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Another account OF the Fires Mt VILLA n,son's
Mills nnd Other Places In Door County.
MILWAUKEE WIS., .sOct. 10. 1871.
The Door County Advocate contains full account
OF the loss OF life property by the great fires in
that county. Up TO Sunday night, the sth inst, fires
had been raging through the towns of BRUSSELS,
Union, Gardner, Forestville. Claybanks, Nesewau-
pee, Sturgeon Bay and Sevastopol, burning fences
and timber; but leaving houses untouched. At nine
O'Clock on Sunday night q tornado OF fire swept
down from the southwest beginning at Belgian
settlement, in Brussels sweeping through the towns
OF Union and Gardner, the western part OF Sevas-
topol, and down the east shore or the bay consum-
ing every building in lis path. At Wllliamson's
shingle mill everything was burned, and the most
awful destruction OF human life ensued. Out Of
eighty persons at the mill ffty-seven were burned
TO death. Tie few survivors tell horrible tales of
the scene. After the 1re forty-fve bodies were
found in potato patch In the centre Of clearing.
Others were found scattered In various places some
in wells Many were disnguled in terrible manner,
and In some cases beyond recognition.
This great destruction was the work OF but fifteen
minutes, and was the same tornado that burned
Peshtego and 1000 human beings. number Of
other losses OF lie are reported In otter places.
TWENTY-FIVE were burned at Brussels. There Is
scarcely house or barn standing in the line OF this
storm OF fire. Efforts for relief not spared here
or anywhere In the STATE, and donations from
abroad are arriving to make comfortable those who
survived.
Contributions OF money can be sent to Alexander
Mitchell President OF the Wisconsin Marine and Fire
Insurance Bank, Milwaukee. Clothing or PROVISIONS
to Harrison Ludington, Mayor OF Milwaukee.
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r r a n G z .
The Republican Government Afraid Of Bona
partist Invasion or Impsrialist Reaction.
n Place Acquitted Disposal Of Captive
Communists Chicago Relief from
Americans in Paris.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

~ tan PARIS. Oct. 10, 1871.
The French government remains anxious con.
corning reports which are circulated OF the exist
ence OF Bonaparust intrIgues, having for their
object the restoration OF the exiled dynasty.
The Cabinet has issued orders to the commandments
OF the military and naval posts and stations on the
coast OF France warning them ito keep careful
watch on the movements OF all suspicious or sus
pected persons, and to be prepared for prompt
action to suppress any disturbance"
The object OF the order IL to prevent the country
from being disturbed or excited by Bonapartist
descent which, 1t is feared. may be undertaken BY
the agents OF Napoleon with or without his sane
zion .
Ex-CoNsUL PLACE.
NJ. Victor Place. who has been trial at Yer.
sailes alleged frauds in the purchase OF for
che government while nlllng the position OF French
Consul at New York, mas been honorably acquitted
OF the charges preferred against him.
cOMMUNIsM AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.
The court martial assembled in Paris for the trial
OF Communists has sentenced ninety-one OF the ac-
cused who were brought to trial before 1t and ac-
quilted 1000 Others
AMERICAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO CHICAGO.
The amount contributed for the relief OF Chicago
BY the Americans in Paris Is 49, 55 francs.
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---Rochefort Is going to write a history OF Napo.
leon Ill
Prince Bismarck, 1t Is said, will visit Italy
this year.
The Empress Of the French IL, according to
latest accounts, completely restored 10 health.
Mrs. Max Muller las received from the En-.
peror OF Germany "rhe Cross Of Merit for Ladies"
Elk queen Isabella OF Spain, passed on Sep
TENDER so through Pesth, Hungary, on her way to
Constantinople.
-Monseigneur Frucnaud, Bishop OF Limoges.
has been named 10 succeed Archbishop Guibert, OF
Paris in the See OF Tours.
-General Trochu IL one OF the most unpopular
characters IN France. His reply to Rocnelorps
letter is severely condemned
-Jules simon, French Minister OF Public In
sruotiou will after the recess OF the National As
sembly present a bill on the adoption OF law for
compulsory education.
" - The Holy Father mas sent TO Monseigneur
Pluym, Vicar Apostolic at Constantlnope, the sum
OF i. 900. 0OOl. s290OO0l In aid OF the religious
communities, schools, &C., In Turkey.
toral letter against the International he describes
me object oil that association as the abolition OF
iigon property, hereditary rights, family ana coun.
try.
has inst visited the Valley OF Epoisses. lie re-
ceIyel at the station OF Montbard by Nj. de Lanneau
and made short stay at bard, Epoisses, Bourbilly
and Souhey.
- the King or Bavaria has conferred on the
oueen OF the Begans and on the Princess Imperial
OF Germany tine Grown Princess o. Englandl the
Grand Gordon Oh the order Instituted for and given
To the wounded In lS70-h
'" 1.-THE French Minister OF War has published
decree appointing military commission to IN
VINO siuned the surreners to the enemy I'm the late
war Marshal Baraguey d'Hiliiers " President OF
the commisslon
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AFT AIRS IN CHICAGO.

Resumption of Business-Largo Receipts Of
New GOols-Arrival OF Steam Fire Engines
from New YOrk-LberaIity Of Property
Ownera-Advance In Real Estnte-Legisln-
tive Relief Isills Passed. .tftem
CHICAGO. Oct 10, 1871.
Business has assumed u tangible character on
wabash and Michigan avenues. Immense quantities
OF new goods are arriving by the express and freight
lines.
Money matters continued quiet
The Illinois Senate to-day passed BILL which had
previously passed the House OF Representatives,
assuming the lien held by Chicago on the Illinois
and Michigan Canal. This gives Chicago $a,oooOO
SIX new steam fire engines arrived here last
night from New York to increase the force OF the
Fire Department No further apprehenslons are
felt for the safety OF the city from 1res r
There have been many false reports circulated
by the press Of other cities in regard to the city and
and county debt These reports stated the city DEBT
at $40, Az, 900. The entire county debt does not
exceed i've millions. ~u
william 8. Johnston, of Lake Forest owner OF
200 lots on Milwaukee avenue offers them rent free
for three years for the purpose OF erecting upon
them cheap houses for the homeless
Mrs. Leroy, OF 1877 Dek0ven street, in whose barn
the IRE originated pronounces the story false that
the fire broke out owing to carrying kerosene
lamp into the stable. Sne was In bed and asleep
when the fire commenced.
The Illinois House OF Representatives yesterday
passed supplementary warehouse and Chicago tax
exemption pils-both important relief bills to
Chicago.
The first real estate transaction Of any magnitude
since the fire was maze this morning. II. g. Hins.
dale sold to T. B. Bryan fOrtytwo feet IN Dearborn
place by eightytwo feet IN Randolph street I'm the
burned distrtct) for $50,000. Hinsdale bought the
property year ago for $4,000. Since the fre 1t Is
worth 5000
The losses OF Cyrus H. Mccormick amount to
about three quarters OF million. He will rebuild
the reaper factory and warehouses at once.
Judge w. w. Farwell sent a communication to
the Board OF Trade to-day IN which he proposes TO
erect building on the southwest corner Of Market
and Washington streets, with q room in It ninety
feet square, which he gives 70 the Board rent iree
The offer was accepted. the building will be CON-
plee In forty days.
The sum OF $4,000 was received from Glasgow,
Scotland, to day.
The Hibernian Banking Association VIII resume
business, paying In fell.
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MANITOBA.

Excitement In Winnipeg Over Reported Gold
Discoverics-Itush OF Settlers to the Gold
BioIds.-The Late Fenian Enid.
ST. PAUL. Mnn., Oct lp, 1871.
General Lemon arrived from Fort Garry last
evening. and reports intense excitement prevailing
OF winnipeg on account OF the recent gold dis-
covery at Lake Snebondawin. Specimens OF dust
nuggets and quartz have been brought to winni
peg. Hundreds are rushing to the gold fields.
Lake Shebondawin Is a short distance from Silver
lslet.
General Curley. one Of the leaders Of the late
Fenian ddsco upon Manitoba, arrived here yesler-
Gay aud was Immediately arrested General Curley
declares the Fenian raid was no raid at ALL but
merely q colonization scheme and that the colony
could have successfully resisted colonel wheaton II
~ mad been SO disposed.
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TBLEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

The Warsaw Manufacturing Works, Al Warsaw n v
burned last evening. Loss x26,U00 ~ :,
william Brooke murdered IN the suburb. ~ Iror,r
Ohio, on Tuesday night while taking walk.
The schooner . via was capsxed in Lake Ontario or
Oswego, yesterday and Lost All the except the cook
saved. -
Gre broke out yesterday afternoon At Brownsv,e Ind
fourteen of India destroyed ~ sre,
and three dwellings Loss $4,000 10 $2o,OOO.
Wallace r. Hunt member of the Broome county, N y.
bar indicted abductng girl under th,r, ae
years OF age for the purpose of pros,iIuticn. 49,
The sum OF $4,000 voted unanimously by the Mon
City Council wednesday might for the relief OF Chicago
This brings the Montreal total subscriptions up 10 *iOos
The emen subscribing 10 the fund for the chicago Fire
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LONDON MoNRY MAHKET.-LoypoN, Oct le-4:soP.M.-
co, closed At 97n for monev ana 81 for the &C
sss american bonds 1922 y0
10Y = DID, VIZ; 1873, 81 ~ tcn-fortes, $50
at 67K 20c N"i'' Wv ~. "'-he"cs e'oscu
r, n.AnslkfonT BounsS:-fRANKroRr, Oct 1s-A. NJ
OF 1854 A'' oo"as opened AZ ~ts ior tne issue
: ~ y COTTON MARKrT.-LIvERpooL, Oct 10
y = me cotton market closed dull Mjddlina uplands
gao m,adding Orleans sd. iOd The sales Of The
Gay mnvs ween l.uO bales including 1900 for export and
~ =, es% OF cotton on ship named Savannah
LIvKRPoOL PRODUCE MApKrr-ryvv,roo, ~. IN
ESQ P.M.--Talow, l7s I'd. per evil 'A"fooir oes ~
LONDON PRODUCE MARxRr.-LoNpos f,c, 10 -r.uo--
Ga 81. per cwt ' ~ a'-A~''V"s
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Oct. 10, 1871.
The steamer Mendcz Nunez which arrived from
Cadlz yesterday brought as passengers the Segundo
Cabo and Romualdo Crespo de Ia Guerra and family,
and 600 troops.
The schooner william wilson, from Guantanamo
for Baltimore, with sugar, arrived at Santiago dc
Cuba on the 18th inst, with all hands sick WITH the
yellow fever.
She reached port through the assistance re-
ceived at sea from the German ship Henry.
Advices from Kingston, Jamaica, to the 10th inst
report that the Demerara telegraphc caole is laid
The Dacisn win resume soon the work OF graphing
Tor the lost cables.
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ALBANY ITEMS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 10, 1871.
John c. Whine, broker, OF New York, has been ar
rested and confined to jail here, In default OF
$4,000 ball. on the charge Of defrauding his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Josephine II. Boucher, out OF
$4,000 In various sums II Is claimed by the de-
PENDANT that the suit IL Instituted by family dis
pute.
The Board OF Trade today held a meeting to in.
stitute measures for the relief OF the sufferers by
the fires In the Northw west, ana committee was si
pointed to solicit subscriptions. w
John Il. Payne reading At 1al .rantup s,raat
hanged himself In HIS yJodshed TO-DAY Ha Ieavns
o wife anu three children. -e ie"'es
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Oct. 10, 1871.
The Parliament erected an organization to-day.
Herr Simson was reelected President Of the egls-
Sative assemblage.
APPROVAL OF THE TREATY WITH FRANCE.
The Emperor william has approved the treaty
with France, and Publications will be formally ex
changed on Saturday.
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The Rdil,rdp Nc,Cs states that the trafic receipts
OF the railways In the United Kingdom for the week
ending september ~, 1871, upon mileage of 10 s,5
amount to $685. 800, being equal to $40 los per mile
For the corresponding week OF last year the receipts
were E9J6 473-tne number Of miles open l3 072-or
$50 1ss. per mile. A comparison or the two weeks
shows an increase In the aggregate receipts OF
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VIEWS OF The PAST.

OCTOBER 20.
IS6C-Prfnce OF Wales left Portland, Maine, for Eng
land.
1S27-Naval bait le0f NavarfnO; the neet OF Turkey
annihilated By the allied fleets OF England,
France and RUSSIA.
1Si5-A tremendous hurricane In Jamaica, West
Indies; the island was deluQed, hundreds u
houses were swept away and thousand per.
SONS were drowned.
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INCENDIARY FIRE IN SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Oct. 10. 1871.
Public school building No. T. one Of the largest In
the city, accommodating nearly one thousand pu.
pills, was destroyed by fire this evening. Loss
about $12. 200; insured for $4,000. The fire was
doubtless the work OF an tncendiary. coi0red
girl, thirteen years old, now under arrest confcses
10 having attempted to fire the building last even
leum.
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THE SCHOONER E. A. HORTON.

GLOUCESTER. Oct. 49, 1871.
The captain OF the schooner +. A. Horton states
that Cape Ann was first land sighted after ieav.
ing the colonial coast. On parting with her alder
and abettor she kept well to the south to reach the
Gulf Stream then took a westerly course and first
found sOundings on Georges Bank on Sunday
morning In fifteen fathoms OF water. She expe-
rienced the storm Of Thursday but received n
damage. Nothing was seen OF any gunboat
English or American.
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YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON s. c., Oct. 10, 1871
There were four deaths IRON yellow fever during
she past twenty.four hours.
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The Chicago Belief Lists Still Open ard thu
Charity Of the Nation Active.
Municipal and Episcopal Honor TO France-Rs-
fux Of tho Specie Flow-The Dean
cry Of st, Paul'a
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YoRx HERALD

LONDON, Oct. 10, 1871.
The national movement In aid OF the Chicago
Relief Fund suffers no abatement OF It's active
charity.
The subscriptions at the Mansion House for the
$50, 900 up 70 last night.
the Manchester subscription to the same time was
$4,000.
500 were paid in on the spot and further contri-
buttons guaranteed.
UNANIMOUS COMPLIMENT TO FRANCE.
banquet was given at the Mansion House lass
night in honor Of M. Leon Say envoy OF the French
republic
One hundred and twenty guests were present
Among the speakers were Lord LYONS; the Protest.
ant Bishop OF Westminster, Archbishop Manning
usoman Catholic) OF Westminster, ana M. Vanirain.
CLERICAL INSTALLATION.
Very Rev. r. w. Church, the new Dean Of st.
Paul's was solemnly installed IN his once on the
nth instant
SPECIE IN REELow. t4M
The very heavy outflow OF specie from tho Bank OF
England, which has been reported for several weeks
past has ceased and the return influx has begun.
1t was reported this morning that the weekly state
ment OF the Bank OF England to be published to-
/, dag, would show an Increase OF the amount OF
bullion held IN the vaults of the institution over
that stated last Thursday. The result proves the
correctness OF the calculation, Tor the exhibit pub
ished by the bank In the afternoon announced that
she bullion has increased 81 181 900 during the week.
m THE COTTON SUPPLY.
The steamships TripOli and Spain, from New
York. landed 2,644 bales Of American cotton at
liverpool to-day. ra
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TIE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in ths
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest News by tele
graph from All Parts OF the World up to the
hour OF publication, together with the full
particulars OF the Great Fire In Chicago and the
Terrible Devastation by Fire and Tornado In the
Northwest; Hurricanes and Floods In Nova Scotia
and the Eastern States; Details OF the Recapture Of
q Gloucester Fishing Schooner from the Dominion
Government Execution OF James wilson, at Hart
ford; the Ku Klux Rebellion In South Carolina. It
also contains the latest news by telegraph from
Washington; Political, Literary, Artistic, Religious
and Sporting Intelligence; Obituary Notices; Chrome
logical; Faceti2; Editorial Articles on the promi
nent topics OF the day; Our Agricultural Budget;
Reviews OF the Cattle, Horse. Dry Goods ana Boot
and shoe Markets; Financial and Commercial In
telligence, and accounts OF all the important and
interesting events OF the week.
TERMs:--Sngle subscription, 81; Three copies, $5
Five copies, So; Ten copies, SIS; Single copies, five
cents each. A limited number OF advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD
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Parliament Organized Imperial Approval Of the
Treaty with France.
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CUBA.

Landing Of Troops at Havana-Yellow Fever On
an American vessel-Cable Commu-
nication Extending.
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The GRAND OPERA HoUsE.-.Eileen Ogen Il still
attracting large and fashionable audiences at this
house. ana appears to have rs strong hold upon
the public regard In New York as it has had upon
the popular mind In the British metropolis. MIR.
Florence, who has entirely recovered from his late
illness. is now playing with all his characteristic
vgor and Judging from the fact that the piece has
already been on the boards for three weeks without
the least intimation or lessened interest, it mas
every appearance o. remaining before the public for
considerable period. TIE Irish songs and weatn
oil INCIDENTS, rOicking Dances beautiful scenery
and the varied Illustrations OF the jOyousness OF
Irish peasant life the quaint pasmes or harvesting
In the land OF the shamrock are quite charming
and seem We'll calculated to overcome the drstaste
for Irisn dramas engendered by less meritorious
plays.
BOOTHS THEATRE.-The performance In aid OF the
Chicago sufferers last night at this house was a
magnificent success Every available seat was
cupied, ana many considered themselves lucky to
obtain standing room. Mr.. Booth appeared for the
occasion as Macbeth. His reading of the part Is
full OF animation but exhibiting delicate apprecia-
ton OF the subtler passages. Miss Cushman seemed
to have recalled her youth, and presented US with
picture OF human passion truly appalling in its
vvIdness Mr.. Creswlck made q very good
Macdur II Is not often that a New York audience
has the opportunity OF seeing SO much dramatic
talent of high order united on the same stage and
the public showed their appreciation by repeated
and warm applause.