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KINGS COUNTY. P0EETICS.

Meeting Of tae Democratic General CGm-
Election in Preference to IA Police Ser.
Reuncy.
An adjourned meeting OF the Democratic General
Committee was held last evening at the hsad
quarters OF that organization, Mo. Court street.
Brooklyn Mayor Kalbnesch In the chair. The
meeting was held for the purpose OF making
arrangements Tor holding the primaries
ana eeciing delegates TO the State Con-
vent!on to be held au Rochester, October g.
anu also to the Judiciary Convention. 1t was re.
solved that the primaries should be held Tuesday
evening September 20 to elect three delegates from
each ward and county town. 10 meet on the 2sth
inst and elect one delegate from each Assembly
district to attend the State Convention. IL was asa
resolved that one delegate from each Assembly dLs-
trcJ should be CHOSEN TO attend the Judiciary Con-
VcutiOu, which VIII also be held on tho 18th inst.
A communication was handed III by Deputy Audit
tor keenan,, from the Sixth ward, declaring the
position OF Inspector OF Election In that ward 70.
vacant OWING TO tie TACT that the ONCE was n0ml.
naily held by sergeant Kane or the Police Depart-
mont, which circumstance disqualified him from
legally dischargng tue duties OF Inspector under
the law. the communication was referred TO the
Grafton, reported the name OF Thomas +. O,grcn as
Inspector, vice Kane, and moved the adoption or
the report.
Alderman DUNN opposed the resolution. on the
ground that no vacancy really existed there. and
stated that If his connection with the Police De-
partment deDarred him from filling the Ofce OF
Inspector he wonld reslgn his place as Sergeant
Tile officer in question then came forward and
rendered his shield to the chairman Mayor KalD-
nelsch. the Mayor declined to receive the badge OF
ONCE In committee ana informed the sergeant that
the proper place for him to pursue that couise
would Oe In the presence OF the Board OF Police
commissioners.
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THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION al
BUFFALO,

BUFFALO N. Y, Sept. 49, 1871.
The formal opening OF the second International
Industrial Exhibition, under the auspices Of the
Buffalo Mechanics Institute, took place tlfs even
ing In the presence OF an immense crowd Of spec.
tatUrs.
AT halfpast seven O'Clock Governor John I. Hoo
man, escorted by the brigade and STAFF officers
the Sixty.fftn and Seventy.fourth regiments Ne
York Slate National Guard, IN lull UNI orm, ana the
officers OF the Industrial Exhibition entered the
music stand in the Rink amid the dea!enlng APP
plause OF the spectators. Alter prayer by the Rev.
Dr HeacoCk and the opening address BY MyrOn Il.
Brown, the president Of the Mechanics Institute,
Governor Holman was introduced and delivered an
eloquent Grafton which was listened TO with marked
attention. The Governor was frequently and loudly
applauded: -
attended by his escort, surveyed the different de.
partmcnts OF the exhibition, and was warmly
greeted at every turn.
Tue exhibition is grand success Every branch
OF industry Is largely represented. The machinery
department Is III full operation and claims the
attention OF every class OF society. New entries
continually being made and additional buildings
Will have TO be erected Tor their accommodation.
Governor Holman was the recipient or two
serenades tonight at the residence OF Mr. Joseph
Warren, editor OF the Buffalo C0mler-the first by
the officers OF the Mechanics institute and the
second by the officers or the National Guard. On
both occasions appropriate addresses and responses
were made.
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M RfIO NiSM DOOMED.

Charge Of Chief Jnstice N-cKcan to the United
States Grand Jury MT salt Lake City-Po-
lygamy q Crime Under the Laws.
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept 10, 1871.
The Grand Jury for the Third district were empan.
elled this morning. All polygamsts were excused,
and the Mormon journals are very bitter on the
United States law officers in consequence Chief
Justice Mexican, IN his charge to the jury, said -
You summoned TO try criminal cases. say
what criminal cases shall De presented for trial In the
principles OF law which govern Grand Juries in Maine
and Montana, In Georgia and Arizona; principles
everywhere applicable throughout the republic The
of murder arson. larceny bisamy, adultery
Utah the crimes elsewhere throughout Cbrsten
dom. If there anything peculiar in the Utah.
IL the peculiar conduct OF here any
peculiar principles policy that 10 be enforced
here. Utah belongs to the United States and the
people OF Utah. like the people OF the rest OF
country amenabe to the laws of the United States
Those who otey the laws must be- shall be in their
rights Those DO not must Mt the bar of JUSTICE
and those men Of influence who practice dcfsnty ampc
upon the laws themselves ana by precop teach others
should be the rst TO feel tho firm grip OF the law Father
than the obscure whom they have msed. Gentlemen,
duty ana mno 10 enforce the laws. Let do
without fear. iavor Affection prejudice or the hope OF
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD

LONDON Sept. 10, 1871.
The newspapers generally praise the manGuvres
OF the troops and militia at the Aldershot camp
American officers, however, VITO have been present
call attention to the total absence ofprovison trains
TIE CASE OF HER MAJEsTY's SHIP RACER.
A naval court martial has been appointed TO in
vestgatc the OF the accident to Her Majestys
ship Racer, which was recently ashore or Ryde
THE HOP CRoP.
the English hop crop has been gathered, ana the
yield is but small one-say about OnetnrJ of the
amount OF the average crop.
DEATH OF AN OLD OFFICIAL.
George Alexander Hamilton, Permanent Secretary
of the Treasury under the Of the Earl OF
Derby, died yesterday at his residence at Balbrg-
gan, in the county Of Dublin.
THE MONEY ORDER SYSTEM WITH AMERICA.
The postal money order system between the
United States ana England Will go into operation on
the "a OF October.
THE WEATHER IN ENGLAND.
The weather throughout England Is fair and
favorable to The crops.
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THE DUKE D'AUMALE.

What He Is Reported to Have Replied to the
Offer of the Presidency Of the Republic.
The Duke d'Aumae is reported by the
Journal Semaphore to have made the following
remarks TO deputy OF the National Assembly,
We are, you and ], guile pOwerless. Suppose 1
accept the Presidency OF the republic the terms
offered by your friends, what will follow Do
you think l shall be able to keep the trust
which you would confer on meP Is 1t to main
tain and consolidate the republic that you
would choose mes You Know very well
that my Ideas, traditions, friends and family will
not permit me to fulfil such programme. But even
II should take advantage OF my position to estab-
llsh o monarchy, what Kind OF q monarchy, ask Of
you am TO establish? For whose benefit shall make
O coup d'etdt? For my benefit? did not think of
such thing for should be looked upon as an am
bltious adventurer, and people would be right, for
! am no more entitled to 1t than you are. I
could only WORK for my nephew, the Count
de Paris; but my nephew would perhaps,
recognize tho Count de Chambord as Henri V.
Thus ! l would only establish Henry v with his
and the conquests or 1880. M. Theirs has made
many faults grant II, but after all IL IS around him
that we must rally, because by the pr0iOngaton Of
his powers You Will gain time
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpoS MONEY MARKEr.-LoSDos. Sept 19-4s p
M--Consos closed at g3h Tor 93H &C
United states fvewen'y bonds lo62s 3k; 1865
old, 933s 1s57s, y1l3: ten-fortes. 90a
PARIS MONEY MAaKET.-PARs, Sept. 1a-Rentss
ST. soc
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKEr-LivERPooI, Sept. 49,
$50 r. M.-The market closed quiet and steady; mddng
uplands, s1d mddng Orleans, y The sales of the day
have been 600 bales, including 1000 for speculation
export.
LIVERPOOL BHEApeTUrFs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sept
19-The market IL easier California white wheat 2s Sd
per GENITAL, No. red Western HrDg lbs % lis red win
ter lis o. The receipts Of wheat the three
have been B00 quarters Of whch l0OJ were American
Flour, f s 3D. Dbl for Western canal Corn, 8s I'd
quarter Peas, s0s. 90. for Canadian.
LIvEarooI. PROVISIONS MARkRr.-LIvERpooL, Sept.
1Cheese, 5s per cwt tor the best Of American
fine.
LoSpoN PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNpoN, Sept 49,
Eveningsrirts turpentne, dis Cd is per cwt Hops
hImer, but not higher
LivfRPooL PRODUCE MApxET.-LIvERpooI., Sept 10
EvcnpgLinseei OIL & per ton Spirits turpentine, Ais
COTTON MOVEMENT.
LIvknrooI, Sept 10, 1871
80 Arrfrsd From. Dute o. Sail,ns No. " Bites.
Steamer City OF Ant
wcrp New York. Sept 7........ b57
Steamer Auantss ...New iorS,,Sept 9,....vVssslSSv
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., \
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAaHINGTON. ID. C.. Semi. ln-l A AZ

WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON ID. g., Sept. 20-l A. M.
Synopsis Jor the Past TDenty-Jom Hours
The lowest pressure which was on Monday night
north of Lake Erie. Is now Maine The pressure
has fallen very generally In the Gulf and Atlantic
states but has risen from the OHIO Valley. north
ward. Cloudy weather has generally prevailed on
the Lakes and Atlantic coast to-day. Light
rains on the South Atlantic and Gulf
coasts. Clear weather Is now reported from Min.
nesota southwark. The temperature has risen In
New England, but fallen OH the Upper Lakes. In.
creasing northery winds have prevailed from Lake
Michigan to Ontario. Fresh southwestery wlnds
from Maine TO Virginia.
Probabilities.
Brisk northeastcrly winds Will probably back to
che northwest and abate by Wednesday noon on the
lower lakes. with clearing weather. Clear weather,
with cool northerly winds, extend over The South
Atlantic States by Wednesday night; clearing
weather, with northwesterly winds in the middle
and Eastera States and the Mississippi Valley.
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THE CHOLERA.
It Ravages Terribly Increasi,.,. :
The Cholera in RussiA.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW rosy HERALD

BERLIN, Sept. TO- fs7t
THE virulence OF the cholera increases at Konigs
berg. The ratio OF deaths has advanced from fifty
per cent to seventy and even eighty per cent The
deaths during the week ending on the 18th instant
were 3OO
LATEST REPORT OF THE RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES.
According to the last report OF the Russian Minis
ter OF the Interior, published By the Journal de 81.
Petersoour0, the cholera has spread IN new direc-
lions. IL has appeared north of Archangef
and In the south OF the district OF
Romny, chiefly at Kew and Ncolaiew.
In several parts OF the empire the cholera Is de-
creasng. In the District of Kostroma 1t Is more
virulent than ever. 1t has almost entirely disap.
peared In the town OF MIMI but in the northwest,
particularly in the province OF VItesbk, 1t Is pro-
crossing at an alarming rate.
In the Cholera Hospital OF St Petersburg there
WERE from the 2lst to the 25th of August 254
under treatment, OF whom 104 were new comers
$50 were cured and 81 died. There remained 157
under treatment on August %. In Moscow 4ss
patients were In the hospital from the 18th to the
26th OF August; of these within that period $50
were new cases. 2sS were cured and 176 died. Since
the appearance of the cholera august 90 1870
till August 49, 1871, there have been 1920 cases In
st. Petersburg. or these lis were cured and 1913
died.
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Personal Intelligence.

The steamship Merrmac, which arrived at this
port yesterday from Rio Janeiro, stopping at Per-
nambuco, Para and St. Thomas, brought the follow
Ing passengers
From Rio Janeiro-Dr. Ii. WEBSTER Jones, John
Trask, ID. Il. Randolph Klein. Senior Ante nio Pedro
Borges and wife, Brazilian Minister 10 Washington,
ID. Z.
From ?ernambuco-Miss Rebecca Swift, Thomas
N. Swift, Harry Burnett, Byron G. StGgey Lieu
Navy.
From Para--Richard Furman, Joaquin Tluxera.
From ST. ThOmas-Willlam Grange, Francis
Davidson, Captain Walker, D. Whitmore and son,
Captain Oliver Cal5orn Francis E. Malloy, Florenclo
Santiago, George Walton, Christlln Erickson, LUZ
Guilienretz, Samuel r. Girde Alexander Albiza,
Frere Lucai, Frere Richard, Joseph Basanter,
Antonio Jose Alcaide, Lieutenant Arthur, G. Yeat-
Samuel J. Mussen, Mrs. John Eott Mrs. Richard
Elliott, servant and child; John Mayor, William Il.
Howell, Adolpn +. Besosa, James NJ. Haddcck, Mrs.
Margaret Stone, Stephen Hutchinson, Richard
Eadal and several In steerge.
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THE PACIFIC COAST,

Great Fire In Virginia City-Loss One Mill
lion DOliars-Thc Los Angeles Vintage.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept TO- 1871.
special despatch says the greatest fire ever
known in Virginia City. Nevada broke out there 10.
day. 1t commenced on street, near Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s Office Everything in that quarter Is burned
except Roots building and the Bank Of California,
Ali the brokers' oces on both sides OF street. from
Daley and Goodman TO the TohOe House, are burned.
Wells Fargo & Co.'S oilce was partially burned,
The fire Is now eXtingu5hed. The loss is estimated
at 100000 1t Is impossible 10 obtain full partic-
lars tonight
A fire destroyed the hosting works and the tim
Der OF the shalt down TO the third level OF the Julian
gold quartz nine at Greenville, Plumas county
Cali yesterday. The loss Is S50JOO
The vintage OF Los Angeles Will exceed the an
nual average, and tue quality throughout the State
Is SUPERIOR.
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THE LATEST HOBOKEN TRAGEDY.

The woman Bridget Connors, who, as stated IN
Mondays HERALD, took Paris green In her hus-
bands presence at No. 100 Willow street, on Satur-
day night. expired yesterday morning. 1t washer
determination from the outset to end her life, mas
much as sho experienced nothing but inhuman
treatment at her husbands hands. The latter. who
was bro ught before Recorder Bohnstedt for being
drunk ana attempting to kIli was committed 20 the
county jail Tor sixty days. Had Mrs. Connors re-
Ceiveu due attendance from some neighbors she
m'Rnt perhaps have lived, but 1t was more In
Coruahcc WIN her wishes To be relieved from the
misery INTO which Sue had been plunged,
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

BERLIN Sept 49, 1871.
The German army Will be placed upon a peace
footing Immediately, and reduced to an effective
strength OF 4OO, 900 men.
The present forces OF Germany consist of eighteen
army corps, including thlrty-seven divisions of In.
fantry and ten Of cavalry and 1897 batteries of ar
tilery. These forces number 1924. 500 men. s5, 724
horses and 2, 022 guns.
MARSHAL MOLTKE.
General Won Moltke has been created q Marshal of
the Empire.
IMPERIAL FRITZ AND WIFE.
The Prince Imperial OF Germany Frederick
William, and wife arrived at Wilhelmsn0he yester
day evening.
BACK FROM SALzBURG.
Prince Bismarck has returned from Salzburg to
Berlin.
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NEBRASKA ELECTION.

OMAHA, Neb Sept 10; 1871.
On vote for the adoption Of new constitution
for the State Of Nebraska to day tweny.six promt.
nent points in the state heard from show majority
OF 1870 against Its adoption Independent PROPOSE.
tons subnitted:--First, for making banls stock
holders liable for three times the 3mOune
OF their stock; second, TOR giving counties tho
right OF prohibiting licensing the sale OF sDiritu
Gus liquors; third, prohibiting county or municipal
aid TO railroads. fourth, compulsory education,
and hfth female suffrage were all voted down BY
overwhelming maJoriues, female suIrage farn4
worst CT all. It Is not expected that further re-
turns viii materially change the result.
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PERIL9 OF ERIE.

Serious Collision the Erie Rniroad-Thrco
Ladies severely Injured.
BUFFALO. Sept. II, 1871.
The Erie night mall train from New York, through
the carelessness OF a switchman. was switched last
night, side track two miles from this city, col
lidlng with engine going east, and injuring tnrca
lady passengers seriously. and quite number Of
nj uarl
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HEBAlD.

TURIN, Sept. 10, 1871.
The municipality Of Turin gave banquet to-day
In honor OF the completion Of the Mont Gems Tun-
nel at which tho representatives Of foreign govern
ments-Count de Remusat, the French Minister for
Foreign Affairs among Others who took part the
ceremonies Of the formal opening were present.
The utmost cordially was evnced by all the guests,
and the French Minister particularly was remark.
ably enthusiastic Many speeches. were made and q
number OF toasts drunk, the principal Of which
were "Success to the Mont Cents Tunnel" and
"The Memory of CavOur.n
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AQUATIOs.

Tho Coming Match Between the Oneida and
Argonuuta Boat Clubs.
This afternoon at half past three the Oneida Boas
Club OF jersey City and the Argonauta Rowing As
socfaton OF Bergen Point Will row a tnree-milo
race in six.oared gigs on the XIII Won
Kull, at Bergen Point Both clubs have steamboats,
go the TO witness the race as well also
visiting clubs from this city end Brooklyn. On tho
25th the Argonautas Will row the Neptunes OF
Staten Island siX.oared gig race Tor the Champions
shin OF the .sklllju
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yoay HERALD.

VIENNA, Sept. 19, 1871.
Ministerial crisis here Is imminent. The Cabi.
net OF Hohenwarth Il becoming exceedingly I'M
popular with the Germans In Austria on account or
its policy Of decentralization In favor Of the Poles
Bohemians and other nationalitics OF the empire.
The liberal journals OF Vienna, particularly the
Neuc Freie Iresse, are very bitter in their attacks
on Count Hohenwarth. whose dismissal they de-
mand.
THE NEW MINISTER TO RUSSIA.
Baron Lingcnau has been appointed Ambassador
Extraordinary to ST. Petersburg.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

DUBLIN, Sept. 10, 1871.
Mr.. John Daily, the Mayor OF Cork has been pre-
sented with the cross Of the French Legion of Honor
in recognition OF the humanity shown by the NUM-.
cpallty and people OF that city In sending succor to
the French wounded during the recent war;
ILLEGAL DRILLING PUNISHED
Six men have heen convicted in one OF the Irish
Courts upon the charge OF drilling Illegally and.
sentenced to various terms Of imprisonment
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TIE COREA.
The Conduct Of the United States Denounced.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, Sept. 10. la7.

LONDON, Sept. 10, 1871.
The Morning Advertiser OF to-day contains an
editorial imputng the blame for the war In Corea
TO the Americans. IL says the result OF the recent
battle will be the arriving of foreigners from the
country. The Advertiser also says England will not
join the United States because she was not con-
suited before the expedition under Admiral Rodgers
was sent into Corean waters.
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FIRE IN JERSEY CITY.

A Planning Mill Consu.nce,--Loss $50 OOO.e
At half.past eleven O'Clock last night fire broke
out In the planning mill of Darby. snow Prentice,
Morgan street, Jersey City. Tie flames gained such
Roadway that the fremcn were unable to save the
building when they arrived. The most that could
be done was TO prevent the spread OF the FIRE to the
piles of humber lying around In every direction, and
IN tins effort the ireInen succeeded. The loss on
tue building and i's contents, including machinery
does not faii short vi 100000; fully insured,
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REMOVAL OF REMAINS OF PRESIDENT LIN.
COLIN
SPRIyCFIELD.

SPRINGFIELD, H.. Sept. 10. 1871.
The remains OF the late President Lincoln and his
two deceased children were to-day removed from
their temporary vault to permanent one Just COM
plcted for their reception IN oak Ridge Cemetery.
There were no ceremonies at the removal Robert
T. Lincoln, the only surviving child, was present;
also Senator Trumbull Judge David DAVIS, Judge
Treal Governor u. Gratz Brown, the Illinois state
onlcers Of the Lincoln Monument Association aud
ns2ny LADIES'
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 10, 1871.
President Grant reviewed the Zouave and colored
battalion and the Police and Fire Department at the
Burnett House this morning. He received an address
Of welcome by Mayor DAVIS, to which he responded
briefly. At noon he was introduced on 'Changea
The President spoke breny, expressing his gratih.
cation at meeting this reception from the people
and all the more because 1t was from the people OF
great nation, aud not from those Of divided coun-
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been left over for the spring season. With
two such formidable opera troupes and Dolby's
singers from London, the Vienna Lady Or
chestra and Mrs. Moulton in concert, no one
can complain Of not having an abundance of
musical attractions.
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ENGLAND.

Comments on the Mannuvres at Aldersbo.-A
Naval Court Msrtial-Bad Yield Of the
Hop Crop-The Money Order sys.
tenn with the United States
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT IN EUROPE.
The Imported Workmen Leaving Newcastle by
Order Of the International
1ELeGhkm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept TO- 1871.
The foreign workmen are leaving Newcastle, In &C.
cordance with order Of the International Society.
The magistrates there have dismissed numerous sum-
mOnses brought by the masters against employees
who left their work unfinished.
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CITY POLITICS.
TIE Harry Carney Club

meeting was held last night by the Henry
Cooney Club-slxecnth ware -denouncing Mayor
Halls action In endeavoring 20 iasten upon slr.
Connolly the guilt of tho frauds M an the city, anu
passed.
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f r A N O e
Evacuationse Of the Paris Forts by
the Germans.
The Disarmament Of the National Guard-The
Peace Convention Between France
and Germany.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Sept. 10, 1871.
The Paris forts Will be formally surrendered by
their German occupants to the French tomorrow.
The evacuation Of the four departments contiguous
to Paris will follow Immediately and be completed
by the 25th inst.
THE NATIONAL GUARD
The disarmament OF the National Guard is pro.
ceeding quietly everywhere.
THE PEACE CON vENTIoN
Herr Baron Won Arnim and President Theirs are to
settle the details OF the Peace Convention to-day
Proposed Movements of President Thiers.
LONDON, Sept 10. 1871.
The London Times has a special despatch from
Versailles announcing tina. NJ. Theirs goes to Fon-
tatnebleau during the recess of the Assembly, and
that he will afterwards visit the sites OF the pro.
posed military camps.
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GERMANY.

The German Army Reduced to Peace Foot
pire-Princs Bismarck Returned to Berlin.
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SERVIA.

The Chamber Opened by Princa Milan-Evsry-
thing Beautiful in Servia.