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LATEST LABOR NEWS.

At the convention OF the BROOKLYN trade uuionS
last evening, Ncssrs. Moran and Kennedy were an
pointed TO wait ON the Superintendent OF the East
llNet Brdgc concerning the eight hour iaw.
The Brooklyn Dry Goods Clerks Early Closing
Association dissolved their association last Cyeang,
ana gave SO which remained IN Their treasury % the
Soldiers aud sailors Orphans Fund, ths tir-uens
widow and ORPHANS Fund, and tie ssle.s Of the
Poor, at { curt aud Congress streets.
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The TribuIntien- or lhe Hartford and Eric.

BOSTON, July 2l.--At a meeting Of the stock.
holders of the Boston Hartford. and Erie Railroad
to-day, Mr.. Edridge, the President, said that two
inJunctions had been served upon the Company
one 10y the Court Of this county, and the other by
Judge THppan OF New York, TO restrain the ON
rany from any acceptance OF the acts OF Rhode
Island and Connecticut. The injuciions were broad
enough to cover the whole ground, and rs Presi-
dent Of the meeting he should decline to put the
question on the acceptance OF the acts. The meet
ing then adjourned for one Week.
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PARIS, July si-Evcning. -rhe rumors OF Russhs
intention Of joining Prussia gain greater credence
hourly
Couriers left to-day with dispatches for the Cabi.
nets OF Austria and Italy. II Is believed the En-,
peror demands the 'ulnlment by those powers Of tho
agreements already made TO stand by France
T. is said an order for the withdrawal Of tho
French troops from Rome will be issued on Monday.
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Eighth Ward Politicians Trying 90 save
lOunIerlciIer.

descent was made Oh "wednesday night by
Col Whitiey's detectives on the grocery aud saloon
OF John Brow lon 3)9 Broome street, and the ON
found 800 in counterfeit 9Js and q on the West
chester county National Bank. BrONdon was ttken
before Commissioner Shields, and held for eXami
nation ~ deflult OF bail one OF Col Wmlley's
men says that the politicians Of the Eighth Ward
beaded By one Foster are raising subscriptions 10
pay professional bondsman 70 give hail for the
prisoner, preparatory 10 his Night TO canada lhe
District Attorney was Informed Of the iact yoslcr
day and the -urolei II any are to De subjected 10
searching examination,
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The steamer Cuba, alias Hornet, arrived
here yesterday from Wilmington. Thi, vessel
w.s seized by the Federal Government for al.
legged violation Of the neutrality laws and sub.
sequeu,ly released because the char yes on which
she was seized could not be proved ~ the time
Il her seizure, an order was scnt to the Deputy
Marshal 10 sell all pcrishab'c material on board.
This order was cxecl'ed BY Mr. ]. H. NgFF OF
Wilmington, who is at once Deputy Marshal, bar
keeper, and ship chandler. lis notions of ar
licles Of pershable nature were very peculiar.
We append list Of all the articles. their cost to
the owners of the Hornet, the price at which
they were sold BY Mr.. NEfP to his colleague, and
the price which the owners paid for such Of them
as they were enabled to buy back from hun WHOM
the vessel was released. Suffice it to say tia,
the hull rigging, masts, and machinery were all
tha, were surrendered. The vessel had been
stripped Of everything which in Mr.. MR.
opinion WAS porshaIlc, sails. awnings, powder,
&c, &c. We enumerate the following articles
which prove what fearful climate Wilmington
must BE- cursed with il such things are likely 20
decay there:
A steam engine belonging to lighter, which
cost $sQ), WAS bought BY M NLrF for $500, and
rcso'd by him for $500. Two chronomc,crs, which
cost $500, fetched so, AMI could not b, repu.
chased. A patent log, cost 800, brought Sl5o.
Sails and awnings which cost $1,000 went for
{2oo-noi to be found. Provisions viii, cost over
1900 sold for $50. The copper tanks fJr pow
DIR, which cost lc.t upward of .l0l' wore ,.ivca
aw.y, thrown into Tie price of tha powder TIE
tables, sofa cushions, and l'ylins-e'afsts Of t.e
cabin, all had been carried oil. althJu "a not Ia
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The burden imposed on the smaller prov
inces of the Dominion of Canada by their con-
nectiOn with the Dominion Is demonstrated by
Mr.. C. F. Bennett, with great force and clear
ness, in recent letter to the CAyoaicle Of ST.
Johns, Newfoundland. Mr.. BESSErT shows that
last year Newfoundland raised by taxation 9l77,-
065 the whole Of which was expended in the
province for local purposes. Had the province
been part of the Dominion, and the same
amount been raised, ESQ, 900 of it would have
gone to be spent IN Canada, and $50. 900 would
have had to be raised in addition to meet current
local expenses Besides, the Dominion has a
stamp tax and an income tax, aud an unlimited
power of adding other taxes at pleasure Once
IN the Dominion, too, the citizens Of Newfound-
land might be called TO do military duty far away
from their homes, in wars in which they had no
interest Mr.. BEANETy's arguments appear TO be
uuanswelablc, and viii no doubt have great in
huence IN defeating the anne Gaon Of Newfound-
land TO the Dominion.
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Gen. DOM PATT, writer distinguished
for his moderation and reserve, inquiries in the
Cincinnati Commercial why Cuban patriots in.
sist upon doing the greater part Of their fighting
in New York instead Of in the neighborhood
Of Havana. 1t is, no doubt, unlueky for these
patriots that Gen. PIATr is not their chief com.
manderi but as they do very little fighting in
either Of the localities he mentions, we are un.
able to see the precise force of his inquiry. IT,
however, Gen. PIArr will go to the Eastern De.
partment of Cuba, to the Csmaguey, or to the
country about the Cinco Villas he will see tight
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A Spanish telegram was received from
Havana yesterday, which states that the Govern
ment is in receipt of favorable dispatches from
the Eastern Department.
We refer our readers TO q very interesting and
detailed letter FROM Santiago dc Cuba, 4th inst
which will enable them 10 Judge Of the probable
truth Of the Telegram referred TO,
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Nothing is more refreshing, in this hot weather,
than drinking Schultz & Walkers uerated. waters,
They are OF all kinds, selIzeT, Vichy, Kissingen,
plain carbonic acid aud the rest Put up in neat
aud easily managed slphOn bottles, they are hsndy
TO have In tho house, and most welcome add ition
TO ones dom este stores
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W1SIfISGTON NOTES.

james +. Incline was yesterday nominated by nc
scy ClIy.
The President has appointed De =. Rindoluh
Rem and WIN. y, Armstrong Inspectors 70 examine
the accounts OF United states Consuls abroad.
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THE TEyEzUELAN WAR.
Firing into Hritish Schooncr-Lngunyrt
Occasionally Biockadcd.

Occasionally Biockadcd.
CARACAS, July Q, via llavana.-The civil war
continues. The Mona-as party still hold Maracalbo,
Coro, and Puerto Cibe'lo, and have possession OF
tho fleet commanded b. Olivia. Occasionally the
squadron appears before Llguayr, and hlockades
the poit. The Glzmau party have opened port az
Borburata, near Puerto Clboio.
The British schooner Cl"me lcia entered the har-
hor and was ordered 20 leave the following day
by the captain OF a Mongcas steamer She refused,
and was fired into, shot carrying away her main
mast.
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A Rumor that Russin has Declared War
against France.

BERLIN, July 2i-There was great excitement
yesterday tho Bourse over a rumor that Russia
had declared war against France. The report haa
received no confirmation. Several failures are ans
nouneed.
War preparations actively going on The en-.
tire army is modified, and artillery is going to ths
frontier
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LONDON, July 2l.-The Cologne Gd,ette reports
that a combat took place near saarbruck between
the Prussians ana French, in which the latter were
beaten and pursued.
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The ReIeh-tap voting the sIncws of War.

BERLIN, July 2l.-All the propositions and de-
mands made b. the Government have been voted
By the Reich.tag. which, alter an ardent speech by
Count Won Bismarck. has adjourned
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John Burns, OF Hunter's Point. was seriously In.
Juted yesterday At Long Island City by bank of earth
on the eI Lsnsloa o. Thompson avenue falling upon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-22
Mr. FRANK ~ WICKER, the special agent
Of the Treasury Department in Key West, has
Al E.lin..ir.s r,nticn

Mr. FRANK ~ WICKER, the special agent
Of the Treasury Department in Key West, has
given the following notice:
1.-THE custom which, It would sprear has become
so prevalent at nearly all the pors ~ the district OF
Florids and especially st the port Of Key West OF
purchasing ci.ara and other dutable articles at the
adjacent foreign ports for the Ostensible personal
use OF those making tie purchases, and atorwArd
landing the same Tor the ruruo-c OF Ieshlrmc as
presents to friends IN tie Northern States, IN lei
the impression Through ignorance OF the laws mat
they have perfect right 50 to do, or !, not t'e
rlt belief that the articles 20 landed (ntinI gen
orally very small, or In limited Quantiteel would
not be OF sufficient imourt 10 guarantee the 1uV
eminent in taking action through tue regularly up
pointed customs Oncigs to pIttcut such dhlt 80 u
inn otta tiou-" las Gtcmed it ads. able "to publish
for the Information of All conr'tp.t cNtrrc.s NON
the laws OF the United States tlaj bear on the sub
lee tla. 10 on CT or Other rtrtuu cont "ctcd with
the navy ~ tbo United states slill. vulcf any pre-
toncc. import iu any ship OF vessel ct Tire United
States any goods, wres, Or Merchandise liable t.
the payment Of any duty
Our Key West correspondent SIS that there
is a system Of petty smuggling carried ON between
Havana and the thousand and one small Islands
Of the coast that is alrost jmpc ssllc to break
up, and very difficult even to detect As KY
West is a naval rendezvous, be confirms thu
rumor published several months ago that the
United States vessels significantly head for thc
foreign port # Havana about the last Of each
month, or just before pay day. When the vessels
are in the foreign port Of Havana, the officers uro
paid IN coin.
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Since tho Irthof 20 wit, alotl,r BOOK It Ia pot
unfair r. ;il present 10 ifne bl promise;
Yet /; IL promise which, wc 1t already entities the
autaor 10 an honorable position anon; contcmpo-
tary poets, win n tulaled ia the future give him
much higher place.
One of the most eminent Of New York physi-
clans, Dr. FoRDYCE BAENgR has written lrtle
tract On SsdsickHess appleton a Coz ". ich should
te r. I'd by an travellers by sea DR. Blrker oppoecs
the popular notion that scascEness IL beneficial 10
the health, citing instances where it has produced
permanent injury and even death, through ex
Aausion OF the system. lie also deciaics that no
drugs or methods Of treatment can entirely prevent
1t: lut he gives several Important hints 10y tee Oh
Sery ne, OF which the seventy OF the symptoms can
bee greatly mir-ntcd ID, directions are, 10 general
10 be Ncl rested BE- '0re empIrSug; to unires' and
20 to bel ne ore the vessel gets under Nay to EFT
regularly ADD hearth, while remaining IN bed To
taxi, mill 3aNaiNt Pill &C .~lvAAlv AMI t05u~, 81
get up on aU empty stomach. TIE application o. ice
TO tie spine, recommended By = French physician,
of t.aulWa and cons patton. TO which Passengers
by SEA are LIABLE he gives 10th advc, A. to diet and
prescriptions ior medicines to be taken.
We have received neat little volume Of poetry
by Paymaser ROBERT BURTlS RoDSEY, Of the Navy.
tLipplnc1,tD The PRINCIPAL piecc il story OF
ancient italy, entitled tJi0a and RlSIH0adS Mr.
Rodney shows great deal Of ina.iuItion, deep re.
h.iOl- FEELING mcihty IN the MANAGEMENT OF rhyme
combine v tn c0urAse and pri sinnty Ia the treat
rient a. H. subjects Iii. volume Is b.auti 'ullY
printed. and dedicated TO 4 remote ancestor Of the
author, VINO died two hundred years Aso 10 England.
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striking the French CoIOnie. In the Pacific

San FRAScIsco, July 2l.-It is rumored that a
hhbustering expedition s htting cut here for the
capture and plumber Of the French e0lopes Of Tahiti
and New Caledonia,
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Germans IN America.

The time was when European wars affect
cd us only indirectly lut now we have be.
come the most cosmopolitan of nations.
German America is more populous than
Baden and SaXony, and more stirring than
all tie German States together. 1t is
all very well 10 argue that American citizen.
slip alscIis The claims Of the native land !;
lut Human nature can't lie suppressed and
our German G. scEs arr rs enthusiastic abou;
the war as thosc who never left Berlin or
Cologne. European Governments have con
scqucntly more than ever TO pay attention 20
the United States and they must make al
lowancc for the fact, and IFS consequences Of
SO many millions of their own people having
become lnrt and Parcel Of ours.
Suol thing has never before happened
Here are millions o. Germans owing allegi-
arce 10 the American Government, but all
absorbed. at present, in the fate of their M.
tive country No wonder that King WILL
LIAM appreciates the zeal of the German
Americans. They are great political force,
both in the country in which they live and in
that which they have fors4kon. They exert
an Influence which the North German
monarch Las done well TO recognize.
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THE FIRST COLLISION.

Fight near saarbruck-Fir-t Victory for
the Prus.ian-.
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The ddsly circulation ofTnE sun during
Die hS rcek rhich CRdod on saturday.
July lG, vds as fo'l0,rs:
ncnaay. ........ 10000 rhursdp ..... ioS20o
Tuesday OF 500 FtiiNA .......... w, SUI
wednrsiw 49,. i6i.30O satur1iy.."..i 1900
Aggrcgate day circulation last weck,
C3i, 800. 1cdage ddiy circulation dur
ma tie ce,k. 1906, 800. Ddtly acreage
during nc pree.Jas 1cte& ondtng JHiy o.
$4,000.
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FREDERICK NJ. KELLEY.


Aessrs, BlitsB & Sta.t0n, v l,htHJtDA, u. q,
GENTLKNES3 NY attention has been called 10 my let
ter TO you ofl2h mt IN Tug Nav YORK Sun OF to-day
IL has not been done through agency The publica
ton OF the letter isef care nothing about though
not Intended for publication hut II Is preaCed W In
what Iupors 20 be relation OF the conversation be.
had been correct would not have made public under
any circumstances.
shall cndeayor TO ind out how n got ont, I never
write anything that am ashamed 10 nave made pub
lie. but conversations between gentlemen should he
considered sacred though they were sure TO re-
peat tnem correctly. Respectfully yours
DAVIS HATCH.
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Gently been discussed in the Legislature Of Con-
ncetcut. Reports both for and against the great
reform were presented from the Committee which
had charge of the subject. According to the
Hartford Cony1Ht both these reports were writ
ten by women-they being smarter and better
informed than the men of the Legislature The
report 10 favor VI woman's suffrage was the work
Of Mrs. ISABELLA BEGcHER llooSga Of Hartford ;
that against il by Mrs. Tuosts CowLEs Of Farm
ington The members Of the Committee who
adopted and presented Mrs. llooKER's essay
were +. b. WOODWARD of Norwalk, JoHS Cor
TON SMITH of sharon, L. l.. WARSeR,
and y. r. GooDmcH, Ill Democrats; with
one Republican, Mr.. BAKER. The minority
report was signed by THOMAS CowLgs,
ions W HALL Of Windsor, En-. Is. LASDos OF
Clifford, Republicans, and ARrHrR W. Bacon of
Middletown, a Democrat. II is an interesting
fact that the Democracy Of Connecticut are so
much more IN favor Of woman's suffrage than the
Republicans. In this respect they only initiate
such distinguished Democrats as Chief Justice
CHASE and Gov SEYMOUR OF New York, who are
understood to be ardent partisans Of the reform.
We are also very proud Of Senator WOODWARD.
| Though his home is in Norwalk, he is a clerk IN
the office Of the Board of Supervisors in this city
and we attribute to the elevated associations b,
which he has been surrounded aud inspired in thi'
centre OF pure Democracy his liberal views
in regard to the entrauchsemeut Of woman. Let
the Democracy move ahead in this direction, lie
them give the women Of our country the right u
vote; and the Republicans, who have already re
pudiatcd all distinctions OF color, will soon b,
compelled to follow suit, and 60 in for the Uni
versal enfranchisemcnt OF all human beings, with
| out regard to sex.
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srARKs FRoM 1HE TnLGGaArH.

II ia said that the State election IN Georgia is to
take place IN December next
The receipts OF the san Francisco German sanitary
festival, for three nights, were $3.50.
ToegTaphic communication has been established
between Havana and santiago dc tuhl,
Yesterday the ity-siyih anniversary OF the battle
OF North Point was celebrated IN Baltimore
Fity recruits have been ordered from Fort Colum-
bus New YORK harbor, to Fortress Monroe Va.
square OF buildings ~ Mechanic street. Cincin-
natl, MAS burned On saturday. Loss t1upJ.
U. Barker & Co.'S starch factory in Wt,ertown,
Mass, MAS burned yesterday, Loss S5 o.; surcd,
Companies and T o the Tenth ALBANY Regiment
were entertained in PoughkeePsio yesterday OT the
Scott Guards.
At Fung Chow the missionaries have asked the
presence Of man'oiwar, and the Ashulot has been
ecnt 10 them.
At Hankow, Clins, recently, the water wa. eiSht
cen inches higher than last year. aud the town was
under wHter
The State OF s.n Luis Potosi has three Cover.
nors Pedro Martinez has been routed IA TAmAuIipA.
The infurrecNon stnl continues In Chiapas,
The Government pays 81H cents pcr pound for
beef the hoof and IL cents per pound Tor 10
be delivered At tho Indian agencies In Dakotah,
The BostDn aud Globo Theatres were opened Tor
the season. lni Boston, last night IFrchteT 10 stage
manager OF the Globe and selWyn or the Boston.
The Buffalo German celebration vas held yester.
day and raised funds for the war. An immense mil
tary and civic procession paraded the principal sreets
Louis hcDoDald's storehouse st Sulphur Springs,
explosion OF suHposder. MI. McDonsld and child, aud
two men named Gsvsr And Priest were Killed.
1t b believed Ia ofncisl circles In Washington,
hssed on private Information received nom Paris that
Gen. TroChu will, n opportunity Offers, pronounce q
favor OF raking The Count 90 arts king OF Frsnc0
The Louisiana Democratic State Convention met
thew orleans yeslerlny, A moilGn vas niane that
rated from that Of admitting WHITES, AlteT Y sharp
dlsc1son. IAt mohSn MA ralteina.
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A BROOKLYN WIIISKEY RIOT
ANOTHER OFFICIAL RAID INFO THE
BLOODY FIFTH WARD.

Supervisor Dutcher Assauited-Deputy Pat
terson Ksockcd Down and Rebbed-Thc
Opportunc Arrival Of Capt. Mcconnell
The FLIGHT Of the Dcspersdoes.
Supervisor butcher and Deputy Collector Pat
terson Of the Third District started out yesterday
afternoon on tour Of inspection smoss the iiei,
whiskey distiileriss Of Irishtown Che Fifth Ward.
Brooklypl with the view Of planning grand raid.
The nrst and only stli they struck was that OF
White, at the foot OF John street, near Gold street.
Here they found the still in full blast and the whi,-
key running copiously from II.
While leaving the place, butcher and Patterson
were followed by an excited crowd Of men. women,
and children. who hooted At them and peed them
with stones and other missiles. Mr.. butcher was
struck in The back OF the neck, and seriously
injured.
But the worst was not yet. When the oficlsls ar.
rived at John and Plymouth streets, q surly ruiian
ran up TO Mr.. butcher and struck him violently in
the right eye with his as and then took TO his heels
and disappeared around the corner.
Mr.. Patterson became separated from Mr.. Dutch.
er, and was caught by two or three Of the Filth
Ward cut-throsts, who knocked him down. beat
him severely and then robbed him OF his gold watch
and chain.
The opportune arrival OF Police Captain McCon-
nell prevented any further violence toward the un.
fortunate Patterson, but not the escape OF his as.
saiant, who fed with the watcl and chain upon the
approach OF the captain. No arrests we're made.
Mr.. Butcher will take large force W ith him when
he goes among the whisksy MeLaughl mites again.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
At two O'Clock yesterday afternoon, as Supervisor
Dutcher and Deputy Collector Patterson were pro.
Gee iing to seize an illicit distlery conducted by
Johu whiteford in John street, Brooklyn. they
were ct on the ground by crowd Of roughs, who.
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CURIOsITIEs CRIME.

John Pagan, who ha' attempted to conceal jobs
Qnin In hs usgin'O premise, nncr We latter nd
800 ball
Mary McGro'h, widow 30 wears Of age, residing
~ SH tIS ~ sf CyS WORN oi rsn green yet
tai last ngnt.
Thomas II. Gordon was Indicted In 1867 for q
whrkey fraud, and dnrin, the npanelng Of the Jufy
lie vas rearrested last Saturday night, aud yesterday
CommissiontT Osborn COMMITTED MN In de,auIt q
Peter W. Smith, OF 6A West Thlreth street,
iphg 10 pay on delivery when the goods were deiv
been taken before Judge Cox yesterday he promised V
return the liquor
James O'Neil was one OF the bandsmen Of Morris
Bank Of sollners WeElcIcser county. II tes,llc at
that time that he the owner Of and 70 uniYereity
that he had interest Ia this property lie yes
ttrday eommlteu by Commissioner White In default VI
$4,000 bail.
John Miller, OF 3is Third avenue, thirteen year-
Older, met his PLAYMATE Thomas Kennedy In Third
avenue, and began TO quarrel John. thIastlng his nst
long INTO john. leg ihOGder lie tnen on leaving
many was committed BY Justice Scott.
H,'loek Raynor. conhned 10 the Suffolk county
Jail at Iiyerhead for robbery In the nrt degree, AZ
Two of the iron bars TO hts window, aud had a lird
partly sawed or before discovered A number Of nne
sesas sn Sa IN Ss time m ssS -
us TRACKS win paste made Of bread.
On Sunday night, James O'Neil, OF $50 soutA
fonrth street Jersey CITY, living In the same houss
Cannon with u bayonet, stabbns him IN tho cheek.
son n e,lnehel WIN nun ana dnlns Tug hax .,T1ss rs
nnally sepaIaled by tho roliee and oo4.d up CAnnos
s. .SD6ei % "a Ms aHGi T @ a, i hp I' ls as .s
sgslnsI O'heil. WAC ya5 committed SunJuI OAll.
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Nov,mep,s oTtbr French Army.

Pans. Sept. ls-The Ministry has just made
public tie following: The Prussians attacked Toul on
Saturday at o'clock in the morning, and persisted
until in the evening. They we're, however, COZ
stantly rcpulsed, and many OF their batteries dis
mounted. More than 1000 Prussians were placed
HoTr us oUUoct vrruuu rUnunus~ TO tu'h cut
against the enemy Al Montneiy on Thursday tue
garrison splen1idlY rvpulsed PrussiAu attack.
v rHR REPUBLIC EvgaYwHERs WELCOMED.
.BRUssKLs, via London, sept. l2-Lu fTaIsee says,
while toe republic Is everywhere welcomed, the
delay in the meeting OF tie Constituent Assembly
causos dissatisfaction. The supreme tribunals Ot
law hAvo removed 10 Tours, where tney are now in
session.
uzruUsIAsrIc OVATION TO TuE AMERICAN MINISTER
PARIS, Sept 12-Mr Wasbbume TO-DAY, waile on
The way ~ the Central Telegraph ONCE TO sond des
patch. was recognized IN 'front.' OF the building BY
hhs crowd. Cheers srofe, the crowd increased, aud
the Minister received 4 most enthusiastic ovation.
III, Wabhburne was much moved.
" This evening the euIploj ee- oil the Telegraph
Companies and many others assembled In 'ront OF
tbe American Legation snd made another demon.
etration In honor OF the Government VI the United
Btates aud lts representative.