Importance
to the cniranchised race have been so nu.
mcrous of late years, that they are busy
celebrating the anniversaries pretty much
all through the year. They therefore
propose TO agree upon one or more days
for general celebration throughout the
country, so as to avoid the losing of too
much time by desultoTy jubllating.
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.Iral INDIANAPOLIS,
Fifteen Men Buried by n Gravel
Bank,l
INpIANAr0IIs, INpa sept. go. !

INDTANAroIIs, IND, Sept. 90. |
This morning, soon alter the laborerS
commenced work on the Kentucky ave
nue. sewer, section of the bank on both
sides caved In, covering the men with ten
or fifteen feet Of gravel and sand. Every
effort was Immediately made to Tescuethe
unfortunate victims, and up To- noon two
had been taken out alive, one dead, and
two others can bo heard and will soon be
reached. II is not definitely known how
many were buried, but 1t Is supposed that
ten or fiteen were engaged on that por-
ton bt tho work at the time OF the acci.
dent.
Five more dead bodies were recovered
from the Kentucky avenue sewer accident
this afternoon, and two more, known to
10 have been at work are missing, and
are supposed 10 be In the bottom OF the
sewer, making the total number killed,
eight. The work Of excavating Is still
steadily progressing, and the last Of the
victims will bc reached tonight, The
following are the names of those. killed as
lar as ascertained; Jesse Barnes, Henry
Dugan, Thomas Kennedy, John Carr
Thomas Kearney, John Haley, and
Jerry Sullivan. The accident Is sup.
posed to have been caused from
The insufficient sheeting below which
The earth had been excavated for two or
three feet The contractors say the work
had been done In o precisely similar man.
ner elsewhere, but think the accident re-
suited from tic nature Of the soil and the
continuous jarring Of trains passing with
in fifty feet Of the point where the acct.
dent occurred. The matter will be in.
vestigated by the coroner. .... ,-..
John Gibson, who was buried several
feet in the sand, was rescued with but
slight bruises. Three others engaged in
The same gang escaped with very slight
injuries. ... ,, ..
THE BRIGHT PERJURY CASE.
The argument in the Bright perjury
case closed this morning and the case was
given 10 the Jury al 10 O'clock, but up to
10 o'clock tonight they had not returned
O verdict. ~ .......
The indianapolis Fair Association have
nearly completed the Improvements on
their grounds south Of this city. The
fair will commence on the 25th inst. Over
$50, 900 in premiums will be awarded. a
large number of blOOded horses have al
ready been entered, including the cele-
brated thoroughbred Of ]. F. Spence, ol
| Lexington, XIV, % ts1 .l' No. 4.a.lu"
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Gen. shefidan'S Hunting Party.

OHlOAHVj Oept' SV'
Gen. Sheridan, with a party Of invited
friends, LEFT here this morning for q grand
buffalo hunt on the Western plains The
party consisted Of Lieut. Gen. Sheridan,
Gen. Rucker and Dr. Asch, Of his stall |;
Gen. Anson Stager, Charles s. Wilson
and Samuel johnson, Of Chicago; Leon.
ard Jerome, Lawrence W. Jerome, Col.
]. Schuyler Crosby, Gen. II. L. Davies,
James Gordon Bennett, Jr., Jno. Hick.
scheF and Carroll Livingston, Of New
York NJ. =. Rogers, Of Philadelphia, and
Gen. Charles Fitzhugh, Of Pittsburgh
The party go to Fort Mcpherson, on the
Union Pacific railroad, and will march
across the head waters Of the Republican
and Solomon 10 Fort Hayes, on the Kan.
sas Pacific railroad The entire trip will
occupy about fifteen days Buffalo, ante.
lope, elk, blacktailed deer, wild turkeys
and small deer are plentiful in the section
Of country which will be, trayersed by
these mighty nimrods, Ij}l l'ttI.
Horace Greeley lectured this evening
on Sellmade Men, at Farwell Hall, TO o
large audience. He reached here at u
and left at 10 o'clock for Iowa, a
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EXTRAORDINARY INCREASE OF THE
MONEY ORDER BUsINEss-Thc Sixth
Auditor has just completed n statement of
the business of the Money Order Depart
ment of the Post Office Department ior
the fiscal year ending June 80, Oftho pres
cnt year, which shows the amount of
money orders issued TO be $49,O71 ,024O0,
against 1874 ,O54.1S47l issued during the
fiscal year ending juno 80, 1870 Tho
amount ormoney orders paid during the
last fiscal year was $4l 100000 against
$33,65S,7iO27 for the year ending June
80, 1871. This shows the extraordinary
increase in one year of2O per cent en- or.
ders issued and % per cent on orders
pad.
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Fire at vItgInIa CITY. nevada.

-''''''''Nvi NNllNGUlbNl lVs
A great tire is now raging In Virginia
City, Nevada, commencing on y street,
near Wells, Fargo II Co.'S office. II has
extended an eighth OF mile. Parlicu.
lars as soon rs possible.
The loss of The Virginia CITY fire il
probably about three quarters Of n mil.
lion Insurance $3j000O. -Four entire
blocks in the centre business part of tho
city wercbuned. The fire originated rom
q defective smoke stack in planning mill
The principal losers are Sittrie Il Co
bookstore, $25,0OO insured, 10000 :;
Philadelphia brewery, Freedmar's organ
store, $1,000; Tahoe House, $92 600
Lipman's dry goods, $4,000; insured
$4,000; Habart's residence, $4,000
Gillige's $S000 Reynolds, $4,000. The
high wind spread the flames rapidly. All
Efforts Of the fredepartment were una
.yaiIing Tor a long time. Many were in
lured by the falling OF walls or scorched
and number killed outright
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Apprehension of Lynch Law at
Milwaukee. Yn.
MADIsnN. September 20.

NhUIbUNj DVFIOIIIUSI VT
Governor FairChild had Q telegram from
Senator Carpenter, at Milwaukee, this
evening, that the negro who killed q man
some days ago near that city and who
was brought before Judge Malony and
discharged, would be lynChed by q mob
tonight. The Governor Immediately tel
egraphed TO the Sheriff OF Milwaukee
authorizing him to call on the Milwaukee,
Light Guard, il necessary, to protect all
citizens in their rights. H
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THE peoples meeting" to be held in
Mason county to nominate candidate for
the Convention, seems to distress the
Journal very much, The distress is due
to the fact that several Of the most prOmi-
nent Democrats in the county lead in this
noh.partisan movement and that it is GER
tain 10 win.
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TERMS OF TIE WEEKLY.
MILWAUKEE,.
MnwAUKEE, september 20.

MrLwAUKEE, September 90.
Felix Boston, the negro who was arrest.
cd for fatally kicking an Irishman, who
had provoked the assault, two weeks since,
was today discharged by Judge Mallory,
Information Of q mob 10 lynch Boston,
reached the Sheriff this evening, who pro.
cured the services of the military, in case
OF need. But up to Ii o'clock all is quiet.
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WASHINGTON.
Meeting of the Ku-Klux Committee.
WASHINGTON, September 90

WASHINGTON, september ~.
The full Ku.Klux Committee met this
=. NJ, and adjourned ill tomorrow to
await the report Of the sub. Committee,
which.has not been agreed upon It's said
that the appropriation for the expenses of
the Committee has been entirely exhaust.
cd. This may prevent the sending Of
further subcommittee South.
The Secretary OF the Interior has di.
rected that the order of August II, 1871,
directing the removal of the land office
from Humboldt TO independence, Kansas,
be suspended until further orders.
Secretary Delano returned to Mount
vernon this morning, called thither by
ihe death Of his brother.in.law, Harvey
Lambert
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Fatal shooting Array in Arkansas.

-" WEMPHI5i DUYIOIHVVI ~V'
A shooting afTray occurred on Saturday
at Shawneetown, Arkansas, fifty miles
above here, between Dr. W. Grundy Nc.
Garvock and Mr.. Thad Ford, both well
known planters. ItFesulted in McGavock
being slot in the mouth, the ball coming
out at the back OF his head. Thad fofd
was shot through the lungs, both were
mortally wounded. The difficulty grew
ont Of q dispute about some hogs.
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A Florida Hoa,,1,,,

NEW YORK, Sept. ~
The statement made sometime since
in a Florida paper that the whole Of the
orange country in that State had Deen
inundated, Is pronounced by the state en-
gineer ]. A. Mcdonald, who loIt Florida
after the publication was made, to be a
pure invention
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GREECE.

''' ~ N l.lg 'S'' ArltEEs, September 20.
King George has returned 10 Athens
from u trip to Denmark and Germany
lie will agnin leave the Kingdom for 9
few days. He intends going to Brindisl
TO meet his mother, Queen OF Denmark
who is about TO visit Greece.
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SWEDEN.
STOCKHOLM, Sept. 20.

" STOCKHOLM, Sept 20.
Tie second chamber of the Swedish
Parliament has rejected the scheme OF
tho ministry for the reorganization Of the
army. -,...a ... ...gauu,-
The Legislature is now at work on the
reorganization Of the army. It has al.
ready agreed TO make military service
compulsory, LID t.. .f......
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MEXICO.
Cry OF MBxICo, September IA,
ria HAVANA. Sentember 90.

II is conceded by all thata majority of
the members Of the new Congtess, are
favorable to Juarez. There isno sign ofa
revolution. rt
Ex-Mnister Plumb, agent Of the Inter-
national Railroad Company, Of Texas,
has arrived here. His object is to open
negotiations for the completion Of the
railway TO this city, and for It's extension
thence to Mazattan, on the Pacific coast.
BY a recent ordef, all foreigners are
obliged 10 register their names within
three months. g1-l ...l4 ,'',-
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SPAIN.
NtApntp, September 20.

King Amadeus, in continuation of his
tour ii tho Provinces has gone TO Gersta!
lie viii return TO barcelona, where be
will stay 10 receive his brother, Prince
Humbeft, who Is about 10 make another
visit 10 PAis.
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AsiatiO Cholera at Perth AmDoy NJ.

NEW YORK, September 20.
Two cases Of Asiatic cholera are said to
have appeared at Perth Amboy, New
Jersey, the victims being recently land
ed emigrants from Germany. The Am.
boyans are alarmed, An investigation
has been commenced.