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THE CRY IN PARIS.

INV YORK, August 1.-THE following is q
special 70 the TeIesrGn-
LONDON. August Is.-There is q growing AMI
bitter feeling OF hostility toward Napoleon in
Paris. This feeling is now svinced toward the
Empress, nom ministerial appointments. Cries
OF " TIra IA Rep1bl,e," are now constantly heard
from all parts OF the city, and all classes Of cit-
yens.
Reliable information received here reports
the Emperor in . very detected state. His mel
anehoiy now appears deep seated and he Is con-
stAnt'y heard repeating to himself, " On za
coupe"
IHE PRUSSIANS ENULTANT.
LONDON Aug. ie.-Dispstches from the Prus-
san government 70 the PrusSian amhsssaaor
here are fun Of triumph, and express the great
es' 0ohnoence ss 10 The early result OF the war.
FRENCH CITIES IN STATE OF sIrae
PARIS, Aug. l6--The JoSraai OG-.sI to-a.x
contains n decree declaring the citles of Cher
boufg, Brest, lOrieHt, and kOchefort An a stata
ofseige. The French left two dispatch bOa,s in
the Tieer on evaeusting Rome.
AUSTRIA HAS NOT ATTEMPTED TO ME
DIATE.
NIENNA, Ang. l6-Baron Non Beust has pub-
liely denied any attempt on his part TO m sdisis
In the question 81 issue between France aud
Prussia.
ENGLISH EXPERIMENTS WITH THE MI
TRAIlLEUSE.
LoNDoS, Aus. i6.-Experimentsr recently made
With the mitrsilleuse az Shoeburyness Indicate
that the Instrument is a destructive one IN close
qusrters, bat that troops dependent upon it may
be annihilated by artillery before the mitrail-
leuse can be gotten in range.
The London Ti-es sympsthiEes strongly With
the Prussians and rejoices AZ their recent sue
cesses.
PRCSSIAN ADyANCE-THE FRENCH
CUTTING THE RAILROADS TDIM-
PEDE THE ENEMY.
| PARIL, Aug. l6.-An oficia dispatch from the
Prefect Of the Meuse 10 tue Minister OF the In
terror IS published here to-day. The former
says q body Of German Chlans has been seen in
the neighborhcod Of Commerey, march ng to-
WARDS Bar le Due. lie has therefore cut the
railways in that section u impede the advance
OF the enemy.
The French journals complain Of the brew ~
| OF dispatches from the seat OF war. Even the
COnsiifutioHnei, . semi-oficisl organ, SAYS the
dispatches do not give very precise idea Of the
position OF either rrmy.
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tsnce of leo ysrds they were exterminated by
the Prussian fire." The Orleap. princes are
still in England. The French admit that the
plies. Pere Hyscinthe has volunteered as a
private in a regiment for the defense of Paris
Private letters from Paris describe the Empress
as sacly changed and worn by the heavy days
and sleepless nights. Letters from the seat OF
war notice practice OF the Prussiars In an
engagement TO station sbarpehoeters on the
right OF each platoon 70 pick of French officers.
TEE PRESS STILL FOR WAR.
The press in all parts of France resOlutely de-
fOnrcCs Overturcs fcr peace until the Prussians
ate frIven nom 'he oil.
RUMoRS OF INTERVENTION.
LONDON. Aug. Is, midright--Rumors are re-
celNtd of the Intervention Of the powers % bring
ahout an armistice between Prussia aud France
but are secuted as chimerieal.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLES.
LoNpos, Aug. ia special dispatch ives re-
ceiyed to-day from Forb bach, which saws that the
french while retreaiing 70 the west side Of the
Moselle, were attacked by the Prussians under
General Steinmetz. The French were throsn
inio great confusion, and, alter q gallant stand
were routed by the Prussiars- The Slaughter
WIS great A dispatch received from Carlrsuhe
SAYS that the Prussiars now occupy Muhlhouse
and Besancon. one hundred thousand Of tue
landwher ere croc sing the frontier.
OBJECT OF THE FRENCH MOVEMENT.
PARIs, Aug. l5.-The L'fenps says that the
purpose of the last movement Of the French
troops IL EVIDENT Ihe PrrsstaDs, numerically
superior wanted 10 interpose between our troops
and heir supplies. This was defeated by a
movement of the French, who repulsed an at
tack intended TO prevent their crossing the
Moseile. Our forces will now take up a strong
position and prepare for a great battle, which
IS ardently awaited for by the entire army
Public confidence here as TO The result of a
pitched battle Is very great.
ARREST OF MAZZINI.
FLoRKNCR,Au ia dispatch from Palermo
announces the arrest OF MAzzini- He h.d inst
Frrived from Genoa. After his arrest he was
taken TO Gaeta.
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
The Assault On Jadge McCuna In
Ireland.
fsle0vopAed RscissSrcis % ne Rreusac S,a~.

the assault Of Judge McCUnn. of New York
have been received here:-on the 18th. during
the celebration OF the siege of London derry,
Judge McCunn was on q visit 20 COleraine, a
town few miles east Of Londonderry, and in
the same county. While ut the railway sta
ton, accompanied by two priests, Mr. Mcken-
na, one OF the editors OF the Belfast Ssar aud
some other friends, a mob OF orsngemsn IN 10
an assault upon him and his companions. Mr..
Mckenna wss roughly handled, and others of
the party were hurt, but the Judge managed TO
escape without serious injury.
The Steamship Pennsylvanta not En-.
urely Destroyed by Fire.
LONDON, Aug. l6.-The nrst dispatch that the
steamship Pennsylvania was entirely destroyed
by IRE was erroneous. A great part OF her cargo
was destroyed, but the vessel Itself was badly
damaged. She viii sail on the 10Th instant for
Havre and New York.
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THE BATTLE YESTERDAY.

THE BATTLE YESTERDAY.
BERLIN, Aug. 16.-The following additional
particulars Of this second battle near Metz were
received late last night: "Late on the afternoon
OF Monday, the First and Seventh Prussian
army corps vigorously attacked the French
forces under the walls Of Metz. A sanguinary
conflict ensued. The French at length were
driven within the city with the loss OF 1000 men.
On Sunday grand reconnaissance, under King
William i'm person, maintained itself some hours
within two lines Of the French defences without
any effort ON the part Of the French to dislodae
the Prussians. The facts show utter demorali-
Eation OF the French"
THE SWISS CORPS OF OBSERVATION
BERLIN, August i6.-The Swiss corps OF OBJ
servation has been abandoned.
SHARP CRITICISM OF THE FRENCH
CHAMBERS.
LONDON, August 16-rhe Tetegraphs Paris
correspondent writes that the French Chambers
are unworthy Of public respect. Were the
members not elected BY fraud and coercion they
might be trusted - . committee Of public
safety.
ALGERIA IN A STATE OF SIEGE.
PARIs, Aug. 16-Algeria has been declared
in state Of siege. s l- FIs
PRUSSIA DECLINES TERRITORIAL Ae-
LoHDoN, Aug. Is. "A document, ascribed TO
Count Won Bismarck, 10 in circulatisn in Pru.-
sia, declining territorial aegrandisement ss the
resak Of the MAR.
ns Bsvarians have not yet been supplied
with the needle gun. They stail use the old
pefcussion-lock muxxle loader.
MCMAHON's CORPS CUT OFF.
The French deny the story or the capture OF
BttDcha. 1t ID feared in Paris that Aarshal
NeMaAons corps at and around Strasburg is
entirely cut OF from the main body Of the
French army.
A FRENCH VICTORY NECESSARY TO
I PEACE.
Ths following items are extracted from the
FrsBeh oncisl bulletins:
"Ths Prussians are not In any great force be-
fore strssbuFg."
ssrhs town ef Bissche still holds ont aeaip,.
the enemy."
"The bridge at Teresshsim and Bas,e has
been Destroyed By ths enemy"
The nsss tn . money article says "a Freneh
vieesry Y neessary 10 predispese the Emperor
10 treat for poace.n
THE PRINCE IMPERIAL IN PARIS
STORIES Of the arrival OF the Empree. ans
frince Imperial On Enelish soil are repeated
again to-day: They are untrue, however. It's
certain thas the Prince Imperial is now in |
PpiG
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PRRsIDEEr GRANT SUED FOR ss.eoo-Csf.
William H. stark YESTERDAY Commenced suit i,
the Circuit Court Of -. Louis county against
President U. 3. Grant, for 5000 damages.
alleged 10 have been sustained By the plainein
under the following circumstances: Colonel
Stark was the owner OF o dDe and fast pacing
horse, kpowL a. "wysndotte Chief" This
animal was In pasture with q horse alleged 10
fore been slated that Captain Q. w. Ford wrs
the owner } and the 0eueral's horse kicked the
"Chief," breaking his leg. Every effort vss
made to cure the fracture, eminent surgeons
quence Of the kick. Notice Of the commence-
ment OF the suit vas sorved on the Presiden,
Lost evening By one q he shsnfirs deput,cs~
Mssosri Deroeraf, Aug.
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The Late Admit rnl Farragut-Arrause
ments for the Funeral.
YeIsOrnpA>d RxefssfrSlS IN fk< Rr>nsno No.

PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 16.-Extraordinary prep
arations are making Tor the funeral Of Admiral
Farragut, on Wednesday, from the Episcopal
church. Ii is expected that the marines a. tlis
Manchester GUARDS, now visiting here " iIl 90
the escort duty. The steamer Speed well will
60 to Charlestown tonight 10 bring OH GERS az a
men from that place.
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BEEvET MAJOR GENERAL WIN. ID. wHIPPLE,
A. A. G., L. s. A, recently duty in San
Francisco, but who wss ordered TO duty in the
War Department, IN place of General Robert
Williams, arrivedhere yesterday, and will enter
upon the discharge of his duties Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-16

MAYOR EMERY left this city last evening for
New York aud ether northern cities . join Gen.
Michler, and examine with him some Of the i'm
proved payemen's in nss there, with n view OF
selecting the be st for Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-16

The SIvERN, flagship of the North Atlantic
Squadron, which arrived at Fortress Monroe a
few DAYS since, will be sent to the Norfolk Navy
Yard for repairs, during which time her crew
will be on liberty and the officers allowed leave
of absence Ior a few day. The ship Is to be
ready IOr sea on the 18th Of September.
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EVENING STAR
Washington News and Gossip,

LIEUT.. COMMANDER CHACLgs MCGREsoR
has been detached from the Naval Observatory
IN this city and ordered TO the Naval Academy.
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Press Exearxiouisss.

MONTREAL, Aug. 16.-An informal meeting
was held here yesterday TO prepare for the re-
ception Of the Illinois Press Ascot alton. The
eommlttee appointed includes Sir George Car
ter. Hon. John W. Young, Thomas Workman,
and Others.
Thurlow Weed and daughter are here.
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COMING HoxE.-The special dispatch boat,
TanaI oosa, which let here some time since for
Boston, to trarsfer rom that place to New York
crews for the Guerriere and ID Brooklyn, left Bos-
ton yesterday for New York, and VIII return
here in the course OF a few days.
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CONTRACT AWARDED. = The contract TO
Z rnIshing the Post ONCE Department with
. amped envelopes and wrappers for the perio.
o. four years from the first day Of October mex
was to-day awarded by Postmaster Genera
C-esswell to Nes.rs- Dempsey & O'roole of thi
", whose bid was s234 o, o per annum.
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The BIDS FOR TREASURY LocKs.-Messrs. N
Sargent, l.. NJ. Price, Jas. T. ADKINS. j. q
Larman and n. p. Duvall, OF the Aseasur.
Department, the committee which cnhed IL,
bids for Iocks yesterday, were to-day engages
in examining the various specimens submitted
The contract will not be awarded for seyera
days.
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lie. DING TIL. WAY.-1he L. s. steamer Pa
los, whicn left Boston some time since under
command OF Commander l.. A. Beardslie, ar
rived at Gibrsltsr on the 10th of July, officers
and crew all well. The Pa'os is on the way to
jcin the Asiatic fleet, and will be the first ves-
eel OF the U. 5. navy to pass through the Suez
canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-16

Hon. HORACE CAPKoS, Commissioner Of Ag-
riculture, accompanied by his wife, left the city
this morning, for an absence of a few weeks for
res, and recuperatiop. He will visit the White
Mountains, Montreal, Lake George, Saratoga
and other points of interest. During his absence
X. L. MeLain, esq, Chief Clerk, will be the
acting Comm ssoner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-16

CLEVELAND, o., August lc.-President Grant
and pa-ty arrived here this morning. They
leave for Long Branch this evening ria Pitts
burg.
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TIE L. s. STEAMER PowHATAN TO BE Go
RrADY FOR SBA.IOrders have been issued fror
the Navy Department 10 have the U. 8. Steame
Powhstan now at the Philadelphia Navy Var
thoroughly repaired and fitted out for sea
New boilers will be put in her and her macbin
cry overhauled. Messrs. Pusey and Jones 4
Co, OF Wilmington, Del, have been awar ie
the contract for this work at S32, 800.
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The CONTRACTS ior the construction Of four
revenue marine steamers, bids for which were
opened at the Treasury Department q few DAYS
since have been awarded as follows: One iron
steam propeller, $50 tons, 10 Pusey, Jones &
Co., Whining son, Delaware, amount $4,000;
two propellers of 80 tons EACH OF iron to Day id
Bell, Buffalo, New York, s55, 600 each; one iron
see-wbeel steamer, 30 tons, to Dialogue s.
Wood, Camden, New Jersey, SGO.ctO.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE w A r..
STIRRING NEWS,
DISPATCH FROM BERLIN.
A GREAT BATTLE YESTERDAY.
DESPERATE CONFLICT.
THE FRENCH tRivEN WITHIN THE CITY
OF METZ WITH THE LOSS OF &, 600 MEN.
KING WILLIAM MAKES A RECON.
N0asANCE WITHIN THE
FRENCH LINES.
The French make no Attempt 10 Dis.
ledge him.
THE FRENCH UTTERLY DEnoRALIzEp.
So Says King William.
McNahon's Corps Cut off from the Main Body.
Bisnarek Says Prussia Dses not want
Territory.
IMPORTANT FROM PARIS.
THE CRY THERE TODAY.
"V.IT.1 LII REP UBLIQUEc,
Napoleon Despondent.
TIE PfusSians Advance to Commefty.
They are Marching towards ChaIons.
The French Cutting the Railroads 10
Impede the Advance Of
the Enemy.
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NEW YORK. August is--ArIved out-tbe
LIBERIA and Prussia YESTERDAY.
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FIVE CENTS CAR FARn AsArS-There !. q
very FOOD prospect for the reduction OF fares on
most Of eAe city railroads Throughout the coun-
try 70 i've cents after me first OF Ocfoter \,
which tine the aDendmsnt % the revenue NV.
removing the tar Of 26 per cent. on the ero-s
feceipfs OF al railroads, steam or horse cornes
INTO erect IL is believed that in New York the
PED hnee VIII readily co0e 70 terms. ana \, csse
they DO, IL viii be Of little use for all or anS ~
me rest to stand ont. BY the act, however, the
companies sre allowed 70 demand the fares h.
specie, ana the exact change every time.
AHnIvAL OF TEE PsssrpRrr or Iaurs,.
dhe Nesrship Palmyra, from Liverpool via
2ueensfown, brought to this port amons other
pa sngers. President Rove, Of the L,berisp
repuolic In Africa, and his private s,cretarv.
ihey applied for admission at several veiI-
Known hoteb, but were not permitted 20 enter
ON account OF their color, aud were conveyed in
coach to the Office Of their agent In wall
street, who succeeded In having them cared for
ata private house-N. Y. Tribsne.
@hormondom now makes kid gloves.
o0The census Of Japan WIN probably de-
srease- They have taken % using kerosene
- 0Forty-eieht out Of the eighty three sppsics-
uone nc West Point were rejccted beca1so.tho
young men could not spell eSryeetiy.
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TAKINe CARE OF AMERICAN INTERESTS In
GERNAHT.-Rear Admiral Gibson, the new
commander OF the European squadron, has
been directed by the Secretary Of the Navy
to send an American man of war up the Ger
man rivers, especially the EIbe and weser, to
encourage and protect American interests in
those waters, but to observe strictly the rules of
their blockade,
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TUCKE4's SPRING BED.
fTSO TME PUBLIC
ASoIHhE oJops aassE Ihos oSySaSn Xge,n;oSsr white

800 yards white Cambrie and Brilliant ward
vide. only Is cents per yard. worth o cent,
10 S,rd. White nn :, Linen. suit.bl. fOr sumser
Lad ies han stitched aHdk kerchiefs war -,
All linen. only 1e.s cents, worth Is cents
yruIf boy Nee, only 81 a peg doxsn
1eoey comb Quilts, only ~ Hoa piece
Bafh Towels st low pr,ces
.rsdle Quilts ~ cents q piece.
linen Iowelsfrom 10 cents IN.
Aress Goods at cost
soeneh Lawns o. Is cents Per yard.
.r4u EMORY BAXTIR
1870 Penpsylyania nxenns
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The NORTH CAROLINA ELRCTsoN-A dele.
CATION Of North Csrolinians, headed by Col
George NJ. Arnold, arrived here last evening TO
confer with leading Republicans in relation to
The turn which the recent election in that State
took. Portions OF the delegation will, after Q
meeting with the Congressional Committee,
proceed to Philadelphia and Boston to confer
with Hon. W. ID. Kelley, General B. r. Butler
and others.
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A Ii sooD
Aik PILLOWS, CUSHIONS.
RUBBER CLOTH,
enDeenfnf cool this warm Weather for ehS,drer snx
fnvolt1g. Fer sale at -
Dsa ADAMsoMy. ses 9Th ar..t.
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PRESIDENT GRANT, Vice President Colfax
and Hon. William Ii. Seward were all at the
fremont House in Chicago, on Sunday. The
Pr,sident EFT there at 8 O'Clock yesterday after
noon for the East. via Cleveland. Mr.. Seward
left there Sunday morning for San Francisco
and China Vice President Colfax, Governor
Palmer, Gen. Logan, and q party Of friends,
visited the Elgin watch factory in Illinois yester-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-16

! gs.'t Lals CITY As bad shower Of water
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J.W. DRAHD.
GARPINTkR AND BUILDE
Is pssRarsd % undertake and naish %
JoBSiHG and REPAiRs, Which Vii mn b "a sos. =
Dru0Dty and on reesonable terns. shop, 6O0 d
str~sf: r~ssdencs. s1S y e. y. ". aT-h
To FAT hEH.
Two sliss q gIW CLOfHIH0, neds hy one
the Ant class fsforS Of the District for ole ss
PRINCEy . Loan O1lcs Ssls Store,
NN-n loo6 Pa. sve., Waa1ington. D. q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19

thence enthusiastically
five feet three inches;
thence north eleven feet;
thence cast one hundred
and twenty-five feet TO
the beginning,
Mccarthy Jeremiah ...
Beginning At the southeast
corner Of said lot; thence
west along north II street
twenty feet; thence north
10 the rear line Of said lot;
thence east twenty feet;
thence south 10 tho be-
ginning,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19

Second installmcnt Of tax
for curDlng and paving
fOOtway (in the name OF
VIM. r. Baldwin, ON In
terest from December 81,
1898. .....s..s t4O.OO
Having a front Of forty
feet on Eighth street cast
adjoining the south
twenty feet Of said lot BY
the depth thereof.
Mulligan, Margaret, A. + i
Quo ....................I
Moon, Mary ...........l
Beginning on north | street,
thirty feet eight inches
from the northeast cor-
uor Of lot twenty-five and
running south ono hun
bred and forty-unc feet
nine inches; thence In Al
southwest direction ten
feet ten Inches; thence
due west twelve feet two
inches; and thence north
one hundred and forty
nine feet seven inches;
thence cast TO beginning,
Ditto. ..,....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19

First and second lnstAll-
menta Of tax for ourblng.
and paving fOotWay On
the name OF VIM. II. Gun
nelD on interest from
NoYsmber25, 1905, s1S.sT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19

said alleyj thence west
nfty feet 10 the south line
Of a lot leased 10 VIII
liam O'Brlor thence
north twcnty-thrce feet
two inches; thence east
fifty feet TO the beginning.
Also part Of said square
beginning slxty-one feet
eight inches from the
northwest corner and
fronting on Seventh street
east twenty-three feet
two inehesi thence east
soyenty-flve feet; thence
north twenty-threo foot
two inches; thence west
twenty-five feet 10 the
beginning.
llttO. ..s.s.ssssN.. .s.ssas
First and second INSTALL
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-09
An OFFICIAL RUrr1As.


How Order is Preserved In DIorrisania-Ths
Press DeHed by n Belligerent Dosberry-
Assault ON a Herald Reporter.
when the new Town Hall In Morrisania, Westches,
ter county. was completed, some twelve months ago.
A. b. Hauptman. one of The town justices Of the
peace. assumed the right OF transferring himself
from dingy onice TO the commodious court room Ia
the building named where ne has SINCE by dint OF au
dacity contrived to monopoilze nearly all the cru
nal business OF the town. The other justices although
having equal right 10 the court room. have up 20
o few weeks bicK been perslstently excluded from
Its accOmmo datiOns and perquistes An article APP
peared in the HERALD or the "a inst setting f0rtn
the manner IN which Hiupt.nan mad continued 70
secure fees to which he was not entitled. All the
essential facts therein stated were correct.
Yesterday afternoon HERALD representative
while la the performance OF his dulles called ut the
insolently styled the report indicated - id e."
The reporter asked II the abusive epithet was IN.
tended as personal and on bearing an Affirmative
reply intimated that the bury ONO al was "a
scoundre." Inflated with rage ana uttering an
OATH the ruianly justice jumped from his seat, and,
sprinyng on tue reporter with cinched lists, dared
q repetition OF the letort. Ga hearing IL promptly
rspea cd, tbs 'm0del' cOnservatof OF puzzle
order attemp ed to dell the reporter blow 10 tne
face, which the latter parred, however, suihcenty
to escape win slight confusion. AT thus stage .
constable VINO was present lnterfercd, aud Haupte
man coutented himself with indu ging In torrent Of
his charac erstlc invecive In addlton TO his arbi
trary f1sOent ami Lrutal manner 10 onenderS ana
htigants Hauptman has long Deen noted for hid
perempt0ry and defiant bearing t)wards members OF
the city press. The justice ~ subsequently Onerod
the reporter the use o. n upper room ana the ch0lc9
OF PAIR Of rev0lvers for mutual target practice.
the eplthet used by the reporter was not true the
Justice had another remedy than the one he adopted
and II would certainly have been more dignt1ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-09

THE RED MAN, as q beggar, has proved o
great success. Spotted Tail and Red Cloud,
with their wives and long retinue Of braves,
told pitiful tales of their poverty, coupled
with instances of their friendship for the
white man, which so pleased their Great
Father in Washington that he sent them home
with gladdened hearts and plenty of ammuni-
ton and scalping knives, with which to cult
vate more intimate relations with the settlers
on the borders. Another delegation of red
skins yesterday poured into the ear of Commits
sioner Parker the story of their wrongs, and
wrung from him promise Of wagons horses
and everything else necessary for an Indian
paradise. Of course these noble sons of the
forest were all peaceable and quiet mortals,
and scalping settlers was not at all in their
line; but in reply to the question whether
their people, who are now upon their summer
hunt, had gone out solely for that purpose, one
of the chiefs naively said they did not go out
for war; he supposed, however, that while out
they would indulge in that harmless recreation
to limited extent.