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rttory OF France marching distance OF ten miles
on French soil.
This force succeeded in driving in the advanced
posts OF the French ('eneny'') ami destroying the
railroad between strasburg and Lauterburg.
along which II supposed that Marshal Mac
Mahon was preparing to advance on the Prusslan
army.
The French loss IN this AFFAIR u heavy.
The Prussians took many prisoners.
PrussInn Assault on n Division Of MacBIahon's
Corps-Thc Crown Prince Of Prussia In Ac.
tion-A Bayonet Charge and Prussian Vic
tory-A French General and Two staff
OGcers KilIcd-A French Camp and Many
Prisoners Taken.
CARLsRUaE, August 4-Night.
The latest dispatches from the army state that the
Prnssian victory the French in the engag enent
reported today was q very decisive one.
The Prussian troops which were engaged in it
wero regiments of the Fifth ANA Eleventh army
corps, with the Second army corps OF Bavaria,
commanded by tho crown Prince OF Prussia In
person.
On the French side was General Douay's division
OF MacMahon's army corps stationed at weissem-
burg.
Gels nlll In the rear OF Weissemburg, was car
ried by storm at the point OF the bayonet by the
Prussians after an obstinate resistance.
The general In command OF the French, In the alb
sence OF Douay by death, was killed. with two
officers Of his staff.
The French encampment was taken. One piece Of
artillery was captured. Five hundred wounded
men, including many OF the French tnrcos fell into
the hands of the Prussians.
On the German side General Kircnbach was
wounded.
The Prussian Grenader Guards, with the Fiftieth
regiment OF the Prusslan) line, suffered severely.
Prussian Army Guard oi Beriin-The French
Threat Of Eufry--fattle Details from Saar.
bruck.
BERLIN August 4, 1870.
The onicers OF the Union Club, Of this Guy, have
accepted a large wager, offered by NJ. Thomas. or
Paris, that the French will be in Berlin on the 10th
OF August
A Prussian reserve OF one hundred thousand men
Is encamped IN front Of Berlin.
Forage is scarce ia the Rhine provinces, and the
Pruss,an horse Is suffering severely.
The Prussian government furnishes the following
account, more in detail, OF the affair at Saarbruck
A feeble garrison held Saarbruck until the French
deplOyed and advanced lii three columns. The
Russians then retired to position north of tho
town 10 observe the enemy. In spite Of the free
by the French or mitraeuses. artillery and Chasse
pots our losses were only two Oflcers and seventy
men. The loss OF tile French appeared to be more
serious. Our troops were admirably cool.
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A RAILROAD OUTRAGE.

About eight O'Clock yesterday morning o German
named Hermann Pietzner presented himself at the
police station ut Treuton, N. j., with his head and
face terribly disfgared Or. Rogers was immedi.
ately sent for and, on the wounds being properly
cared for, the following sud story was ELECTED nom
the patient:--it appears that Pietzner LETT Omaha
reaching New York. where he expected to
receive q free passage 70 Europe as u recruit
FOR the Prussian army On reaching Philadelphia
his money was all spent, and not being able to pur-
chase ticket he went aboard Of the freight train
hiding himself between two cars. About three
O'Clock yesterday morning he was discovered by the
conductor on nearing Trenton, N. j., and pitched
overheard while the cars were moving al the rate OF
six or eight miles an hour Fortunately he sustained
no injury beyond severe cut IN the head, nom
which he is likely to recover
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NewiOunMand Pleading for Pr0tccftOu-An
Ancient Usage Wiped Out-Trade und Trade
Failure.
LONDON, August 4, 1870.
deputation from Newfoundland waited on the
Earl OF Kimberley yesterday ana asked that the
British troops now In the province be suffered to re-
MAN, as protection against possible Fenian at
tack.
The Minister returned discouraglng answer In
tmating that the colonies must rely upon them.
selves.
The ministerial white bait dinner ut Greenwich
the usual signal for the breaking up OF Parialpent
Will be omitted this year.
II Is sad that the Petroleum bill pending In the
House of Lords, II passed, Will prove almost fatal to
the trafnc.
cotton commission dealer OF Liverpool, said to
be well known in America has ned from the coun.
try. leaving liabilities TO the amount of 92O Ooo HIS
name IS not given.
place were nearly ready, and when they were sub
mitted the government would be prepared for de-
bate
The bill removing the political disabilities of clergy.
men was passed.
Various irish measures were advanced stage.
bill authorizing the effective organization OF the
milia forces OF the country was presented aud read
for the first time, after which the House adjourned.
In the House OF Commons tonight Sir G. s. Jen-
kiusou gave nOtlce tflat he should question the
eminent As to Its intentions with regard to Belgium
and the protection Of her Independence.
Mr.. Otway, Under Foreign Secretary, stated in
reply to question that the negotiations for the set
Element OF the Brazilian claims were progressing;
and In response to another demand objected to the
production OF old treaties with Powers for the
settlement OF Continental affairs declaring that the
modern policy OF the British government was non.
| Intervention therein.
The Ecclesiastical Tests bin was debated Mr.
| Newdegate airing his mo Poperyi sentiments.
| Other speakers opposed the bl the second read
ing OF which was finally permitted, with the object
OF giving 1t a thorough overhauling In committee.
The Foreign Enlistment bin was debated in com.
mIttee- An attempt to extend It's prohibitions to
selling or contracting TO sell vessels To belligeren,
| failed.
The amendments made by the House Of Lords T.
| the Education bin were concured ill., and The bin
| was passed.
Other measures returned from the Upper House
| were acted upon and the House adjourned.
meeting OF the Liverpool Chamber OF Commerce
has been called to consider the expedicncy OF peu
tioning the government 10 prohibit the expectation
/ Of arms aud munitions
In the House OF Lords tonight the Marquis Of Sa lis
| bury wished To know when discussion would be
| opportunc concerning the recent negotiations Of
England with foreign Powers. Earl Granville replied
thai the papers, with full details Of what had takel
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MEXICO.

Trial Of Nesrete-- Escobedo Elected Gsyer-
Of san Luis otasi--Rcvoiui on Din y
Loyui.
HAVANA, August 4, 1870
Advces from tie CITY OF Mexico to July 10 have
been received here.
The trial Of Negrete was In progress.
General Escooedo has been elected Governor OF the
state Of San Luis Potosl.
Pedro Martinez was on tue war path In TamaulIpas
and Vera Cruz
Porfrio Da2 continues loyal. He has no, heen
concerned In the Guatemalan invasion
Benitez, the robber Of churches has been sen.
enced 70 six years. Imprisonment.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpos MONEY MAaXgr.-LoNpos, August 5 p
M-Consos closed al ssI FOR money, ss>S FOR account
American securities closed quiet 1861 e2 1850 g. 1851
e& ten-fores, 'sn Railway stocks heavy Erie Ia.
Illinois, l0l Atlantic and Great Western 90. -
PARIS BoURsEPARts, August A. $50 p. The Boirsa
Ia buoyant kentes have advanced TO 61i. 65c
FRASKFoRT BoUasE. -FRasRFonT, August 4-Ampr,,
can securities frmer and higher F,etwenes 81 Tor
the issue Of 1862 80 -
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET.--LfvFgPooL Auqust a.
r. M--Cotton closed dull. Middng uplanda, I'D; mid
ding Orleans, sgd The saes Of the day foot un 500
bales including LOCO for speculation and EXPORT - -
HAVaE COTTON MARKrT.--HAvRE, August 4 Cotton
Tres ordinaire on the spot, opened al a6f.
LIVERPOOL PBovIsIoss MARKET.-LIyFRpocr Angus,
Al S0P. M.iard quiet. Pork quiet Bacon 6Jp 6d per
cwi for short ribbed middles -
LIVERPOOL PRpBrCE MAPHrT. -irvFRPooI, August
sP. M,Turpfntine bDs advanced 10 Ga tor spirits.
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MARYLAND.
Overissue Of stokk Of the Northwestern vir.
ginia Railroad Company.

Overissue o( st0f& Of the Northwestern vir-
ginia Railroad Company.
BALTIMORE, August a. 1870.
There were rumors yesterday or an over issue or
the stock OF the Northwestern virginia Railroad
Company, commonly known as the Parkersburg
Branch Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad which IL
leased and worked by the latter company. The
overissue IL stated In 1.-The morning papers TO
amount TO 100000, made by the secretary OF
the company, John J.. Crawford, who has
resigned his ONCE. The amount ut which
the Overissue Is fixed 10 supposition merely as
statement has been made by Mr.. Crawford, and the
directors OF the road have not concluded their cx-
animation. The Oyerissue IL all hypothecated In
Baltimore at about fifteen dollars ON tie share, the
par valne OF which Is nity dollars. Crawford, the
secretary or the company was the confidential clerk
OF the banking house OF Alexander Brown n sons
Tor many years. Ex-senator Van Wrinkle, OF West
trusted 20 the secretary blank certificates Of stock
bearing his signature.
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BELGIUM.

Parliamentary CaiI-.steamsLip service to
New York.
BRUSSELS, August 4, 1870.
Tue Chambers are called to meet on the slh inst.
ANTWERP, August L. 1870.
Proposals for new weekly steamer service be.
tween Antwerp and New York, 10 take the place OF
that recently performed by the North German.
Lloyd and the Hamburg American Company with
drawn on account Of the war; have been opened to
bidders. The Belgian government says 1t IL pre-
pared TO accept the first satisfactory Offer.
M. Jacobs has been appointed Minister OF Finance,
and the Baron d'AnethaD adds the charge OF the
Department Of Public Works al interim 10 his
other duties as President OF the Council aud Minis.
ter Of Foreign Affairs.
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PRUSSIA.
SPECIAL KILOGRAMS 10 tn: H.a,,S

pfussinn Advance French seiI--Sev az.
Hishting-French Outposts Driven T., nm.
Railroad Destroy ed--lnars,ai araclrahon
Anticipated.
CARLsRuHg. August $3.50 PM
There has been severe lighting between I'M
Prussians and French at welssemburg both yes
p serday and to-day.
A large force OF Prussan troops advanced be-
tween Weissemburg and Laperbpr2 into tue ter.
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rOL,fieiL soTss.
Congressional Nominations eciina,inns and
Spccuiatlons.

ILLINOIS.
The Republican Congressional Convention OF the
Eighth Illinois district nominated Colonel Jonathan
Merriam, OF Tazewe county on the lS1th ballot
The district Is republican and now represented by
John Beatty, republican.
The Democratic Congressional Convention OF The
Tenth Illinois district met al Corblnville on the 3D.
and on the seventh ballot nominated Judge Z, +.
Rice, OF Montgomery county. The district Is demo
cratic and s now represented nv Truman H. uoae.
democrat.
The REPUBLICAN Congressional Convention at Mon.
roeviI!e, ONO, on The 80 INST, nominated Charles
Foster, Of Seneca county, from the Ninth Onto dis
tict. The district Is democratic and Is now repre-.
sented by Edward r. Dickinson, democrat.
NEW YORK..
Hon. A. u. Iahin trep.), representative from The
New York Twentieth district declines repomina-
ton In 4 letter, IN Which he says
My service in Congress has compelled me TO forepo
all pursuits OF profit, and those ACQUAINTED az Won
are with my personal aairs need not be told OF the
necessity which fOrbd5 longer neglect OF obligations
TO those dependent upon me. without my going
further, You viii see that party duty personal in
terest coincide IN suggesting my withdrawn from The
canvass.
vIEGIsIA
Alta republican convention held on the Sd inst IN
Portsmouth, Va James IL. Pratt. dr.. present mem.
Der OF Congress from the Second district was nopl
mated by nearly unanimous vote for reelection.
Judge Alexander Riyes Is proposed as the radical
candidate for Congress from the Lyncbburg district
General William Terry, or Wythe county is the
conservative candidate for Congress from the Viz
glnia Eighth district. lie succeeded Stonewall
Jackson In the command Of his famous brigade aud
Is universally esteemed high toned and honora-
BILE gentleman and a strOng friend OF the Union.
WYOMING TERRITORY.
The republicans held u meeting Monday. LIST inst
at Cheyenne Wyoming Territory, 10 select delegates
TO a territorial convention TO be held ut Laramie
City soon FOR The purpose Of nominating delegate
TO Congress. The session was stormy and the result
was unsatisfactory TO many republicans who declare
their intention OF voting the democratic ticket. Tho
Territory is nov represented by S. f. Nuckolis demo.
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MiSSiS slPpl.

Hiiscegenrtiou W. Hiah Liie-NIarrtage Of "a
White state senator 10 "a CoIored Woman.
JACKSON, August 4, 1870.
An unusual event occurred mere last night In the
marriage Of Albert T. Morgan twhite) q republican
Senator in the Mississippi Legislature to Miss
Carrie Highgate (colored). The ceremony was per.
formed by colored minister. The couple lett i'm.
mediatey for Cleveland, Ohio, Mr.. Morgan's former
home via Louisville. The affair naturally creates a
sensation In the community. Morgan is a lawyer of
some ability, Ia or temperate habits and was
colonel OF g Michigan regiment OF the federal army
The bride Is OF a decidedly dusKy nue.
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TBE DEAJH OF GENERAL D0UAY.

A special telegram reports the sudden death by
apopexy OF General Douay, OF rhe French army. A
similar report was telegraphed from London some
days ago, but was subsequently denied. There are
two generals Of the name Of Douay In the French
army, one OF whom has until recently been an aide.
de.camp on the staff Of the Emperor (P. Douay)
while the other &c. Douay) has been In command of
the seventh Territorial division, with be8dquarters
at Besancon. Neither OF these officers has partlcu
larly distinguished himself In war.
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Died.

McQUADE.--On Thursday evening August 4, Of
consumption MARY, the beloved wife OF James
McQuade, aged 81 years, native OF kulaDunick.
county Tyrone. Ireland.
May her soul rest In peace
The relatives and friends OF the family are rcspec-
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from ST. Column.
bias church, West Twenty fifth street. ON Saturday
morning at ten O'Clock, when n solemn requ,eIu
mass Will be held. Her remains Will DC iDterreI in
Calvary Cemetery.
Boston papers please copy
fFor Other Deaths see TY,ird Pags.l
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Pc.ilics in Cnlicprni.

The sacramento record thinks that Ron,ualdo Pa
checo, native Californian or Mexican, and Eupsne
l.. sullivan, who does no credit to good Irish name
are the two most prominent radical candidates for
Governor. Pacheco can throw rata, ride bues
ing horse ana pick q guitar He IL mentioned in
20 catch the Creaser vote IN the lower coun.
ties. sullivan mas money, and he might possibly
catch few or those enemies To themselves aud foes
to their adopted country, radical Irishmen. But
luckily tho breed IA scarce.
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Conservative Congressman Elected la The
Raleigh DistricI-Tho Legislature Claimed
by the Conservatives.

kALHlGu, August a. ib!p.
Election returns are exceedingly mcagrc so
FAR; only the precincts on the telegraph
lines have been heard from, mostly iAdi-
eating reduced republican maioriues. Tue
conservative candidate fol- the district claims bis
election by one thousand majority. II Aamance,
one OF the alleged insurrectonary districts tie
election passed or quietly, ana was conducted in
the usual manner.
Tue prisoners about forty In number were
moved 10 ianceS vile yesterday, where The others
are thus dcprving them Of their vote In Aamance,
which has gone republican by reduced majority.
owing TO the lack Of telegraph communication with
the western portlon OF me state IL VIII be several
days before the result OF the election Is ascertained;
but 40 lar IA beard from the cons ervatves Claim
three or the Congressman, increase OF
two. and majority in both branches
OF the Legislature. There are Increased maortes
III all the former conservative counties, with cor
responding reduction the republican counties
The Congressional vote Ia the district where Gle
nsurrectionary counties Is closer aud the result
doubtful.
IL Is stated that $685. OF the special
tax fund levied To pay the interest tue repuiaied
railroad bonds has been paid out OF the treasury Tor
the equipment subsistence and pay OF The two regi-
ments OF State troops now operating IN Caswell aad
Alamance counties.
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PORTUGAL.

The Spanish Crown Asein-RadicaI Agitation,
LISBON, August 4, 1870
II Is reported that Dom Fernando has accepted a
prefer Of the crown OF Spain.
Manifestations have recently been made against
the Duke dc saldanha IN this city and at oporto.
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DENMARK.

Cabinet Nentrslity--The People FOR France.
CoPENHJGEs. August q, 1870.
The Danish government still struggles hard to
preserve neutrality but the popular excitement Is
intense, and perhaps ungovernabe. The sympathy
for France among all classes Is very marked
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WESTERN RAILWAYS.
Election or Directors Of the sioux City wud
Pacific RailrOsd--RSck Island and 81. Louis
Kailroad bonds.

NHICAGO, august I 1870.
meeting OF the stockholders " the Sioux City
and Pacific Railroad Company was held at Cedar
Rapids yesterday ami the following gentlemen
were elected directors:--J. ]. Blair and D..
T. Blair. New Jersey; w. +. Gndden Oaxes
Ames and +. NicEerson. of Boston: W. W.
Walker Charles L. Walker and George Douglass,
OF Cedar Rapids, ard II. y. Cremton, OF Pennsyva.
MA The report Of The earnings of the road Tor the
year ending June 80 fools mp S3,342 l0s.
Judge Porter to-day. at Monmouth, H., granted "A
preliminary Injunction restraining the issue vi ar
rem county bonds to the Rvckord Rock Island and
ST. Louis Railroad 10 The amount or $40 900 This
causes mnct excitement among the friends OF the
road
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q "
yesterday before Justice Rely. They will be exam.
med ON wednesday next.
Ellen THOMPSON, an inebriated prisoner IN one OF
the cells OF the Eighth precinct cut down by the
doorman yesterday from hanging situation. She
fastened portion OF her dress around her neck and
made fast the other end to the grating OF the cell door,
Lille was almost extinct when she was discovered 4
AT an early hour yesterday morning the barge
Atlantic, Captain Henry Hand, lying at the dock
near the Fulton ferry, was during the temporary
absence OF the skipper" boarded by river prates
the latter broke into the cabin and burst open Cap
tam Hands trunk rom which they helped them.
selves and then made on,
The Inspector OF Boilers, Thomas r. Powers, re-
ports having examined 800 boilers during the past
quarter. There were ESQ applicants for permits TO
take charge OF boilers, Of which number ls2 were
found qualified The certificates OF two engineers
have been revoked and one proprietor was fined
fifty dollars for employing an unlicensed engineer.
10 is p roposed by several OF the depOsiiors OF the
Central Bank to obtain counter order from the su-
preme Court removing Mr.. John II. Spader as re-
ceiver aud placing the matter In the hands or the
Board OF Directors. There appears, however TO be
confidence iet in the assertion that the depositors
Will all be paid III tull; but n will be several days
perhaps weeks, before such settlement can be
made.
Mr.. James Luckey was aroused from his sumbers
on Wednesday night, ut his residence No. 400 Cum.
berland street, by the loud barking Of dog which
lie keDt in the yard. Aiming himself with q pistol
he proceeded TO the lower part OF the house TO
tigate the cause OF the alarm. lie was somewhat
startled upon descending the basement stairway at
Dehoding two men leisurely making their exit
through the open door, He did not pursue them
it was subsequently ascertained that the house
breakers, for such the fellows were, had effected an
entrance by Ing piece out OF the panel or the
door, through which, by tDrusting the hand they
enabled ho q and unlo tl,n
door, the Key being IN the lock upon the inside.
There was nothing missed by Mr.. Lucky.
George w. Baker, Jr., was arrested yesterday
afternoon and locked up IN the Sixth precinct sta.
ton house answer a charge OF assault ana bat.
terry preferred by his father ex.Alderman Baker. OF
No. 229 Even street, g. ID. The arrest OF Young
Baker, who Is known 10 be rather fast, gave rise to
alarming reports, one Of which was that he had az
tempted 10 murder mis- father wnle the latter was
In the act OF rebukng him for having stolen proper
~ In his possession Nothing Of the kind occurred
according 10 the statements OF both son and father
The latter says that he caused the arrest OF the
young man because he abused his sister, and the
young man retorts that his father does not know
what he says, as he Is nearly always under the
Gnence OF whiskey and chloroiorm.
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POR

FORMULATION Of Neutrality.
LISBON, August T. 1870
The Gazette, Of this city, officially publishes the
decree OF neutrality on the part or Portugal the
Franco Prussian war.
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Kpox's Productions Arc Notable, and isry
much nv Gentlemen here. We tempted Z,
believe that taste. science and sS naye heaped al
o. the heads OF other people. therefore pro-
claim him benevolent eminent halter aud an on
htencd citizen he "a author the most popular Nals
aud they may be procured at No. sc Broadway.
Rnynl Havana L0ttcry.--Prixes Paid in Cola.
Information FURNISHED The highest paid fo poub.ols
ard All kinds OF Gold and SILVER.
TAILOR CO.. BANKERS Is wsa stree. ny
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HUNG

Ncutrni-ln Accord with Austria.
PEsrH, August 4, 1870.
The Diet Of Hungary yesterday emphatcaliy de.
clared In favor Of Austrian neutrality In the Franco
PrussaD war.
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SPAIN.


MADRID, August 4. 1870.
highly enthusiastic meeting was held early this
week, at which the Society for the Abolition OF
Slavery revived ana recognized Senior Castelar,.
was elected president, aud Senior Julio viscarronoo
secretary.
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Frank Sellet was arrested on suspicion OF burgla-
rlcnsly entering the grocery store OF George Sell,
at Bay Ridge l.. !. He was committed.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Ponce Paragraphs and General Metro
politan News Gossip

Ihe Following record win SHOW tho changes "a tns
Nmpelaufe Tor the past Jwenty-folr hours IN
comparison win the corresponding day Of last
pharmacy. HERALD Building broadway, corner 0r