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TOUSE sERyANT.-W a n T E D a
I'll comn.tent house servant. None need ap.
ply unless well recommended Apply at ills
nti,rc A's'' "s'' aprl3 Wins
The New York herald., 1870-09-11

police during the past week.
Thomas Senate was run over In SKiIlman street
yesterday and severely injured.
The Protection Association Of Williamsburg hold
their annual festival at Myrtle Avenue Park ON
Tuesday afternoon and evening next.
The grocery store OF Stephen Roberts at the
corner Of Henry and Cranberry streets, was robbed
trance over the ianlght.
The apartments Of Peter Mcclure, In Washington
avenue, near Pacific street, were entered on Friday
night by young girl named Mary Cannon, who car
ried OF five dresses valued at $780, 1he properly
was recovered, bat the police stu searching for
Mary.
James Herman, q minor, was ordered to be dis.
charged from the United States Navy by Judge Nell
son yesterday on refunding TO the United States
forty six dollars. the advance money paid him. 1t
was shown that the boy had enlisted without the
consent Of his parents.
Anthony Seymour colored man OF bad reputa.
ton, committed In full yesterday by Justice
Eames to answer charge Of highway robbery.
Seymour was accused Of.attacking Hugo Bensell, OF
No. 267 Kent avenue, e. d., on the night OF August
27 and taking from him his watch and chain and
thirty dollars In money. Robert Washington and
William Han taso colored), charged with completely
IN the crime, We're discharged.
James McGarry, who Is said 10 have been rather
unsteady in his habits for time past proceeded
to put an end to his existence at three o'clock yes
terday afternoon by blowing his brains out with q
revolver at his residence 81 Main street. He placed
the weapon to mis- head discharged IL and the bail
entered just above the eye. nelghboYing physician
was summoned and pronounced the wouGd to be Of
fatal character McGarry was stall alive, however,
at late hour last night.
Jacob Keyser and Andrew Plump, arrested on tbs
OC August brutailv aesaultfuo
Hauck, OF No. So Graham avenue, Z. D.. while he
was endcavoring TO preserve order IN the house
which they occupied and or which he was agent,
had final hearing before Justice Eames yesterday.
The evidence went TO show that Keyscr struck
lianck repeatedly upon the head with u lager beer
glass, iniicing ghasty WOUNDS, while Plump In
lcted lengthy cash IN his neck with a common
table knife. Both the assailants were sent down 10
await the action OF the Grand jury
The New York herald., 1870-09-11
FIRE IN CANAL STREET.

At about four O'Clock yesterday afternoon nry
broke the third floor Of the building 355 Canal
street. The second and third noors occupied by
Nathan & Milins. dealers In and manufacturers Of
HAIR goods. The stock and nxtures valued at
So, ,00O we're CONSIDERABLY damaged. Insured 10 the
amount 6f $l,750. The first floor was occupied by
Thomas b J. G. Johnson, dealers IN millinery
goods. Stock valued at $4,000, considerably dam!
aged by water. Insured for $12, 600. The bascmcns
was occupied by Alex. Gueral, secondhand b0ok
dealer, WHO sustained damage to his stock 70 the
amount OF $3.50. Insurance SEQ. Hi Tooker, fur
damage to stock py water. The nro was caused BY
quantity OF hair igniting from q gas Yet. The
building belongs 70 the lAorllard estate.
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The Why Not % Do II.

One OF the deputy marsnals. doubtless smartine
under the lash OF the non-euumerated folks who
have exposed the fraudulens way the census has
been taken so far, sends the HERALD communica-
ton bristllng with bad grammar and slurs upon
those who have seen nt to come forward ana pub
Ideally denounce the doings Of the Deputy Marshal
lie concludes the communication as followa:-
"if party Is out when the Marshal calls the Mar
sha has not the time to 60 back again to the housc
for he has 10 complete his work as ne goes along
house by house, block by block, not needing the
street numbers but taking his own numbers An the
swindle has been on the side OF the government
IN the way OF pay, which was wretched.r
The irate deputy would then give people to UNDER
stand that II he happens to call at house when the
inmates are not at home, he does not take the
trouble to call again. No wonder the figures show
ine population Of the metropolis TO be falling on.
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THE SITUATION IN PARIS
TELEGRAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Inc session OF the Governmental C0nstitu-
uonni Convention Project voted-A 'sTie''
Vote and the Names-NIinistcrial Force at
the Elecfions-The Army as n Political Ma
chine-Desperate Determination for the De-
fence Of Paris.
PARIS, Sept TO- 1870.
After had despatched my teegraphic letter re.
port Of the 9th inst. for New York the nobt session
of the new government was continued and kent up
till six O'Clock the next morning
great variety Of subjects were debated BY the
members.
proposition for the assembling Of a constitu.
tional convention which would have power to I'm.
part formal authority 10 the executive was sub-
mtted by the Ministers. 1t was debated with much
warmth. After some time the members divided py
vote, when ive voted for the proposition for Con.
vention and five against it, According to the rule
OF French parliamentary law tie vote decides q
The New York herald., 1870-09-11
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY SEPTEMBER H. le7oTRIPLr SHEET
The lignt draught French gunboats are descending

The lgnt draught French gunboats are descending
the Rhine.
The Montteur announces that the bombardment OF
scheestadt has begun.
Slow Movement OF Prussinns Owing to
the Heavy Rains.
PARIS. Sept. 1o-Evening.
The advance OF the Germans has been arrested
Heavy rains fell here all day and extended far to the
eastward. making the roads dtficult
The attitude Of Metz and the army Of Bazaine TO-
gether with the increasing activity OF armed peas
antry and the sharpshooters, make 1t imperative on
the commanders to look to their lines OF commune
cation, which have been interrupted repeatedly dur
ing the last few days.
The German forces are suffering also severely
nom che diseases OF the season and the want OF
adequate hospital accomWodauons.
Uhans have been seen In the vicinity OF st. Denis
1t is said but cannot trace the story to any trust
worthy source
The New York herald., 1870-09-11

The Prussinn Advance on Paris-AInrquis dc
Lavallettc In London.
LONDON Sept. 10--Evenng.
An Official telegram received here to-day states
that five army corps, OF which two arc new troops
never yet I'M action, are marching on Paris. This
would make a force Of about one hundred and fifty
thousand men. The corps have been ordered to
take up their several positions ten leagues from Paris
on the 18th OF September.
have to state that the French Ambassador in
London, M. de La Vaette has not removed from his
post He resigned mis- post on the ground that he
owed both political and personal allegiance to the
Emperor, and would serve no one else.
The New York herald., 1870-09-11
THE CENSUS.

Omcial Returns of the Increase and Multi.
plication Of the People Long and Staten
Islands.
In the following table will be found the results Of
what the census takers have been after in Kings,
Queens, Suffolk and Richmond counties. The re.
turns have been fled in the office of Deputy Marshal
Dallon, Of Brooklyn and will be read with much
interest," considering the very general speculation
in which the public have been prone to indulge
relative to the wonderful growth OF Brooklyn and
Long Island ana the ambitious beginnings OF Staten
Island:-
The New York herald., 1870-09-11

and Cherbourg, large force is forming to be sup
ported by column from Brittany and lie vendee
and to be commanded by Trochu In person, which
will operate upon the German lines.
THE BOURsR RIsING-PARIs TRANQUIL
Paris s perfectly quiet. The Bourse u rising, and
great hopes of pacific adjustment seem to be In
the air. One OF the Ministers told me this afternoon
he considered the siege Of Paris to be now ex.
tremely improbable.
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LONDON REPORTS.
TElseaAms TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

Difficulty Of Besiegin9 Paris-The Casual.
ties-Stragglers Pillngiug.
LONDON, Sept. 10, 1870
The London Standards correspondent, writing
from Paris, says the Prussans cannot successfully
besiege the city with their six hundred thousand
men.
1t is said the casualties OF the war thus far aggre-
gate four hundred thousand. More than one-half OF
this immense number are either dead or manned
for life.
stragglers from the armies are still pillaging on
the Belgian frontier.
The Bavarian government is negotiating for ad.
mission into the North German Confederation.
The New York herald., 1870-09-11

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The City In Good C0nditiOn-TwO Months,
Supplies in the Place.
PARIS, Sept TO- 1870
letter received from Strasbourg says the condi-
ton OF the city Is much better than was supposed.
The garrison has plenty Of munitions and food for
two months.
The Prussans operating around the city are re-
ported to have captured large quantity of war
munitions, which were intended for the garrison,
on the 9th instant.
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The Non-Enumerated Again.

The Nom Enumerated Again.
The non-enumerated portion OF the community
ere stin dissatisfied with the way the mistakers Of
the city census have "spoiled the job" 1t is cer
tany high time that measures were taken to correct
the errors made by the men who have so miserably
done the important work cOnfided to them by the
government Oflicial action should not be DELAYED
In the matter. The following are from parties who
have not been properly visited by the census mis-
takerD.
The New York herald., 1870-09-11

Baznine Reported to have Cut his Way out of
Metz-Excitemcnt Over the News.
PARIS Sept. 10, 1870.
There is considerable excitement In the city this
evening on the receipt Of favorable news. report
is In circulation that Marshal Bazaine has succeeded
in cutting his way out OF Metz through the Prussan
army, and is now on his march towards Paris.
This report haze very decided effect at the Bourse
and rentes advanced to IS francs
The New York herald., 1870-09-11
Que Visit or Mono.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10, 1870.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
One Of the census oficials called at my house, No
l,lo9 Second avenue. some two three months ago.
NY wife, not being WELL sent him word TO that erect
ADDING mat her husband would be at home In the
evening and would give him all the information he
Respectfully, CHARLES N. MOIssR
The New York herald., 1870-09-11
Forty BOnrdcrs Ruled Out Of Order.
NEW YORK, Sept. =, 1870.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
! wish to inform AarshalISharpe, through the
columns Of the HERALD, that there has been Gen.
sus taken at lel East Twenty street this year.
1t has certain about forty bOarders. cannot learn
that any member Of the family was spoken 70 on
The New York herald., 1870-09-11

the subject OF the census Sor the last pear The lady
says positively that there has been one there for
list Of names. Respectfully,
The New York herald., 1870-09-11

n Sail y from Me1z-Heavy Losses inflicted ON
The Saxon Laudwehr.
LONDON, Sept 10, 1870
kilograms dated at Nancy on the 9th instant re.
port that the sally which was made recently by the
army OF Marshal Bazaine on the German troops in
flicted very heavy losses on the Saxon landwehr
contingent at Pont Mousson
The New York herald., 1870-09-11

Steady March Of the Prussian
Armies on Paris.
Reported Escape Of Bazaine's
Army from Metz.
King william Ignores the
French Revolution.
THE SITUATION IN PARIS.
Fierce Defence of the French Capt.
tai by the Republicans.
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Executive and Electoral Views Of the
New Regime in France.
Spain and Italy Recognize
the Republic.
The French "Rels," Radicals and
Socialists Combining.
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National Platform of the
German People.
Peace, Light Taxation, More Schools
and No Bonapartism.
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PRUSSIAN LOSSES I'M THE WAR.
~~~~~-~>~~~>~-
THE ARMIES AS THEY ARE.
THE QUESTION OF PEACE.
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Engcnie and the Prince Imperial.

LONDON, Sept TO- 1870 Ea
The Empress Eugenie and the Prince Imperial
remain secluded at Hastings.
The New York herald., 1870-09-11
PRUssIAN LOSSES I'M THE WAR.
THE ARMIES AS THEY ARE.
THE QUESTION OF PEACE.
TElEeaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Austria Undertaking to .NIediate-A Denial
Vain Efforts Of Olozaga.
LONDON, Sept. 10, 1870.
A Paris correspondent of the Neaos writes.
that England having declined to negotiate for
an armistice, Austria has undertaken it.
It is denied that Lord Lyons has gone to
King Williams headquarters.
The attitude Of England is unfavorably re-
garded on the Continent.
Olozaga is attempting vainly to mediate, as
he insists on the integrity of French soil.
King William in favor Of Napoleon and
Against the Republic.
LONDON, Sept. 10-Noon.
Information which has been received at the
Prussian Embassy in this city, and which l
have had repeated to me by very high au-
thority, renders it certain as fact that his
Majesty, King William of Prussia, has re-
solved to ignore the revolutionary govern
ment now existing in Paris.
The King holds that the executive which
now sets itself forth to speak for the French
nation is destitute of even the shadow of
authority, and says that in the event of the
occupation of Paris by the Prussian army
he will treat, both for present peace and the
future relations between France and Germany,
with the recognized Emperor, Napoleon the
Third, only.
Holding this purpose he has given orders
that the Imperial prisoner at Wilhelmsh0he
shall be treated in every respect as the
actual reigning sovereign of France.
What Bismarck Asks and What Hc May
Obtnin-Russo-Aus austrian Mediation.
OsTEND. Sept. 10, 1870.
My dispatches from Carlombe, confirmed
marck insists, as preliminary to all negotia-
tions for peace, that three army corps of the
Prussian army shall be encamped within
twenty miles of Paris as a satisfaction to the
public opinion of Germany
1t is believed at Brussels that Prussia asks
more than she expects to get, and that she
will be glad to treat without being forced to
undertake the siege of Paris.
More Favorable Prospects Of Peace.
Special kilograms from Paris to-day to the
Foreign Office here give more favorable pros
poets of peace. Austria having accepted the
Office of negotiating with Germany, Russia has
consented to act with her. The Russian and
Austrian governments have begun by insisting
upon an armistice. The ENJOYS of Russia and
Austria are authorized, in the.name of all the
neutral Powers to protest against any dis
memberment of France. If the Russian and
Austrian Intervention secures suspension of
hostilities, the neutral Powers will then at
tempt to fix basis of honorable peace.
Special Mission from Italy to Paris.
LONDON, Sept 10, 1870.
Signor Mordini, Minister of Public Works,
Is expected in Paris tomorrow on special
mission.
The New York herald., 1870-09-11

The Protection Association Of Williamsburg hold
their annual festival at Myrtle Avenue Park on
Tuesday afternoon and evening next.
The New York herald., 1870-09-11
1ELEGaAms TO THE new york HERALD.

REPORTED ESCAPE OF BAzAIyE,s ARMY.
The New York herald., 1870-09-11
BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.

There were 442 persons arrested by the Brooklyn
police during the past week.
The New York herald., 1870-09-11

The grocery store OF Stephen Roberts, at tho
corner Of Henry and Cranberry streets, was robbed
on Saturday morning, the thieves gaming an en-
trance over the ianlight.
The New York herald., 1870-09-11
TIE MILITARY OPERATIONS.
TelEeRAMs TO THE new YORK HERALD.

The Prussinn Advance on Paris-PositiOns
and Movements Of Their Army-Paris to Be
Surrounded by Wednesday Next-Terrible
Tragedy at Observation-Disclosures Reports
OF Army Movements.
The New York herald., 1870-09-11

Thomas Senate was run over In SKillman street
yesterday and severely injured.
The New York herald., 1870-09-11
BROOKLYN CITY KINGS COUNTY,.

TOtaI. 10000. 4IU67 b7,o5J 35I,3S6 ZJG, III
sn 1860 there only nineteen wards showed
population Of 266 6. In 1865 there twenty wards