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ENGLISH W4RDESPATCHES ES.

Vhe Crown Prince Going for Pnris-Bszains
Bottled Up Near Metz Losses Ofthe Sax axOn
Troops Napoleon Running around France
in Disguise.
LONDON, Aug. 24.-Private advices from Paris
received b. mail contain the following intelligence,
aaled Mondiy ,22l:
~ Clhlons correspondent says the Crown Prince
~ otfru'sa IL near st. Dizer and going towards Paris
WIN one hundred and Gny thousand men II Is un-
serla'n whether they will be able to avoid fight
peore going iurher. The Prussisn officers do not
believe that Paris will resist
IhoY expect insuTection win follow on the
approaca OF the Prussian army, which will result in
the displacement OF the present French authorities,
Nhen peace may Le easily guaranteed. They say
,le war Will be purposeless if these points cannot
us euected. The Emperor Is At hontmedon tnoog
"''o Committee OF Defence has been organized
HAcnAHos AND RAzAISH.
obseurity still surrounds Marshal MacMahon's
movements The reports are contradictory. It Is
reported here that Bazaine is still at Metz. and that
metz Is Isolated that MacMahon is still at ChAlons
lno' 'trnel and has not gone TO reinforce Bazains.
"- N'-"ch s.sArt that the Prussiaps Nre In strong
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Ren,os closed at COfr Soc
The cadets at West Point break camp on the 3ist
Several lives were lost at fire in Rotherhiiho os
Tuesday night.
The Frenchmcn OF San Francisco will remit 80.
700 monthly to France for the war.
The Illinois Press Association arrive in Montreal
Yesterday, and were received by the NJ yor and city
Council.
The steamer Neversink ran aground north Of Siu
Certes Light at o'clock yesterday morning, HcI
freight has been removed.
Two Tyne crews, six In number, are in Montreql
with four boats, They start NJ for acnc anl &c
into training, The st. John crew are m training Al
St. John, n, ID.
The single scul two-mi'e boat race FOR 80 - is
at lowell on tho MerrmarE river Yesterday. between
7. g. Dutler OF Botton. j. " Sanders OF LOweIL
WAS won by the former.
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THE SITUATION IN PARIS.
Preparing for the siege-A mother Excitin,
Time in the Corps LcgisIatif-The Com
miitee o fPublic Safety-Ths French War

Preparing for tho Siege-A mother Exciting
Time in the Corps Legisiatif-The Conn
mittee o fPublic Safety-Ths French War
Loan.
known lady OF high social position here has been
arrested on charge Of conveying information to the
enemy, and is now imprisoned in the fortress OF
ViDcennes.
An English surgeon was taken to q guard. house
yesterday, on suspicion OF being spy; but on eI.
animation 1t turned out that no attached to the
field hospital service, and he was released. large
number OF farmers aro bringing their grain 10 the
Government storehouses
PARIS READY FOR The PRUssIAss.
The Constitutionna semioincislly says;
without entering into details We NAV afnrm that
gressng With wonderful rapidity and tie sian Of the
population is immense. The Prussiln papers repre-
sent thai Paris is not the Paris OF tie period between
1872 and 1915. They will discover their mistake.
The capital proves now as ever that she is the
heart OF France. She is ready to receive the enemy.
Neither spies nor battalions can break down the
walls Of defence which her danger has cemented
Should the Prussisns advance TO the ramparts OF
Paris they viii md ,hi. out The prOees: @ Of IN,
army has commenced.
PECULIARLY FRENCH SUGGESTION,
The proposition made by the Paris Figaro for
placing electric lights on the Paris fort1catons
seems TO meet with favor. Military authorities
mink the idea II good one, as the dazzle OF tile
lights will perpleI the besegers and aid the be-
seged.
The Garde Mobile and the sharpslIooters camped
around Paris are constantly drilled aud exercise by
competent ofhcers.
THE CONFIDENCE or TUE FRENCH.
1t is noticeable that the people here are growing
more and more confident as they learn how great
the measures OF defence are throughout the coun.
try, The false despstches published In the London
Itmes create intense indignation here among all
classes. One great effect of these despatchests to
Increase the determination OF the French 10 night
MORAL FRENCH CIT.
The battalion OF sharpshooters passing through
Paris last hight created great enthusiasm among the
spectators. The moral tone OF the city has vastly
improved. There Is less singing and shouting and
more volunteering. All the citizens are providing
themselves with arms. The wounded who return
from the field receive oyatlons and treated with
every attentpn.
rBE ORLEANS PARTY HOPEFUL.
The Orleans party are very hopeful The Princes
here watch events closely, and an agent Of great
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Tho BrooLIyn Bank ExpIo.ion.

The Brooklyn Central Bank failure has proved
sad smash up. Immediately after the explosion,
the Officers assured the depostors that they woz.d
get every dollar OF their deposits. II now seems
that the deposits were heavier than was at nrst
thought, amounting 10 over $500 OOO while some Of
the securities Lave proved nearly worthless. De-
positors efer to sell Tor seventy,are cents the
dollar, but fnd no takers Tie ofncers announce
that the stockholders must pay double the figure OF
the stock they had and loso both that and the stock
The total amount OF stock was t20o0Oo Of which
MT. PTuyn had 10000 II Is said that he cannot
pay the extra liabilities II Ia thought that $40 600
can be collected OF the stoc ckholders.
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The Puzzled Mayor Won O'Hn'I.

II the French are defeated finally in the seric,
Of battles raging on their soil, Mayor Won oIIa
will bumor The Germans by wearing unit, election
day an entirely new suit OF Prussiin blue; but u
victory settles on the forces OF Napoleon to please
the Irisn Patrick O'Hal will wear m entirely new
suit OF Paris green Under the conflicting news on
Saturday last Won O'Han changci his pantaloons
twenty seven times. Hereafter he will wear. pend
Ing the result OF the battles, pentalOons with ono
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NEW JERSEY.

In the Coates Parson case DR.. Lima has cen bail.
ed IN $1,000.
LloYd Gray. of ia Barrow street, Jersey City,
who had been twelve years baggage master the New
jersey Railroad is missing,
The Hackettstown mail train on the Morris and
Essex Railroad yesterday afternoon ran OF the trac
near ko,eyle station 10 Newark. and the locomotive
wGs spl4sbaA
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force on the west side OF Metz. The situation has
not materially changed since last Saturday, except
ths, the Crown Prince has hailed a, st. Dizier for
he purpose OF reinforcing the Frussisn centre and
right.
pAzAiss SURROUNDED, nur MS COMMUNICATIONS
INTACT.
Part. te,esrsms iust rsceivsd ber. seci,,. that
~ 's' .'o.i'ou '0ie U' '"''
"e'@ 'eiA'nS 'oo'''ou "a. 'no i'ues,sns na'o
Wv y" ."o o-'a V.'"'a 'o'
Montmedy and Metz that harshals Macmahon and
Bazaine are in daily communication, and that no
mediation hkeS 70 succeed unless napoleon taxes
the initiative.
xosr ros.rx,c.t yn,scu pxsp.rou
-, ,., -
Ia p,tr, reiterste, my speca, OF yesterd Az. that
MacMahon's forces are With or near Blzaine in the
Hrdennes mountains. But another aatbority re re-.
ports that IL Ia only 1.-THE army OF Chalons'-the
regularly located army there = that has Joined
Bizano, aud that the latter still keeps all his lines
| intact.
Bszane with satisfaction.
ruR pRussIAN SWAMI wEsr OF rErz
T,,o n NJ RI. ,o,ou,.. ...,.I -. nj,
-. A.. -. ,...,sN-.' ~, ".
=, -, "'- ''' WV
~. 1. ,-, ,..,, nm n.
strong on the we,t in that neIShbo,hood Gen
Fsiy, who was in command at Chalons, Is stili
'Here, ou, oy ihe new disposition Is superseded
beore CSsIons pMncMaSon m;,ss ~ avav ssv f,nm
| Chaonsl, with heavy detachments at ST. Meme.
| Ioud, Eerdun, and Reims hacMahon has 10 90
| nmmTnitiop and ariiIIeIv Tbe .b,poshoots,s are
| Fastening to Chalons.
| Is rAcxAuoy TRYING TO HELP bAzArSrf
| A report, emanating from French source states
that Marshal hacMahon with two divisions has LETT
the encampment a, Rems for Montmedy via Ne.
zieres with the intention OF forming junction with
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THE B.fTI AND BAT.

The Athletics OF BROOKLYN beat the Dunderborgs
at Peckskill on Monday by IS to 10
Actors from the principal theatres will play this
afternoon on the grounds at one Hundred aud Six.
teenth street and Sixth avenue
The Mutuals OF Syracuse were beaten BY tho
Rochtsters OF Rochester yesterday, by 81 to q and
the Exoelsors OF buffalo were beaten Oy the stars o
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THE CHERRY STREET noM1CIDE.
The Death OF McCaIi-Rum, Brutality, and
swim Retribution.

The Death OF McCRII-Kum, BrutRIItv, and
Swim Retribution.
Hugh Mccall died in Bellevue Hospital on
Tuesday afternoon. On the 18th inst. Mrs. Mathews,
OF pa Cherry street, was In the hall Of the house
when Mccall. who was drunk, insulted her She
took refuge in grocery store, whittier she was
going at the time Mccall accosted her. He fol.
lowed her and struck her with his fist. She seized
a hammer and struck him on the head
On her return to the house, Mccall, who was ly-
ing in wait knocked her dow n and kicked her " len
Patrick Mathews, her husband, who had arrived at
home In her absence, 1: defence OF his wi Q, who
was In an advanced state OF pregnancy, seized an
axe, and struck Mccall the head. the blade enter
Ing the brain.
Mccall was borne TO Bellevue Hospital, where he
died as stated. Mr.. and Mrs. Mathews are in
custody.
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PRUssIAN VAR DISPATCHES.

Pfaixburg stin Holds Out-Thc Siege Of
Strasbourg and Bomba rdment Of KehI.
SrurraARDr, Aug. 2.-The capltulation OF
Pfazourg, which was reported yesterday, has not
Jet been ofhcislly confirmed.
THE BURNING OF KEHL.
CARLsRuHE, Aug. A.-There is much indignation
expressed at the action OF the French garrison OF
strasbourg In firing at Kehl, . defenceiess town.
The commander at Kehl has solemnly protested
against Il,
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LOSSES by FIRE.

Mr.. Calhoun's storehouse In Rockaway was
burned yesterday loss, $4,000.
Daniel Demarests barn In South Orange was
burned on Tuesday loss, o., 900
The Htrdd and Mail ofhces and other buildings
were burned IN Union CITY, Mo-, on Saturday.
The Humboldt Hotel In Memphis and two nd.
Joining buildings were burned on Monday. Loss
S3OO00.
Heavy fires are raging In the woods along the
boundary Of New Brunswick and Maine. The harbor
of 81. Andrew was Illuminated ny them Tuesday
night. several villages In Charlotte county suffer.
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Address to the People Of the United States,
Issued by the Convention of Delegates
Representing the German Patriotic Aid
Societies OF the Uniou.

Societies OF the Union.
The address issued by the German delegates
OF the Patriotic Societies Of the Union comes down
rather heavily upon the Napoleonic dynasty styling
its system an immeasurabe lie, aud asserting that
military glory Is the only basis upon which It can
rest. The Napoleonic idea vas TO crush Germany
that France might dictate laws TO Europe.
France, however, the address asserts, IL torn
within isel II is TIE Emperor who goes to battle,
and his cause IL nccurscd, for he waRes most
groundess and aggressive war simply and solely for
the c1rpose Of patching up his crumbhng throne
fee his son with the blood OF the German nation.
Upon the German side alone battles people-a
people united and determined-ana Its cause is just,
for II defends It's honor and Its soil In this war the
King OF Prussia Is merely the leader, the unanimous
ly recognized leader of the nation. Ever since Ma
poleoh's declaration Of war united Germany sprung
into NE ree0sn,5g bVs one party IN ,hi, ednse
yiduals or parties may have scored No as between
themselves or against their rulers, the settlement
eomplished to prevsn, the graspnz hands o. the En-
peror OF Frnnce from seizng the reins OF Europe.
Tho question OF the Spanish crown was only an
ths results OF the battle OF ssdown. France was no
longer the first power in Europe, and Napoleon
bas, hs or aSs isnesl "er erSspes o which
basis OF American ,stitutions. Not one circum.
stance exists on ace mt OF which America should
reasons bespeak her unstnted and energetic sympa.
thy, far as the same can be extended without in
fringement Of the neutrality laws.
The agri cultural and commercial Interests OF the
United States demand . speedy and complete sue
cess OF the Germsn arms Germany has sent US,
until now, about 100000 emgrants per year. This
Transforming the wilds OF the West into blooming
landscapes, ceases entirely during the war. WHAT
an immense capital In money and labor Is withheld
from the United States simply because Napoleon
saw at to interrdpt the natural progress OF events
And only II Germany Is victorious, viii this capital
again direct its steady flow TO this republic III she
Is conquered and beaten In this struggle, then for
many, niany years but meagre stream OF German
money and OF German labor Will tend toward these
shores,
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WOODSTOCK, Aug. ga very heavy thunder
and rain storm last night allied tie river Themes to
overho wing. Near Beaoheryille cuvert was bro
ken, and part OF the Grelt Western Railway track
was carried away. The cars OF the steamboat eI-
press train going West were thrown OF the track
and considerable damage was doIe TO the cars, but
no lives were loat
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Riot In Fall River, Mns.,

PRovIprScs, Aug. A.-In Fall River where the
spinners are on strike, crowd OF about a thou
sand assembled noar Duriee Mil last evening" to as
sault the workmen as they came out as was done
on the previous evening The police could not dis.
perse the mob One or two Officers were knocked
senseess with stones. The FIRE department having
been called played water upon the crowd.
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OBITUAR Y.

JEstice Taylor, of Staten Island, died on the 21st
inst.
II. A. u. Ball prominent citizen OF virsinis, Ne
vada. died yesterday.
Charles \. Oakley q prominent citizen OF New
burgh. died on Tuesday night OF congestion OF the
brain.
Captain Bowen @. Lord, OF the Sanitary Police,
died last night at his residence, 35 West Goth lie
had been member OF the force nneen years, lie was
ahoui r va aFaO nj aye
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BROOKLYN

The Brooklyn Lathers' Society struck and won a.
per day or $50 per thousand yesterday.
Coroner Whtehill, Of Brook! n, yesterday con
cluded the inquest In the OF John T.. phean a vie.
Tim OF the recent collision between the Coney Island
steamboat NorwAlN and the schooner Lady Helen. The
testimony all through placedNne blame on the schoon
eT, and the Jury Tendered verdict agalnht her.
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Welcome TO the Rev. Father Boycc.

Last evening a good reception and wclcom,
home was given the Rev. Father Boyce pastor Of
St. Theress's, on Rutgers street. on his return
from the Ecumenical Council. The Rev. Hugh
Flattery the assistant pastor. pro. .ounccd an ad.
dross, to which Father Boyce replied. There
few churches which rejoice IN two more genial and
thoroughly Christian men as pastors than Father
Boyce and his assistant, or more descrvedly popu.
lar and beloved
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WILMINGTON NOTES.

Rear Admiral 0Hsson has relieved Rear Admiral
Radford IN command Of the European nect.
Mutilated bank nSes are redeemed according to
the degree OF mutllaton. An account OF the discount
has been kept which shows an aggregIJe up to the
present date Of tls56y3, which the Government has
thus saved all OF which has OF course the
pockets ot the bolders
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LONDON, Aug. 24-At the last advices NJ. Emile
olivier was in Switzerland denouncihg tho Majority
of the French Chambers for betraying him.
The Tynles to-day says, correcting itself, Madam
Canrobert and family are not In England.
Prussia has sent Bavaria ten millions In gold as =
subsidy
News OF French victory at present would cause
q panic In the stock market here.
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Following O,ua,v. Exum,,e.

The Fifteenth Assembly Dsu!ct Kepnb!icari
last night congratulated the Germans their vio
tories, and sympathzcd with tic French in tncir do
feat. They expressed no 6onIlmrv ~ on the Pats
gonian question, and were silent 4 o the r3laiiOni
OF the Khedive with the Suit an.
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ST.ITEN ISLAND.

A boat race over a course OF 2E miles, between
New brighton dock and West Brighton landing, was
Boat CuO. and Mr., John CI oshy an amateur. Mr.
Colhoun won by 80 seconds. Time ISM. 2is.
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE TOWN.
ClUGUT ON THE FLY M THE SUNS
UBIQUITOUs REP0RTERS.
Tho Seventh Ward Brennan Mons style .
Aroumeut.

Tho Seventh Ward brennan men's StyIe
Argument.
Last night at meeting of the Seventh Ward
M. T. Brennan Club at 6s East Broadway, sfter the
transaction Of some business, the delegates indulg
ed In q row, which threatened TO be very serious.
Mr.. n. Walsh and W. Long, OF boat racing notoriety
had dispute In regard to the proceedings, when
the former sought to enforce his views by blows
which, however were repaid with interest by the
latter A rough and tumble fight followed In which
the ba ckers OF each combatant participated with
hearty good will. The mile became general, and
black eyes, bloody noses, and cut heads were tue
natural results.
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.
Marshal Bazaine Still Floundering
in a PuSsian Net.
NacMahon Destroys the
ChalonS Camp.
Prince Fritz on the Road
to Paris.
reported Violation of Belgian Terri
tory by the Prussians.
Russia Alarmed at Prussia's
Russia Alarmed at Prussia's
Success.

, Tie following dre he latest despd,chcs re-
viped in The Sun office doioa TO 8 o'clock this
noraiag Later dispatches, u any, uiH bo
TiRted in a postscript
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What the French Fleet has Done.

The German frgnte. HerihA which hiss just hesn
captured By Prunrh weasel n light SCREW steamer
Of ~ cannon. which foupA herself In the Leyant AT
the time Of the declaration OF war by France. She
made several attempts to get into Of toe harbors
Of the Adriatic but finally caught by one of the
numerous French vessels that lay in wait. This Is
the drst prize OF any importance which the French
feet has secured. The total of its achievements
far consists OF fourteen merchant vessels captured
and one gun5oat run aground.
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the project OF allowing Prussia to forward her dead
and wounded through Holland, Lu1emburg, and
Belgium. They take the grounds that the Prussians
once using neutral territory for humane purpose,
would soon learn 10 bring forward through the
same avenue, provisions munitions OF war, ana re-
endorsements.
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM REFUSE.
LONDON, Aug. A.-The question Of the trans
portation home OF the Prussian oead and wounded
through the United States OF Holland, BELGIUM, and
LuIemborg has assumed some importance. II was
stated at nrst that the neutral great powers had
asked the privilege Of the Governments Of Holland
and Belgium, but It seems now the request erigi-
mated with Prussia herself Holland refused. and
Belgium has replied that such consent on her part
would undoubtedly be construed by France as
equivalent to an act Of hostility.
rus rRussIAs CONTRADICTION.
Ldter.-I have tho highest authority for contra
dieting the statement OF the French that the Pru,-
SLAMS had sought permission from the French to
transport their wounded TO and through LuIem-
bourg.
The French insist on this IS an implied admission
OF defeat WHAT happened was this. The Prussian
Go ovctnment applied to know whether they would
consider the transport OF wounded men through
Luxembourg = violation OF its neutrality
The English Government asked the French au-
thoriiies whether they objected. The French re-
Piled yes because 1t opens Prussan railways to the
unrestricted transmission OF troops and supplies.
Prussia rejoins: u" Threc.nnhs OF the wounded we
want TO send are French. II you object, we mus,
attend to our own first; military trains capa
bic OF being employed for the wounded"
Mr.. Gi adstone favors the Prusslan view, but Mr.
Hammond, Under Secretary OF the Foreign once
opposes 1t on technical grounds. and II the French
-. q ~.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 24-The st. Petersburg
Journal denies that Russia Is committed to prevent
the dismemberment Of France, As has lately been
published. She is, however, certainly unfavorabls
to that measure, but regards the agitation Of that
question a. premature.
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rhe Effort of the suns Correspondent "a
Reach Bnzainc's Camp-The Marshal Il
aPrnssian n Trap VI nc cMahon's Last NJ owe
mcnt.
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The War on the Occan-Innetivity OF the
French FIeet-Engiand at Work on her
Martcllo Towers.


swTsrMrND, Aug. H.-It Is said that the French
Squadron In the Baltic has In Its service an exre'
rienced English Captain and Danish skipper. The
French have also secured pilots BY the promise Of
splendid rewards.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-02
OH sonthern Heroes.

We read, 3 short time since, in a South
ern magazine, hitherto unpublished let
ter from General Nash. Who was Gen
Nash Perhaps we may have intelligent
readers who cannot answer the question.
He was Southern General, Francis
Nasb, of North Carolina. But he fell
where the streets Of Philadelphia pow
run, Sighting for the deliverance Of our
city. The battle of Trenton postponed,
but did not avert the capture of Philadel.
phis, and the battle of Germantown was
another gallant dash at the invaders.
The unsuccessful, but undismayed Amer
lean army drew off, and in buryinp
their dead they inferred General Nash
at Kalpsville, ia Montgomery county.
There ia a monument over his grave there,
and it says: In Memory Of General
Nash, of North Carolina, MORALLY
wounded at the battle of Germantown.
Here inferred October, l777, in the pres.
ence of the army here encamped." An
other Southern man who fell by bis side
in that battle, needs no monument to pre-
serve bis name. A strange caprice oil
fortune has made it immortal Who has
not heard of "Buncombe," and while free
legislative government lasts, we shall
hear it. Colonel Edward Buncombe fell
at Germantown and in North Carolina,
his native State, county was named
after him In later time Representa-.
tive from in Congress excused his ir-
relevant tediousness by the svowal that
he was not talking to the House, be was
talking for Buneombe." Aud this joke
did more to perpeiuate the name than
the glorious death Of the patriot who bore
it. Such is fame Philadelphia Age
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FOREIGN.

PARIS, February l.-Rumors of the
death of the Pope are again currest to-
day. 1; is sseeriained, however, that
his Holiness has been afflicted with an
epileptic St, and is not regarded as being
dangerously i'll.
There has been q remarkable increase
in cases of smallpox within the past few
days.
Yesterday sharp debate occurred in
the Corps Legislatif on DEGREES for tenn
porarily admitting iron and cotton
fabrics. On a vote being taken, the
Government was sustained.
LONDON, February 1.-The share
holders of the Auglo-Americsn Company
held meeting yestesdsy to consider the
scheme for smslgsmstion with the
Frerch Cable Company, projected some
time ago. Matters were postponed. and
will be subjected to vote at another
meeting.
The Russian loan, recently put on the
market here, is great success.