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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-12

MATCHMAKING and all the various handi-
craft of the jeweler and silversmi,h are done
to order with great skill by NJ. Charles w
Friend; and the said Charles has a very ex-
cellent stock on hand OF watches, chains,
pins, rings. silver ware, and the like And
on that splendid new lathe OF his he can
make anything from a watch KEY TO an
iron clad monitor, turn billiard balls,
serews-anything, in fact. Moreover, Mr.
Friend keeps on hand some superior brands
OF cigars. smoking and chewing tobacco and
things in that line. He is also an adver-
tiser in the APPEAL, and we call attention
to his new advertisement in to-day's paper.
MULLER's HuTEL is being kept in first
rate style by the new landlords thereof,
Mr.. Louis Brader aud his partner Mr.
Louis H:rl. Everything is just as neat
rs pin, the tables are Supplied with
the best of eatables cooked in the best
style of the art, the beds are enough to
make the most wakeful man want to
lie down and take nap, and the bar
is kept SO neatly and is so generously
supplied with choice wines, anu also
liquors that even Good Temp lars find it
hard to resist its temptations See adv.
The sun., 1870-08-27
SPARKS FROM THE TELE6RAPn.

The Fortvsecond Regiment Of New York arrived
In Hartford yesterday.
The Newport yacht race announced for September
:. Is postponed until the sth.
Tho Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, Touring mill was
burned yesterday. Insurance $1,000.
Tho Prohbitonists OF the h1h Illinois district
have nominated Dr. y, II, Ivis for Congress.
The clothing found on the beach at Long Branch
hs: been identlned .ss belonging To Dr. French OF
Eat1ntown, NJ.
The body OF an unknown Toy, supposed TO be the
one drowned of tho steamer State OF Maine at tho
Fishing Banks two weeks ago. was washed ashore at
Long Branch yesterday
There are ninety eight entries Of horses for trot
ting and between ye and hundred entries OF cattle,
large list OF sAeep and swine, for the New Eng
land Fair, IN Manchester, " H.
The Putnam PhalanX OF Hartford will unite with
the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Of Boston the
NeWDurYport Veterans. and tho Ampskea Veterans Of
Manchester, n, H., IN An excursion 20 New York city,
Den. Sherman and his daughter arrived In Chicago
yesterday. Tile GcAeral starts on sunday for Rock
lsAnd ant vii thelce 20 to DesmO nd attend the
reunion of Iowa soldiers. Then he N& 20 70 Csior.
MA.
A vote OF sympathY, upon ths Issue OF the Franco
PTussAn war, taken anong tho visitors At Allegheny
Springs yesterday, resulted two 10 In favor Of
rrsnce, Gems DeAlTcguard aud Hardee voted on the
sid1 VI France
A meteor OF unusual sgs a1d brilliancy shot
across the sky At P0nghkpepse last night. IL rsson
bled hnge ball OF nro with whltO centre and OAlo
gre.n edges and seemed W drop sparks uAui u dlsAp
nAAInl It7m yisWe
The sun., 1870-08-27
NEW JERSEY.

new German society entitled the "oLne Ma
men has been organized In Hackensack.
The editor Of the Paterson Guardian took nitrous
oxide TO have tooth drawn. and saw ghost.
The North German Aid Socisty OF Newark has
paid over S20Oo to the German Consul In New York.
Thomas Farrell, II years OF age, In attempting TO
Jump the OF the Ogden Mine Railroad, fell un-
der the wheels snd was instantly killed.
The Sixth Ward Democrats OF Jersey City last
evening elected delegates to the Congressona on.
vention which will i presumed, nominate the Hon.
Orestes A, Cleveland.
The intellcent citizens OF Orange, New Jersey
have driven away the New York news boys, becAuso
their crying the eItras With the war news disturbed tho
quiet OF the streets.
David Oakley a freight train conductor on the
horris AND Essex Railroad Was found lying on the
Orange yesterday with his skull fractured
lie IS supposed 10 have fallen fron tho train
MIR. Marshall OF tho Prospect Park Trotting Asso-
citation has offered to tTot the HAmperion AgAins the
DR. Paruley, by which the former beaten hurs.
day at the Paterson track, within weeks notice. for
i5C9, on the Prospect Park track.
The Republicans and Democrats Of Newark have
refused 10 wage a warfare against the Sunday beer
Mayor refusing u issue proclamation and tho Demo.
crntlc CITY Attorney refusing to prosecute until the
Mayor issues the proclamation,
Two boys named William Howe and Alexander
Rohns0n were arrested IN jersey city yesterday for
stealing letters from tho post once box Of the Morr
Canal Company, Howe atNsrious times had opened
tue box with his employers key, and removed etels
CONTAINING checks one upon ali kastcrn bank foT $40.
various banks. with directions to teud them 90 j. r.
Randolph, president OF tho c0mpAM care OF AleKan-
der itObnson 6l Steubon atroes The detectves used
deeoy ietter and secured tne oaiprs Howe wa. com.
howe deoiAres INNOCENT. vas detained W an seconpuss
Aea EkAaAs.
The sun., 1870-08-27
TIE ExCELsI0R PARK MURDER.
Further Particulars Of the Patterson Excur-
s'oni>ts' Trngedy-Cnptnrc oePour OF the
Rufians- Walking ipto n Net.

Further Particulars Of the Patterson Excur-
s'oniSts' Trngedy-Cnpiurc oFPuur OF the
Runinns-W Walking iptO Net.
All Of the roughs englged in tLe En- lsor
Park murder are from Patorson. Tro wounis
man died yesterday OF his injuries. Jlmos Rooney
and one Murphy, two OF TIC rJwics oano dow n
yesterday from Paterson to sea if ttoy could not
get their pal, George Furnval. who was arrested by
the jersey City police the night p.evious ont VI y
bo. But they jumped straight in'o the ncsaes Of
the law, and the officials allowed 'hsm TO 20 ~ 1
see FurrivSl, but did n ot let them sut again. The
were, OF course, indignant but tire Offers Nho
were on the look out Tor them, he'd them slye the
trouhlesOins job OF huuting them up.
AnOtlCr member of the gang of assialhuts narrp1l
James Powers, one OF the roughcat chsractets of
Paterson and terror to all good citigNrs was cap
tured by tho Paterson police on Thursday niglt
The muree- occurred In Bergen county JeTsoy
City authorities yesterday took Powers 10 that
place, and all iorr will be taken thence to the jail AT
Hackensack. Owing to some defect In tbs papers
however, the Paterson authorities re used to deliver
hin into tie custody OF the Jersey City onh:era
The defect Will bo doubtless corrected ane danes
Powers turned over. Furnival has turned sSipte's
evidence aud, while admitting that he stabbed the
bdrkeeper, iinplicltcs the others under airest as
being equally guilty. Rooney and Furniv NJ were
slightly wounded from the shots OF tho revolver in
the bsnds OF the barkesper at the commenc emens
of the fray,
The sun., 1870-08-27
LArEsr NEWS eLEASINGs.

The Forest city OF Cleveland, boat tho Oiymplos
Al Washington Yesterday by IS TO H.
The mercury a. HyTncs & Lse Broadway, ranged
Last night Mary FiizscPaid, aged 0, fell through
the sc1tIe OF the roof o 1uAe rell street. 10 ths
The Hou Charles Haisht. Of Freohold, N. j.. N
not candidate for Consrss. and does not desire .
Yesterday to the West Bsnk Quarantine and hospilsl
thip Illinois.
PralOASor -n-.sr.-A. Shaw, of Trinity College.
Dublin. and editor OF she RIsh n0,e,, IS At the ilri
Avenue Hotel.
Chumber No. I, under the caissoA OF tho Eas,
yesterday from gas Jet.
The Brooklyn brloklayers have decided TO we.r
bsdses being the shape OF the Ameiean shield.
The Fourteenth Ward German P. A. Society issl
evening Iepcr,ed to collected during the week for tAs
The Eighth Assembly District Union Republics.
Association last night made known Us preference tes
On wednesday last, tho niteth anniversary oftbs
made tho recipient OF diamond pln worth $50.
Ole Bull has sailed for America, and Marie hoe
bach, ths ttagcdlenne, leaves to-day Ia thc tteAme4
snropean. to iulhl her engagement IN the United
ior'abis las. hI$ht bOaGts are yet entertained obosi
The ConGregatioI Anshi Chesod, Norfolk stree,
Synsgogne. VIII ms'l TO morrow TO aet upon the onei
Will move up town.
Wlui;m Davis, ,he youth who was SO brat,lly .s.
taued by "Bg Mag" at Bridge street, on tho niIt,
halEpAst two ihfs aiornng.
II Is said that J, }, Weiss. who succeeded n
Who ounded ihs Jos%i on ara De fdr viii Be sepcSs
Minister OF France al ashnsion.
The Empire Association, composed Of members oi
the old the Department last evening elected hr 20
seph p Costa Presdcnt H. ephen x Fowler yleSl.rest
deat henry hotIzeT eocreta'y. snd O. Dosche' lreAs
The sun., 1870-08-27
HALLET,s POINT ROCK.
Careless BInstina-Housos Shaken, and
Lives md Property Endangered-Appil-
cation for an Injunction.

Careless BIustinu-Housos shaken, and
Lives md Property Endangered-Appil-
cation for an Injunction.
The blasting Of the rocks at Uallcps Point is
carried on day and night Three gangs, numbering
ninety mon, arc engaged eight hours each, and
blastings occur at intervals OF about Ave minutes
The drilling Is done by hand and the extreme hard
ness OF the rock allows but little progress.
The mine Ia about 20 feet deep and 900 foct in cir.
cumference, and from iu base six heading. mum.
bsred 1, "a 4, s, and 0, and named after Generals
Humphreys. Newton, Sherman, Grant, Mcclellan,
and Franklin, are being cut under the water. In a
rev days steam drilling machines arc TO be employed
Reprehensble csrelessnes. seems to be the rule IN
the blasting operations, and many loud complaints
, are uttered; The explosions are so heavy some
times that houses 800 feet on are shaken, ard the
apertures are so carecssly covered that large
masses OF rock are hurled high In the air falling
OIL manufacturers on Whose lessehold property the
Government Is blasting, and whose work. are near.
est to the Point, ,re the greatest sufferers. They
have made collection OF stones weighing from Ave
to seyenty-nye pounds oach, which have been
hurled against their buildings, crushing and break
Ing them In, In many places
On Saturday last a afteen pound block plunged
through the stillhouse aud fell within fool Of the
man mar, who was builiinE his nrss. Another piece
narrowly escaped. seventy -nve pound piece was
driven high In the air and fell at the entrance gate
SOY fet from the mine, where II bIfyied two feet
In Che ground Tie once and the still, house are 1917
feet dlstsut, and the still mans residence " fg5 feet
Oh, but tho stones fall thick that his family are
kept within DOORS aud ho expects TO be obliged TO
move.
Under the superiniendence OF Captain Pioyce
Stuber " Co. were obliged to suspend work fJr a
year, owing to tho danger of the mining explosions
but under Mr.. Rcithcimer's superintcn tcndence mat-
ters have grown worse until they have appealed to
the courts for protection, and In o few days JuJre
Beach will apply for an injunction in their behalf
short time ago the faucet OF their crude petroe.
um tank was maliciously broken OF, and seventy
gallons OF this liquid gunpowder escaped aud ran
into the Government mine where IL igmlcd and con.
tnued burning until II was consumed. Meantime
tie wOrkmcn were Obliged TO quit work. Should a
piece Of rock break any Of the still pipes and admit
air to the petroleum. nothing could Save the entire
works from total destruction.
Last Monday mgn named Wallace had his skull
fractured ana his cOr bone and several ribs broken
by a heavy timber which fell on him.
The sun., 1870-08-27
THE SITUATION IN PARIS

The CITY Expecting AN Inncdiute Siege
Preparations Tor Defence searching the
Bnhcrs' ops-Machinaiions of the Re-
pubiicans- 900 Arrests Tho Expulsion
Of the Germans.
PARIS, Aug. 2G.-Count Palikao, in the Cham
ber yesterday, broke out into bitter denunclations
OF Prussian spies. That they abounded In Paris, ho
pointed TO the recent Judgments OF the Council OF
War as a proof.
lie had further evidence which he could show the
members lie hoped they would rely on his firm.
ness, anu added: ~ have in my hands all the
means Necessary to repress disorder. and shall
answer 10 the Chamber Tor tie preservation OF the
public tranquility"
M. Jules Favre, in the course OF the debate
trusted tnere citizen OF France so base as to
look for defeat and national ruin the foundation
Of his hopes. such person he denounced as thrice
cursed.
SECRET ssssIos OF TBE ASSEMBLY.
The Corps Legislatif went into Committee OF the
Whole last night and held a secret session, during
which ample explanations were made by tho Gov
eminent In regard TO the state OF the defcnces OF
tlie capital.
To-day similar sitting will be had. Gen. Trochu
did not attend the sitting last evening, as the Minis
ter OF War, his superior onlcer was present. The
Deputies OF the Left had an interview with Count
PaliKao, the Minister OF War; last evening, which is
reported to have been perfectly satisfactory to ALL
PARDoSISo ARRESTED SOLDIERS.
Numbers OF soldiers, under arrest In different
parts OF France for light offences, have been par
doaod and will Immediately join their regiments.
Sixty thousand dollars have been received here
from French residents in the United States for the
wounded and large sum has been received nom
Constsntinople. The subscription TO the new
French losn exceeded one thousand millions Of
francs.
rHR EXPELLED GERMANS,
10 ConshtsiiOnnl denies that the Germans have
kaAR exlelaa lIQR France. Al LAa bagiupipg OF Lla
The sun., 1870-08-27
F!iHSCH WAR DESPATCHES

Tho : I; in'r of the Prussinns upon Paris
Ia 'SirIe OF the City Expected wit hin
~. Days-Impi-ty Of the Germans THE v
sack Catholic Churches.
PAsIs, Aug. 26.-Ls PIblic says important in
formation WAS received to-day by tie Government
toncefnr' the positions, numbers and movements
OF the enemy. The corps OF Prince Frederick
Charles and portion of the Kings army, is un.
doubiely marching on Paris, while Gen stei nmetz
kleIto hol Bazaine. Thei enemy may reach Paris
vi ain AK lays, should there be no change in their
plsus The Senate and Corps L6gislatii were to be
noti6el Of these facts to-day.
IpPIErY oF THK GERMANS.
Provincial journals say the Prussians increase the
anger anl hatred OF the peasants by desecraiing tho
Cathoic churches. A letter TO the UairsTs ultra
nontsnc organl! says:
- cry al horror rings throu shout Alsais, which
has been 40 tried by the war. Our InaghIhc ent
Cathedral At M'ricnthal no longer exists. the
PtussI rs burned 1t after profanng the statue OF tho
NIsin ny covering 1t with mud aud breaking 1t in
pieces"
NEARER AND NEARER.
The couricrs OF the enemy have been seen At
Brenu'. The German Uhlans have also appeared In
he arrunlssemeuts OF Laughe, but they soon foli
back to the northward on the corps d'arm6e which
marching toward Chalons. The Prussisn Prince
Royal is said to have been at ST. Dizer Tuesday
ns Isl, one,htlf Of the troops which have lately
been bc-ieging Toul have been marched to Nancy,
The man body OF the enemy Is marching toward
SIsnnos, town sixteen miles west OF Verdun.
OPERATIONS IN HoHAHos's VICINITY.
The psOpe on tho outskirts OF Stenay-between
Verdun and Mezeires-aro defending themselves
fshsntly against the raids Of the Prussians. and
have indicted considerable damage on the enemy.
war news Is communicated from the once OF the
Ministry OF the Interior under the greatest reserve
pdAleau 1lierry. about hy-nye miles dissnt Is the
The sun., 1870-08-27
GERuIS WAR DISPATCHES.
Heavy Fighting with MacMnhon near
Monimcdy -Kina william Had Fritz Go-
ing straight for Paris-H prrors Of the
siege Of -tra sbOnrg.

Heavy Fighting with MacMnhon near
iIonimcdy King william Hsd Fritz Go-
ing straight for Paris-H prrors Of the
siege of Stra sbOnrg.
CAEIsRUng, Aug. 2G.-lieavy 5Ihting com.
menced last Lieht at the town OF st-nay ten miles
from Montmcdy. in the direction OF Vouziers Tie
The Prussians cut the railway between Chiuyangos
aud Lamouiy. The wounded are brought to Mont.
medy. The gates the city have been Aosed. An
assault is Immediately expected.
IRAMP, TRAMP TO PARIS.
BERLIN, August 26.-one corps OF thl. First and
Second Armies still confront Bazainc While the
remainder OF the Prussians have marched on Pa RE
The French stories that the Prussians were checked
yesterday between Cha!ons and Verdun are false
Ezw PRUssIAs ARMY.
A fourth army, under the command OF a. Prince
ROYAL OF SaxOny, " forming to cooperate WITH the
third arm, in the movement on Paris. Col Yerdy,
bearer OF Sag Of truce and trumpeter, were nred
upon they approached the walls Of Metz, and
both were wounded.
THE BYYECr OF rHs SHELLS AT srRAsBoUa0.
Accounts from Strasbourg represent that the
Faubourg National has suffered severely from the
ERE OF the bcsiegers II is reported that the Outhe.
drai is slightly damaged, but this is doubtful The
open town Of Kehl. the German aide Of the
Rhine, has been nearly iazed to the ground by
shells thrown by the French from Strasbourg.
THE KING on rns BArrLxFIRLD.
ri. K,n1 ~ prns.,. ,.n ,Ls h,,,,aaa,a =, p..
vile at o'clock in the afternoon. As he passed
through Gorze lie was attended by Moltke Trcchou,
varIv PIN. Fr.1.,icL C,,r,os ,na NJ. =,
Noch,enhnr, and Conn, Kpkison
Cn,n, von p,.D,,,c,, .ho' o,r,,r,n, 49,. All,
o,,a,,,. o ,,. oar,,aa. Nil, c. sh.,.,'
not to DO found when asked for by the King, and
did not come in until dusk.
.no,n,. y,,.c, o. ,,,,,,.,.,,
,, 49,, =, '"'
a.. a",n ,,a ho,,,r,n,n,.n, - S,e.. ,As' u,o, 20
49, p....,a''. ,,a. Nan ,,oossa, r. 49,, ~, w
,a.n .s-, ha,,v d,,oo,o, Tho prn..I.n a,,,s,I
nos, Win m. s,ey, t,,in ia within Gvo hnnIra,
v.rds of the city walls. The walls have bocu terr,
b,v b,t,e,ed Several mayazines boxe o,oloaed in
,hs civ and at tho fort. Fires b,ve also hrol,en
" ' M, - "
out In different places The rruSsian losses have
been trining
LARGE PANT or THE CITY pKsrRoyyn.
LAh"h FAM W lhh 'iii D"S'hoiSo'
CARLsRUHE, Aug. 2G.-There WAS severe artillery
battle at Kehl and strasbourg on Wednesday night,
The sun., 1870-08-27
EKsrIYIrIEs Ar LONG BRANCH.
TIE Banquet and Ball TO the Ninth Mt the
Coniinrutal-Eish and Gen. Ryan among
the BelIes ht the Senaidc.

LoSG BRAscH Aug s6.-The ball given by the
Continental to tho gallant Ninth MAS a triumph
The immense dining room, whicn had been prof Fly
decorated with nags and syergrcens, could not con.
tain all the people who hocked into the place, and
hundreds surged into the drawing-room. After the
banquet, dancing begun with spirit to the music
IN ,he other rooms. The cottages were well repre-.
soGted, AMI there were delegations from all the
finest militia regiments, ihcudins the First, Sew.
en'h, Eighth. Twenty second, and Old Guard.
Col Fisk opened the. ball with Miss Hyans Of
New Orleans, and daucod eyeyy let with unnasging
zeal. The women are as 'elgted with him as the
men, aud say he IL an excallont dancer. The belle
OF tho evening was the beaBtiful Mrs. uclmboid
Lagangnin OF the Niennoise opera troupe, was
present, also theiVioomte de Laroqueite.
Col Ryan, OF the Cuban insurgents who was ar.
rssted, got bail At once and came dawn IN tie
Branch, to be at the BAH His chief OF stuff was
vsth him and his brother.
The sun., 1870-08-27

Pka", Aug. 26.-Thc JournnI QDoel pub
iishsd Admiral wiiianmczs declaration OF blockade
or tie Baltic coast OF Germany
The horite,r announces that the time for which
German ves'ei going to or from certain ports were
exempted from seizure has expired, and all YES.
sells belonging TO the hostile powers viii be made
prizes OF war wherever found
The loss to German commerce by the French
blockade is about million dollars a dav.
Several rich prizes have b. en- taken By the fleets
in tlIo Channo! and the Baltic.
FORMIDABLE FLESCH InoS-cLAD
DovER England, Aug. "a formidable iron clad
ram, armed With two enormous guns, passed this
port undor the French fas at 1890 this forenoon,
sieamng eastwardly.
The sun., 1870-08-27
En2lnnd,, MIIItnr, Actiritr.

LONDON, Aug. 26.-1hero is great activity in
the British armories ana navy yards. 1t is rumored
that British artillery had been ordered from Ply.
mouth TO Antwerp.
The Tunes hst's, and other London journals, are
almost maudn In their expressions OF sudden sGec-
'ion for Prussia. but hey misrcpresent the average
resolution Of the Ens'ish people.
The Standard says, however. that II thinks It secs
signs the part Of tho 7Smes Of preparations to
change sides.
Immense quantities Of American cured meats are
shipped from liverpool TO France
The sun., 1870-08-27
HORSE NOTES.

Mr.. Jones, OF New York, has a tourin.hsnd, old
stage horses very styli.h The footnAn like the
driver, 10 n French sYlnpathizcr.
q. w. Cottrill, the lawyer, drives worry handsome
team OF blacks Patchen stock, very stylish. lie has
negro iootnan and u coach dog.
N. Jules Abreca.is, . wall street banker has
aiso Iourn'hand ali bays, yesy stylish. lie drives
himself has two While footmen, Rngshnlen, In drAb
livery
james Andrews. jr,, the millionaire. has the most
interesting turnout at Long BrAleh, II Is fourth.
blacks The haruasi-n marvel OF beauty IN itscL
cpating threc thousand dollars. Mr. Andrews drives
himself although to has black driver. AMI two foot
drab livery. The horses are the fastest fouTn
hand at tho BT TaEck.
The sun., 1870-08-27
an AUSTRIAN WAR DESPATCH.

Immense German Losscs-A Rishy Story
Concerning IN Demonstration In. Berlin.
PRAcun, Aug. 26-One Of the journals Of this
ity publishes letter OF Its Berlin Corresponds deut
dated Aug. 10, from which extracted the follow.
ing items:
We are persuaded here that efforts are making
to conceal the fact that the Prussan army lost 50.
riousy in the battles Of the 18th and16th. The do
tails furnished here are not credited.
IL II Openly asserted that the losses so great
that the army Is disorganzed and not able TO ad-
vance, which will allow the French time to gather
immense strength causing the Germans to nay dear
ly for their first successes. Yesterday demons sra-
tion was made before the palace. Crowds assembled
demanding to know the news. What the Queen
informed them In reply worse than was al
ready known. The crowd then dispersed slowly,
uncouyincel and dissatisfied
The sun., 1870-08-27
FLASHES FROM TINE OGEAS CAnLKa

Tho China and Columbia have arrived out.
The report OF a quarrel betyosH Con Prim aas
Behor Zoola |. contTadicted.
The Panama and West India Gable Companys
steamer Daca arrived IN the bay of santiago Cuf
yesterday afternoon.
the ship Shu,emue rom Curdin, the bark. qos
ner Irom Bremen, william trolns Cardiff, Tidal Wavs
from Glasgow, and Z. X. Wcld0n from CArdcnAs, aud
Gag Delmar from POr,.lu'Platte, eJrNed last night
The sun., 1870-08-27
The Violation of the Flag of Truce.

On AUG. 10 farm house on the field was filed
with French wounded Our surgeons were so busy
they could not Immediately attend to them. and
Col. Verdy, with nsg OF truce. went to the enc.
mys lines 10 request the French to send surgeons
10 the sufferers.
As he approached waving the nag. he was hred
upon as before reported, and his mission OF human.
ity was defeated.
A similar case occurred at Narsal where the be.
seiscd fired on 1as which Brought a summons to
surrender.
There arc now $1,000 French prisoners OF war in
Germany.
The sun., 1870-08-27

international law, and declare that we shall be
hence orth In the impossbiity of sending hlgs OF
truce to nation whose soldiers have lost in Africa
China, and Mexico, all recollection OF the usages OF
civilized warfare. (signed Won TITLE.
The Department of Marne from Chalons TO Vas
sy. Is under The control Of the Prussians.
The sun., 1870-08-27
LONG BRANCH INCILENTs.

The Hon. WIN. Rogers has returned 10 the Branch
While Adjutant Edgar Athen OF the Ninth was
tag along Occan avenue, Long Br anch. yest.rday
evening. his horse rap into DicGel's stable, where
hM heen hired. IL could not be gct out again. The
Adjutant walked IN consequence.