Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-10-25
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NEW DEPARTURE no. 2
FhG Fires In Wisconsin And Michigan
TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE
AND PROPERTY
A Plot To Upset Tho British
Throne
LYNCH LlW THREWEyElR IN
NEW YORK CITY By "
OFFICE SEEKER
TALK or ASSASSINATINF PRINCE
ALEXIS

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n DISPATCH from New York city, da
~ ted Oct. ., says:
- The Mail OF this afternoon has The
following startling information from
Paris, dated October 18Th: The Govern
memt has information To the effect that
the BonapartiSts are preparing for a
grand coup CFctGt, and that every thing
has been arranged for the ex-Enperor
Napoleon upon the soil Of France.
The information has created the
most intense excitement in this city.
The Government i prepared 10 intro
duce prompt and energetic measures
should any signs ofa Bpuapsrti~t rising
occur. Orders have been dispatched
from the War Department to the Gov
ernment cruisers at the the nearest
points along the coast to exercise par
ticular vigilance in order to defeat the
projected landing Of the ex-Emperor.
Should such be attempted, the com
manders are also directed to Immediately
inform the government
II any suspicious vessels are oh
served making for French ports, further
orders to hold their troops ready for any
emergency have been telegraphed to all
the military stations in France. The
military commandants at Havre, Brest,
Bordeaux and Marseilles are cautioned
to use the utmost vigilance and watch
ftImess, and to promptly subdue any
NapOleOnic demonstration, should such
occur. tits thought that a landing may
possibly be attempted at some obscure
port, where the Emperor and his ad
herents would find fewest obstacles To
his progress into the interior.
The County Convention of delegates
of the Reform Democracy Of New York
city was held at Apollo Hall, on the 18th
inst, Samuel G. Courtney presiding.
About 400 delegates were present. w.
w. Curtis warned the meeting that Tam
many Intended frauds at the elections,
and said that the only remedy was to
execute summary justice, by suSpending
repeaters or fraudulent Inspectors from
the lamp-posts, and he believed the law
would protect citizens in so doing.
It is thought that the distinguished
ex-senator Ewing, Of this State, is in u
dying condition.
A correspondent writes from London
that All alliance has been effected he
tween certain membprs of the peerage
and representatives of the working
classes, the object of which is to over
throw the present system Of govern
ment. The Commune principle per-
vades the platform.
Pittsburg, October lsIn view Of the
result Of the recent elections in Peun<yl-
vanian and Ohio, the PiItsburg Post
comes out tomorrow in a double. ieaded
leader declaring for Thomas A. Scott for
President, as the man to carry Pemnsyl-
vania against Grant by an overwhelm-
ing majority.
Paris, October lS.-The final ralihca
ton by France of the treaty with Ger
many has been dispatched to Berlin
BY the terms Of the treaty the six De
partments to be evacuated by the Ger
mans are derlared neutral territory in a
military point of view until the stipu-
lated payments of indemnify are com
pleted. During that time these Depart
ments are not to be occupied by French
troops, and, should France not fulfill her
financial obligations they will be reoc-
cupied by the Germans.
1t is said that the Poles in New York
city intend to assassinate Prince Alexis
when he visits this country.
New York city has contributed S2,OO0,-
600 to the Chicago sufferers.
London, October 16.-Mr Bradlaw,
at an immense meeting here tonight,
declared that the Queen was insane, and
demanded a Regency to he intrusted to
the Judges Of Law and Equity until a
Republic was established.
Boston, October I7.-A special to the
Traveller from Gloucester this morning
gays that Collector Fitz J. Babson has
telegraphed for the revenue cutter Hugh
McCulloch, of Portland which will
reach ibis port today. The MahoHing
has already come and gone outside.
These will make a fleetor four vessels in
these waiers, and any attempt to
seize the Horton by the English vessels
will meet with successful resistance.
The MaVoning is said to have strict
orders not TO let the Horton I've taken.
Gloucester, Mass, October 1.-THE
report that a Canadian cutter is in our
waters is not confirmed, though the
revenue officers believe the rumOr well
founded. Nothing has Leeil heard Of
the Horton,