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r r A N Q E.
A Hitch in the Negotiations
with Germany.
THE new PLAN 0F ORTIFICA TONS.
President THEIRS DistruSt of the
Government of Mexico.
ItlEeBAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

VERSAILLES, Sept 20, 1871.
aerr Won Arnim was slightly indsposed yester-
day, and the negotiations for the formation Of final
treaty Of peace with Germany were for the time
being suspended. These Negotiations include the
putting into erect of the Customs Treaty recently
negotiated and the evacuation OF the greater
portion OF French territory held by the Ger
mans as security for the indemnity. N0twith
standing the temporary suspension Of the negotla-
tions IT. was hoped that an understanding would be
erected upon the original basis. and be mutually
agreed to.
Matters to-day, however, appear In somewhat
worse aspect 1t Is announced that the notifications
of the convention proposed by France are Of so
serious q character that Herr Won Arnlm has re-
ferred the whole subject to the government at
Berlin. The exchange Of Publications Of the treaty
Is therefore delayed.
No permanent difficulty Is apprehended and the
eventual arrangement OF all questions at issue be-
tween the representatives OF the two countries is
regarded as certainty.
THE CONVICTED COMMUNISTS.
The appeals OF the convicted Communists from
the sentences imposed by the courts martial will be
heard on Thursday OF this week.
THE PROPOSED FORTIFICATIoNs.
The plan adopted for the military defence Of
France includes the fertilization OF Champagne
and the erection OF Qualrlateral Of detached forts
around Mezieres and Cnarlevlle.
THE DISARMAMENT OF THE NATIONAL GUARD.
The disarmament Of the National Guard OF the
departments of the RhOne and Loire Is completed.
THEIRS DEMAND ON MEXICO.
President Theirs has made demand upon the
government Of Mexico for better guarantees that 1t
will keep the faith Of treaties before he will consent
10 the resumption Of diplomatic relations with that
republic.
Circular of the Austrian Cabinet Relating To
the Gastein Conference.-The rial Of RCcic-
fort.
PARIS, Sept co. 1871.
President Theirs has been assured through cir
Cular from the Austrian Cabinet that nothing was
done at Gasteln hostile to France.
The trial Of M. Rochefort, is now in progress be-
fore the court martial Versailles. The accused IS
making vigorous defence.
The Paris Forts Evacuated by the German
Troops.
PARIS, Sept 21-A. M.
The German troops have evacuated st. Denis aud
the forts have been given up to French officers.
TIE NEW RUSSIAN MINISTER TO FRANCE.
Count Orion will probably be Russian Ambassa-
dor to France
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,3
WASHINGTON, ID. G., sept. 21-l A. NJ
Synopsis FOR The Past Ttoenty-foW' Hours.
The barometer has fallen slightly in Nebraska and
the Northwest The high pressure in Wisconsin Is
probably now central on Lake Huron. The lowest
barometer is along the Georgia coast. The pressure
has very generally east of the Mississippi with
q decided fall in the temperature. except on the
Upper Lakes; fresh northeasterly winds prevail on
the Lakes, and nortnerly winds increasing to brisk
on the coast and extending northeast from South
Carolina. Cloudy and clearing weather extend from
the Lower Lakes to South Carolina and the Atlantic
coast and clear weather with northerly winds from
Wisconsin to Georgia and Westward.
PROBABILITIES.
Nortbeasterly winds, without further fan IN the
temperature, will probably continue from Lake
Ontario to Lake Michigan. Northerly winds, with
falling temperature for Thursday morning, will
continue along the Atlantic coast. Clear weather
Is probable for Thursday very generally east of the
Mississippi River with falling barometer aud rising
temperature In the Northwest.
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NEVADA ITEMS.

Loss by ,he virginia City Fire ~; 900.
Ares, Of am Escaped C0nyic,.
SAN FRAScIsCO, sept 90 1871.
The losses by the fire in Virginia Cny, Nevada,
VIII probably reach three.Guareis of a million or
dollars. The assurances amount 10 $3.50 GOO. -Four
entire blocks in the centre of the pusiaess part OF
the city were burned over. The fire originated IRON
u detective snVkesIack OF planning mill. A high
wind spread the flames rapidly, ana the efforts OF
the tremen were unavang Tor long time. Many
fiemen were injured by falling walls or scorched
by the flames, but no one killed outright.
Tom Cosler, one OF The persons engaged III the
outbreak al the Nevada state Prison, has been
captured. Another mas been tracked He il Sc
verely wounded. Troops from Carson are In pnr-
suit OF the main gang, and II is believed that the
bulk Of them will be recapturcd.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

From G. j. Putnam & Sons:"A History OF Eng
land Political, Military and Social BY Benson j.
LOSING. "Stimulants and Narcotics, Medically.
Phil0soDhically and Morally considered" By
George NJ. Beard, M. d.
From james X. Osgood Co.:-"The Book OF the
East ana other Poemsn by Richard Henry Stod-
dard. "The Member for Paris: A Tale OF the Sec
ond Emp ire." by Trols Etoies
From Henry Il. Lea, Philadelphia "a Practical
Treatise OH Fractures and Dislocatons.' BY Frank
Hastings Hamilton, 4. NJ, NJ. d., LII. ID.
From the Leonard Scott Publishing Company
Block,cocd's Edino,srO Magazine.
Magazines ippincou's, our Toung FoMs, TIE
Month.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpoN MONEY MAERET.-LoNpoS, Sent s1-f.yO T.
M Consols closed at 80 for money 9;s
count United states nvctweny bonds ls6as go 1866
old ySX: 1876, 9l5s: ten.iortes. 90.
FRANkroET MONEY MARKE1.-FRASKronT, Sept. &c.
Uped States fvetweny bonds 80 Tor the issue OF 1852
PARIS MONEY MARkET.-PARss, Sept. 2O.-Rentes,
G6 blc
$50 r. M.-The market closed heavy; mddng uplands,
e.d 9oL middng Orleans, esd ad. The sales Of the
DAY been lsOOO bales, including t0U0 for export
speculation. -
Evening Linseed OIL cS3 lbs GA spirits turpen
LIVE apuoL PRopuoE MARxEr.-LivruPooI, sept 90
Evening Spirits turpentine, AS. per cwt
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E N Q L A N D .
The London Times on the Munich
pal Middle In New York.
THE WORKINGMEN'S STRIKES.
Another Terrible Explosion in
the Wigan Coal Mine.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept 20, 1871
The London Times Of to-day has an editorial upon
the condition Of municipal affairs III New York. Re-
ferring to the frauds said to have been perpetrated
upon the city treasury, the Times says 1t foresees
long legal contest, the issue OF which interests all
Americans and also the friends OF sell. government
everywhere.
The Times also says the alleged frauds will be
criticised at the elections, and advises the citizens
TO put aside party interests otherwise tho evils
checked for time only will recur In an aggravated
form.
EXPLOSION IN A COAL NINE.
While workmen were reOpening the shafts of the
Wlgan coal mine to-day another explosion took
place, with terrible results. Five men were blown
to pieces and many were injured Flames have
burst forth from the openings and preparations are
making to n0Od the mine.
THE LABOR MOVEMENT
Strikes among the workmen 10 different parts Of
the country continue. large number of sympa-
thetic meetings were held last night In London and
elsewhere, and Mr. Odger the leader OF the work.
lngmen's movement Is especially active In support
Of the strikers in England.
THE RUSSIAN FRIGATE svETLANA.
The Russian frigate Svetlana, flagship OF the
squadron conveying the Grand Duke Alexis and the
other vessels OF the fleet will remain few days at
Falmouth before departing for the United states.
THE NEW NJ. T. FOR LIMERICK.
Butt, the home rule candidate for Parliament has
been elected from Limerick to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of MI. Russell. There was no
opposition at the polls.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
The health OF Queen Victoria has not been i'm.
proved by her residence In the Highlands.
MIR. SEWARD
Mr. William II. Seward Will leave this week for
home.
THE ALDERsHOT MANEUvREs.
The military manGuvres ct Aldershot are to
close tomorrow.
SPECIE SHIPPED FOR NEW YORK.
The steamship Weser, which has sailed from
Southampton for New York, takes Ell 200 In specie
NEW STEAMER LAUNCHED.
The steamer City OF Montreal of the Inman line,
was launched at Glasgow to-day.
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ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS.


Republican State Observation-Disclosures for
Congressman at Large-A Liberal Pln form
Gcpernl Amnesty Observation-Disclosures
Grant Endorsed.
SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, Sept. 90, 1871.
The Republican state Convention, to nominate
candidate for Congress from the State at large met
here to-day. All counties except four were repre-
sented d. w. Mum presided. General J. L.
Bcveridge, Of Cook county, was nominated on
the first formal ballot, receiving 1886 OF 40l votes.
The nomination was afterwards made unanimous.
The following resolutions were passed.
Resolved That the party which preserved the Union
from abolished slavery and established the
e aad snk sp =. the confidence Of % nation
and the gratitude Of mankind and. while the By
be sacredy he time has when The enmes
Sso1dThat the continuance Of The political dssbies
for in the rsCa na. g the
feelings Of nnkndncss among the people but T. Incompatible
Of ha republican creed and the Of The House Of
Representatives from this State ne thanks Of It's
PEOPLE their unanimous support of the bill general
Of political disabilities which passed by that body
at It's recent session by vote of threeoursns OF its mem
1I;rdTbat it will be necessary and desirable to obtain
needed defray the Of The government, to
tur e such duties should adjusted prejudice,
but PROMOTE the interests every section and branch of
Fou That .hs large s.rpp. remaining in the national
men including ding the interest on Il. pubic debt calls for
still further reduction Of the public burdens and IN edecnng
species taxation which, while adds but slightly TO the
OF the country taxes heavily its labor and produc
and will heartily approve bills repeating the
duty coal and salt which have already passed the House
of Representatives. -
FThat we with pride and admiration to the emf
nently WISE patriotic, honest ard economical administering
President Grant, and we confidently commend it to the
appreciation of the entire country.
Srh-That congratulate the administration OF the
era government the reduction CT the the public
at tne which could only have been accom-
plishcd by an honest and ecient collection and dls-
hursemeni of the public revenues; that we en-.
md
national and Of State in the
conduct public affairs and that the republican party
without equal to the correcting OF
listing abuses and the perfection of needed reforms and It's
mission will not have ended till they accomplished.
Sra- the recent exposures of fraud in the city
government New York unparalleled Ia the history OF
cvzei communities and prove that 10 un SAFE to trust
thc democratic party with the practical administration of
nhc affairs as would be TO follow their political
coes; and rsHnt elections IN California aud Maine show
that the American people generally OF this OF on
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK Hesslo.

BRUSSELS Sept. 20, 1871.
DEGREES appear IN the official journal OF to-day
providing for modification Of the schedule Of rail-
way fare throughout Belgium, and appointing Com
missoners TO the London International Exhibition
Of 1872.
SUCCESS OF THE ENGINEERS STRIKE.
The terms OF the striking engineers have been
accepted by three OF the employing firms OF this
city.
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SWEDEN.
The Reorganization Of the Swedish Army
pulsory Service
1flsesAM TO the NEW ,osy HesslD.

STOCKHOLM, Sept. q, 1871.
The Second Chamber OF the Swedish Parliament
has not accepted the scheme OF the Ministry for
the reorganization OF the army.
The present forces OF Sweden and Norway mum.
Der O., GOA men, $500 horses and 222 guns.
A committee OF the Legislature Is now at work on
the reorganization OF the army. 1t has already
agreed W make military service compulsory On ALI
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DEAD FISH IN THE GULF OF MExICo.--Wc noticed
recently the singular circumstance OF shoals OF dead
FISH being found floating along the coast from Sa-
binc Pass TO Galveston. We now learn that the
same stght may he witnessed on the Florida coast
about Tampa. The Tenns,iidf SAYS dead anu dying
fish OF all Kinds found floating on the water or
stranded on the shore. Cannot the cause be ascer
tanned Epicures viii grieve to learn that the span
ish mackerei enjoys no exemption. The mortality
among them, Ia fact, Is represented to us as being
exceedingly heavy.--Ne'n 0'ieans ficagune, SEPT.
Iv.
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TELEaRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

Senator Thurman Of Ohio, is seriously III.
Tbefe WAS a slight fall OF Mount Washington yes
tersy with the thermometer at thirty degrees.
Art named Dr. Grundy McGavock and MIR. Cha iford
oarreed concerning the ownership some hogs Pistols
were drawn and both fatally shot,
Mr. d. b. Sexton, prominent resident Of Cleveland, Ohio,
vol known In Eastern cities dealer In wool and
pork, died la Ithaca, N. Y, on uesdavs
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. 20, 1871.
Dispatches from Constantinople announce the ap-
pearance of Aslatic cholera ct Constantlnople and
Smyrna.
THE EPIDEMIC IN ST. PETERSBURG
According to recent report Of the Russian autho-
rifles there were 446 cases OF cholera under ticat
ment in St. Petersburg on September 4.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HsNll

ATHENS Sept. 90, 1871.
King George has returned to Athens from his trip
to Denmark and Germany. He will, however. again
leave the kingdom for few days. going TO BrndisI
TO meet his mother. the Queen Of Denmark, who Is
about to visit Greece
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INDIA.
Attempt to Assazsinate the Chief Justice Of India.
TslESRAn To THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CALCUTTA, Sept. 20, 1871.
An attempt has been made TO assassnate the
Chef Justice of India. Two stabs were indicted
upon him with dagger 10y native. The Chief
Justice was seriously wounded, and lies al his resi-
dence In q very precarlous state.
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Herald Special Report from
the Capital.
~~~~0~~~>~~~e~~~~~~~-~
RumOred Movement in Favor Of General
Diaz for the Presidency.
Military Measures of the
Government.
The New Railway to the Cities Of Mexico
and Mazatlan.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

The HERALD correspondent at the Mexican
capital has forwarded us the following special
despatch -
CRY OF MEXICO, Sept. IA.
Via ROoKPoRT, Texas, Sept. 10, 1915
It is rumored that the Pronunciados favor
Diaz in Tamaulipas Vera Cruz and Mexico
Central.
The outbreak near Rio Frio has been sup
pressed. 1t was quite unimportant.
The government is sending troops to Zaca.
tecas. There are strong garrisons at Jalisco,
Colima, Durango, Sinaloa, Sonora and Aqua
calentes.
Ex-MINIsTER PLUMBs ENTERPRISE.
Ex-Mnister Plumb, agent of the Interna-
tional Railway 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 Mazatan, on the
Pacific coast.
FOREIGNERS TO REGISTER THEIR NAMES.
BY recent order all foreigners are obliged
to register their names within three months.
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BELGxUM.

Regulation Of Railway Observation-Disclosures 70
the London Exhlbition-1he En-
gineers' Strike.
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GREECE.

King George Home Again-His Future Move
msn.s
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SPAIN.
Movements Of King Amadeus-The Crown Prince
Of Italy Again to Visit Spain
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Sept 30, 1871.
King Amadeus has, IN continuation Of his tour Of
the provinces, gone 10 Corona. He will return to
Barcelona on Thursday, to receive his brother,
Prince Humbert, who is about to make another visit
to Spain.
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FIGHT WITH IEpIAYs n TfxAs.-Thc Galveston
Cicit:i Of the 18th Inst says:"It Is reported from
IsJksbor0, Jack county, That information has been
received there at the military headquarters OF Gen
eral Cakes, who is In command OH the boundary.
between the indian Nation ana Kansas, that he iG-'
Gently mad fight with the Sioux and Cheyenne
tribes that he had driven them before MIN aud
direction, that ia consequence Of thu; inancuvr6'
General Mckenzie haj received Instructions to re.
linquish his expedition INTO the Wichita country,
ana has been ordered to fall upon JacKsboro." Jack
county is on the extreme northern frontier VI Texas
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CuutiOn.-In the Use Of Disimfectunts Re-
OF those which contain poison BRoMO.CHLORALUM
s free from all poison and Is entirely harmless safe.
Prepared only by TILDEN CO., n6 William street, New
York. Sold by all druggists.
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Knox has Accomplished q signal Artistic
triumph In his new styles OF Hats for the fall They
easy pleasant comfortable picturesque elegant
peculiarly adapted In material and shape for the demande
OF the season They are lifted to Withstand vcsudes OF
temperature without sacrificing either neatnes beauty
Gnsh They 10 fact real barometers both OF seaeo
and fashion, exactly suited tor the intervening peroo
between the heats OF aud the chls Of winter and
indeed be pronounced the best hats that even
KNOX conceived to meet the requirements OF the
equinox.
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A.-Gentiemen's silk Hats Seven Dollars.
,WARNOCK CO., 5l9 Broadway.
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a Luxnrinnt Head Of Hair and a Cool. Clenn
scalp very desirable. CRtSTADORO'S HAIR PRE-
3 SENTATIVE will accomplish both. Try Il.
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THE CHOLERA.

Its Visit to Constantinople and smyrna-The
Cholera in st. Petersburg.
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Nicol 4 Davidson, $50 Broadwar. Offer =
splendid Of Che neers and Gas fivtures IN ofonxes
Glass, Gilt, Ormuiu and Illuminated colora
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A.-Phni0n's New Perfumes,
~ LOVE YOU"
and "WHIrE ROSE"
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IlltGsAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Sept. 20, 1871.
The Emperor Wilhelm has conferred the order Of
the Black Eagle on Count Beust, Prime Minister Of
Austria.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-The HIGHEST Rates
paid for Doubloons, all kinds OF tioJ AMI SILVER.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Ban xers, 10 Wall street, New YORK
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A.-EOra stylish md Elegant Hat mt Popular
prices DOUGANS 100 Nassau street, of Ann.
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GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.

Honors to Count Beust-No Changes in the Aus
trian Ministry.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2jl Broadway corner Murray ssrsy
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Coru., Bmnions, Enlarged Joints, All Dis.
eases Of the Feet cured by Dr. ZACHARIE e Unon square,
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n,yyEsoEa REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
6ranps Administration EndOrsed-Rcvauue
Reform Needed. ...~-

\
! Reform Needed. ...~-
| Sr,.Ea., ST.. PAUL, Sept. 20, 1871.
! The Republican State Convention met to-day at
noon. 1t was the largest convention or any politi
cal party ever before held in the state, numbering
30 delegates The 1rst second ana third resolu
tons are as lollows:-
Resolved, That the republican party of Minnesota while
mon Country ana the compeet development Of
AND S br e al obe es
forms OF industry should be held subordinate.
salty. and beyond the psxe5,G q:
general government to dscrminate between 'ne aneens
essn si
engine destruction others that such policy ss th.
absorb hands of few the substances of the
thus sos o great a or , wsa
imposts mportaons to direct taxation upon basis
S aa cn amer ns OF
fall with most weight upon the vices and Injuries OF society
should regard rather the prosperity of the great
mass than the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oil those already III wealth.
The fourth resolution endorses the administration
OF Governor Austin. The nth declares that the as
cendancy of the republican party is necessary TO
preserve the fruits of the great struggle through
which the country has Just passed. The sixth reso-
luton endorses the administration OF PRESIDENT
Grant as practical able and efficient. The seventh
resolution refers to state lands ana the eighth 10
rallfOads. ,u..
The following ticket was nominated:
Horace Austin; Lieutenant Governor, A. ii. Yale;
Secretary o, state, $. =. Jennison; Treasurer, w.
Nj Seager; Associate Justices. j.. X. McMllne and
j. NJ. Berry; Attorney General, +. X. H. COrneii.
----s-
MEXICAN CATTLE SrEAIING.-The number OF cat
tie stolen in Texas and carried into MEXICO, from
Hidalgo county alone since June i, Is estimated at
Ave thousand. AS many more have been stolen anu
crossed over since June from other points OF
Texas soil. The Sentinel says more armed Danus
have lately come into Texas from Mexico for the
purpose OF stealing cattle and urges Tue people 70
organize TO put tue marauders down. GENERA!
Reynolds mas officially recommended that United
states troops be employed TO aid the Texans IN re.
covering their property stolen by the kckapoos anu
taken into Mexico. The cattle owners say they Will
be compelled to drive their entire STOCKS 10 kansas
10 avoid losing them entirely by operation OF
earned merchants oil Mexico"
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At.--Inrry's TricopIicrOu~ IL Richly Prrs
flmci with delicious coral fragrance. Prevents
tie hair from falling out
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KiuU Victor C2imaunrI.

King Victor EaimannrI.
VERONA, Sept. 90, 1871.
King Victor Emmanuel arrived here yesterday for
q brief visit, ana the city was illuminated last even.
lug in honor Of his presence.
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Qosn Rcwa rd for Case Ncurnlgta, Rhemmas
,sr ny FITLER's VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC SHRu3
will not cure. PHYSICIANS advice free u John street,
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Gentiemen's Felt Hat, In Every style, az
moderate prices wARNOCK CO., SIG Broadway.
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The Celebration in the acknowledgements.
lions Against the Popc-No Disturbances.
ROME, Sept. 20-Evening.
The celebration continues tonight. Many build
ings are illuminated, and the theatres, at which
patriotic speeches are given, are crowded
There has been no disturbance, though cries OF
ssDown with the Pope' are occasionally heard in
tile streets.
Troops are bivouacEed IN the public squares aud
every precaution has been taken against violation
OF public order.
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k.-For "a stylish and Eiegauf Hat Go
direct to manufacturer, ESPENSCHED l18 Nassau s
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ILLNESS OF ARcHBiaHop spALD1Ne.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Sep. "a, 1871.
Archbishop Spaldng. who has been lying Ill foe
some days, Is said to be easier tonight. :,