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Show " lightning flashes. R-pnrle.l eciullT fnr th SLT Lisi I3eaU by V tern I'moU Telf jnjQ. The Prussians have occupied Ne-mour. Ne-mour. It is rumored the Prussians have entered en-tered Orleans. Bismarck will only receive Favrc in a private capacity. Chicago and suburbs have had four murders in two weeks. It is rumored that Beu Wale will get the Kngli.-h mis-ion. The Ohio agricultural college is located lo-cated at Columbus, in that State. The Spanish towns on the Mediterranean Mediter-ranean are suffering from vomito. The municipal council of Mar.-ille-. has voted a war loan of ten million francs. Toul has been again attacked, the Pru.-.-iati- r-pul-ed and tlp-ir guns di.i-mantled. di.i-mantled. Favrc was cordially received at King William's headquarters. at Both.-ehild's chateau. Paris is irive-te l from Versailles to Vin-cnrics and the French have been driven back. Twenty thou-and acres are to be reserved re-served in Colorado f r the Chcyeiincs and Arapahoes. Paris is entirely shut in and all avenues of communication arc cut oil except by Berlin. The French government ha ordered the tioops from all parts of France to converge at Paris. There were great demonstrations of joy by the Unmans when the Italian troops entered the city. In the battle of the 'Jth near Mclz, thirteen Pru.-sian regiments were nearly annihilated by the French. Outwork number ,V! of the Strasburg defenses has been captured by the Prussians with trifling lo.-s. Four hundred and thirty thousand dollars, in specie, were cipottcd from New ork on Wednesday. The democrats of Munich have passed resolutions against Germany annexing French territory. Senator Schurz invited Senator Drake to a political discussion in St. Louis, but the latter declined. Another schooner wil.1i arms ami munitions of war for the Cubans has been captured by the Spanish. The German commander before Strasliurt' threatens to utterly destroy the city if it does not, surrender. There were lifiecii mote deaths from yellow fever in New Orleans in the 2 I hours ending li p.m. on Tuesday. It is reported that, the I 'rus-.iau investing in-vesting Paris have been deli alcd with heavy los es on the plains of Meudon. Six Ihou. aiid y.ouavo i and IwoIIioiim-mid IwoIIioiim-mid eha- ein i a elieval were lauded from lian polls at, Toulon on Tuesday. Germany will in Hi, it is said, us a condilion of peace, on ihe win'ciider of i all llie iorls on I he Kliine and Mo ee. It. is eeini officially announced that, the furl her unity of Germany will nlmrlly bo rceiircd by new political ill' I'.tltUllom. The capitulation of Slra I'mrMS raid to he only delerii d bccaui'c I he (ieiniau commander insists ou unconditional surrender. The New York Democratic State Convention has renominated the present pres-ent Democratic officers, including Hoffman Hoff-man for Governor. The Universe states, on reliable authority, au-thority, that Metz is well provisioned for many weeks and cannot be taken by assault or famine. An American vessel of war is ordered to remain in each of the principal French ports, to give protection to American citizens. A large portion of Haute Rhine is completely evacuated by the Germans, and the drawing of the conscription has recommenced. The Italian troops entered Rome through the Porto Pia, firing on the mercenaries, until the Pope ordered a white flag to be raised. A Prussian official dispatch reports the capture of a redoubt with seven guns by the Germans, at Paris. "Fritz" directed the movement. Benjamin Turner, colored, has been nominated for Congress by the Republicans Repub-licans of the 1st district of Alabama. The negroes are jubilant. Mrs. Erwin, recently divorced from a worthless husband in Chicago, was shot dead by him on Tuesday night, as she stood in the door of her cottage. A five-year-old colt that made half a mile on Monday on the Fleetwood course, in a hundred and nine seconds and a half, has been sold for $17,000. According to reports at Rome Maz-zini Maz-zini is to be President of the Council of the Italiau ministry under the new regime, and Garibaldi minister of marine. ma-rine. Olozago, the Spanish minister at Paris, was instructed to recognize the French Republic when Lord Lyonsdid, but be acted without waiting for the latter. General WerJen has refused to sign any more safe conducts for the inhabitants inhabi-tants of Strasburg. A general bombardment bom-bardment of the city is about to take place. Active correspondence is carried on between the American locations in England and France and the English foreign office, with reference to an armistice. ar-mistice. v A dispatch from the Piussian headquarters head-quarters at Meaux says the investment of Paris complete. King William had reco!iU"itercl the fortifications on the north side. The Industrial Exposition of Cincinnati Cin-cinnati was formally opened to the public on Wednesday night. The display dis-play of manufactures, machinery, kc, is immcu-c. There has been a serious conflict between the whites and blacks of Lawrence Law-rence Co., South Carolina. Two negroes ne-groes were killed and a white man seriously irjurcd. The Frenjll recruits arretted in New York, are to sail on the I Hie. de J'tris, 0:toU-r 1st. A suit for faUe imprisonment imprison-ment will be commenced against the North German consul. An American lady made the jiurney from Paris to Dieppe alone in an open calechc. after the railroad line's were cut, displaying the American flag, which was everywhere repceted. A loaded shell, thrown wi'.h some o'd iron into a cupola in the foundry of .John Curry, Jcr-ey city, expio del on Wedneiday afternoon, killing the foreman fore-man and scrimi-ly injuring four others. A national convention id' the ( (ricinal Union Men of the South, is called tor November 1st, to meet in Knoxvillc, Tenn., tc consider the I It'i and l.'ith Amendments, univcr.-il amnesty and other matters. VaMmme, the late French mini-t'T of the interior, w hen coing hone to bis department wil h hi- family, under ( iam'oella's site conduct, was set upon by the populace and -o badly u-d that he was in danger of being killed. Johanii .laeobv, leader of the Berlin democratic party, has been imprisoned at KoMiig-burg by the military authorities, author-ities, lor calling a meeting of his p.iiti-zans p.iiti-zans who drafted a resolution against the annexation of French territory. Dr. C. II. Peters, director of th Litchfield observatory, Hamilton College, Col-lege, discovered another .lanet, making the 1 12th asteroid, on 'I ucsday morning. morn-ing. It is named " I phigenia," and its brightness is that of n fixed star ol the I 1th magnitude. The trouble between the whiles and blacks in Lawrence county, S. ('., causes considerable excitement. The reform parly say it is part of a prearranged prear-ranged plan of the secret loiiruex for political effect, and the Ucpublicans deny the charge. The New York Democratic. State Convention prefers a general indict-' meiit against the Republican party, favors f retr trade mid relorm in internal revenue matters, denoiinee.s the Congressional Con-gressional naliiiiih'.atioii not i sympathizes sympa-thizes with Ireland and Cuba, and rejoices re-joices at the downfall of iuiporinlisin tu Fiance, ihe establishment of a Kepuli-lie Kepuli-lie and the rc-u-tablishnieiit of Gorman unily. |