... tit Wotan Ea* FRIDAYS OCTOBER 11 1870. ?? .. .. . 11 - - -1T M. GAYnETTA, Minister of the Interior and Minister of War, has assumed the presidency of 'T rhmv isleadership is re- mliinister oi0 r, i U2 5itn ottma Rae the Government at Tours. His leadership is re-the cognised by MMI. CatNaIEux and GLIis-BIZOIN. rid GARIBALDI, who has been appointed a general of soE division in the French army, ...

... - - A I Sunoot CExTIF'ICATEMV5 -Weedward (Miss Uprigt I lets teacher of th irsat ?? ?? eer jug-tret, o th 2th of September received. her cortili- h cats from the Counciletfi ce. 11cr certificate hats been rv ranche from the first division of the second degree of merit Riel to ithe second division of the first degree. The certificate ster beers theo followiting report hYMr. J. Bowevteadl, her ...

... oar CARDIFF MUNICIPAL ELECTION. trit A correspondent in yesterday's Wesefrn M5ail threw the Li some light upon the Steps, which have been taken to secuoeG 1 e Mr. David Duncan's appearance as a candidate for the Do~ [I South Ward. Weary. of waiting for the spontaneous by ,o appeal which he had hoped might he presented to him, Los the champion of the cause of the disaffected burgesses of Bat ...

... B . -AtauOO R51 l SATURDAY, OCTOBBR 1S, 1870, A ?? from the heaa-qumtbers of the Ger. man army at Versaifles states that the Freneh .. I ?? - r- __;I -+-lRA nnl-ln on -Br man army Yu v i.V - ?? have shelled St. Cloud, and set the palace on fire. The National Guards have been driven out of Epinal, and the town has been occupied by the Germans. The enemy is still pursuing his march upon Amiens, ...

... The entiro'countryis in lamentationr'oeer the severe loss of life'causedbyfreshets and overflows inlaryland adVirginia. After a summer of drought, in which the streams of a most every section were shrunken and almost dried up in some eases, a heavy easterly atormeame last week and discharged the bulk of an enormousmass of water among the Allegheny Mountains in Virginia. The outlets for the ...

... WALSALL TOWN COMK[SSIONEELa. A spealal meetirg of this body was held yeaterdiy even. jug, Mr. Beddoe ?? Clerk read a long and inaoatant report (of which the following is an abalraot) with reference to the contempiatEI application t3 Parlia- ment for extended powers:- He subirits that the pcitdent coures will be to 11mit the objects to be attained to as few ae possible, consistently .with ...

... IEWE WO'LVERHAMPrON TOWN .OS&c z ~~~AND EDUO&TION. _. : - The Wolverhanmpton Town Council held a specia meet- m ?? yesterday afternoonz The Mayer (Ur T. Bautook) presided. The flint business wsj the application of thre Oh Gardienis for tire support of the -Council in their move- ment for the extension of the Wolverhampton Union to the parishels of Penn, Tetteeliall, and Bushbury.-Coun- r ...

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... LATEST _NEWSJs [Reu&-r [R and l ant d a T c Tekgr'ZflM TtIEF WA R. NEWS FROM PARIS. FORT D'ISSY SUMMONED TO SURRENDiER. FORCES IN TIlE CAPITAL. TOURS, OcroBE1n 1 (11.30 p.m.) Intelligence has been received here from Paris up to the 29th ult. An edict of the Minister of] Agricn~tureS, dated September 26th, orders that from the 28th, BOO oxen and 5,000 sheep shall be daily placed at the disposal ...

... IN the midst of the din and turmoil of the great war in Europe, the Red River difficulty, as it was called, which at one time threatened to give us a good deal of trouble, has well-nigh been forgotten. Some of the leading points of the, business may therefore be profitably brought to the reader's recollection. Between the great Lakes of Superior and Winnipeg there lies on the banks of the ...

... DM I ThelOalleattAi ha--- with briefiese barristers5&I to the Times, in everstoeed The niumbe-r of wreo. ~iAmad dog hesheenr eat 4 6 a good deal of excitasint.. 9 5ht biasbro', and cetn .: The Philharmonic blubi a Iow doied. 'el on Tuesday night, and. 0 ?? The two daughters, (.hloosnlg of, oGroun.. FI near Thurso, in the north of E 80Oare oI farmQxT *- wlth' two gipsy chiela;1A catliad hav& ...

... A FRENCHMAN'S VIEW OF THE SITUATItNM Tbe following letter, received by a merchant in Birming- hem, from a business correspondent, a Frenchman, wilt give some idea of the view taken of the war by the mer- cantile classes in France:- Beaune (Cdte d'Or), 29%h Sept,, 1870. Dear -,-What changes France has endured zince I last wrote to you I and how unjustly rnal y p oopie have thrown on onr ...