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Furioas Storm. Railways Damaged.

NEW YORK, December 3.-The storm
has damaged the telegraph and railroads
in all directions, washing N the track of
the Baltimore Railroad on both sides OF
the bridge at Bush river, causing a delay
in the trains both ways. 4 large force of
men has been at york all day, and the
trains run regularly. The storm Was
most furious throughout the day, and the
waves washed over the bridges at Bush
and GunpoRder rivers.
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Oats are firmer zoe. Bran 81 IS. Hay s25 90.
Pork held at $50 CO. Bacon retafling-shoul-
ders al93<; sides IsaiSlS. Sugar Cured
Hams 25c. Lard duli-in tierees, l71z9lS;
in kegs 20c. Sugar dull; prime l29 l214.
Molasses-prime 6Sa70. Whisky dull at 8dc
al ". Coffee steady; Fair I4A9l41Sc; prime
16l<9l61S. Freights dull; by sail to Liverpool
I'D; TO Havre5zdl Lie.
Gold 100 Sterling l2g94. New York Sight
x disc
Texas beeves, first quality. Si5@6e; I'd do
SS0330. Sheep, LIST quality, sIS0; ID do S29S.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, January 3-Consols for money
e2ss $40 US. Bonds of 1862, 81; do of 'b5, SB;
do. of '67, S5Ss. Stocks prime.
LIVERPOOL, January 3-To-day is a holt-
day in the Cotton market.
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NOTcE.
Te THasE WARTIME IAB05E3S

T HAVE learned from an Official source that
1 there IS q large surplus OF LABoRERS IN
Georgia. Virginia and the Carolinas, who are
anxious TO come West, but are without means
TO pay their expenses. In order 70 induce
Immigration from the States mentioned. the
fare over the different Railroads to As1nphis
has heen reduced to Two and rHREE CESTs
per mile. W. J. MSS,
GenT sup't Memphis and Charleston X r.
Nszaphil, Tean-, passAber q, leoe. de8
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Pronress OF the aranA Council

ROME, January 3.-The Ecumenical
Council held its final session at the Ca
thedral of st. Peter on Saturday, Ef-
forts had been made TO improve the ae-
coustic properties of the Hall, but with
out much success. The sessions hereafter
will be held at Guivina.
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Lst WGTi-E North End Of NdUV Yard.
Deputy Commissioner, Nat Miller; Judges
james 4. NewSom, J. +. Randall and j j.
Powers; Clerks, W. J. MeReon, j., and f. 4.
Atwood.
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Plantation for Rent.

NOR the ensuing year, my Undivided
Half OF the Farmer Place, situated
IN Crittenden county, Arkansas, near Bled-
soe's Landing, forty miles below Mem
phis, and three miles from the river. The
whole place contains one hundred and nfty
acres cleared land, gin and Clubhouse, dwel-
ling and cuthouses. The richness OF the soil
is unsurpsssed-wil easily yield a bale Of
cotton to the acre. For terms, apply TO e IL.
Word, 27S second street; or Frank Moor, Bled-
soe's Landing, Arkansas.
de5 JOHN p. RICE
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Catarfh.

StOppcd-up Head, Running or the Nose, tOn-
slant Hawking and Splitting, Constant
Blowing of the Nose.
Thousands suffer from that most annoying,
disagreeable and offensive cOmpIaint-Ca-
tarrh, without knowing what IL is.
Often the secreted mucous, howing down
the throat clogs up the lungs, and lays the
foundation for consumption.
The most skliltuI physicians fail to cure It.
Recently, several % Ear Doctors" OF this ity.
have turned their attention to the treatment
OF catarrh, and demand most fabulous prices
from patients.
/ cure any case OF obstruction-stoppe
heNd- discharges Of greenish, thick, tnin, or
gtairy mucous from Tbs nose. internally or
externa uy-pain or fuliness between the
eyes-constant blowing Of tine nOse-inham-
nation OF the nasal pasSages-ulGeratiOn Of
the schucide'ian membrane, etc, in the
course OF few days.
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NOTICE.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
OFFIcE or FREIGHT AGENT,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, DeceIn Der ~. le5s
TEND COTTON AND COMMISSION MIR
CHANTS: Notice IS hereby given that
All cotton and other goods received at this
DepOt will be stored 81 the expense and risk
OF whom Il may concern, II not promptly re-
moved within twenty -four hours after arrival
al Memphis This order will be strictly en-
forced. regardless of parties.
desi J. III. PAMPLIN. Agent
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No. 2Sl9. o. R-Charcsry Court OF sfesaf l,i.-
II virtue or an iuteriocUtory decree 81 t1.fs
~ cause viii sell, al pualie aucffo-. t1 ti.s
1lz1iesI bidder, IN tie toW1 OF E0Ti Plas-rli.s
on " EnNEsDAY, December d 4s5g s-lfafu =
gel hodfss TIE following described f.zai l--.-.r
to-Wtf.
TIE south half OF Block 80 e. iu faa- fa.s
O tE9 city OF Memphis called Fort rlezerIrs
$50 lying between Elith street Oh gl1 -.sl,
@1d CuFth street on the WeEf. sul llll.-ll
street on the south. ald The ar-t b. .ev .a-. n
tlolAoa street on tae aOrTh, crU- Iiu- -s. l..aE
s0li slEeet.
IEi.Es os SsLR--Casb 20 She an. ocat 81 fl.a
decree herein ard costs; - s.cl o. 2 cred .r
- Twelve months Equity or redemption
barred.
In ease the above sale shall faII 10 5rIEz t.,--
amount OF tHe decree herein aud co-fr L--u
anu IN that event LAe rOTth half ol - d
b-ocA No. - vii D. sold, N ipts o. So c. ~.
sllnsi sale 10 continue Until Ire aaacg q e
- l-ai-s 70 SATISFY the Cteree Ee92iu and
Terms OF sale ot uOrth hsif of Block 40 sa--
cne-n -niiI CASH balance or r. crcalt o. twelve
months. Equity OF redemption barrcc.
A"@' Il AL7IOS. e. and T.
R0YSTER, TREZEVAHT z co.
raar
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
The New French Ministry.

PARIS, January 3.-M. Emile Ollvier's
ministerial combination, announced q day
or two ago, has entirely broken up. II is
now ascertained again that NJ. NJ. Dalna
and Buffet, of the Left Center, and NJ. NJ.
Talhonet and Segris, of the Right Center,
viii be called to the Cabinet.
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Kurder---FataI Accident.

WHEELING, W. V, January 3.-W. ].
McNash, the young man who was shot
last Thursday by Miss Bethan, died yes
terday. Miss Betham was arrested and
confined in Jail.
On New Year a young lad was acci-
dehtally shot by a musket in the hands of
a companion, and was instantly killed,
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Cancers.

Noli-me-TangeTe, Lupus, or Wolf Cancer,
Scirrhus Cancer-Fungous Cancer,
Rose Cancer-Spider Cancer.
Imake a great speciality in the treatment OF
every description Of cancer and tumOrs, and
have a special department devoted to this
branch OF disease.
How many cancers and tumors are wrong
fully treated by certain charlatans styling
themselves Cancer Doctors"
After being pronounced ineurable, ! viii
take any one of these cases in hand, and
make permanent cure.
My terms for treating car GERS, etc, viii be
based on the age and condition Of the patient
anu the positive certainty OF eure-s
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NOTICE.

nz- Mr.. L. TROUT becomes a member Of
of our nrm from this date. The name and
style will continue as heretofore.
THOMAS TROUT & SONS.
Memphis, Tenn., January l, $50 jAi
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ALnANY, January 3--The Ramsey Di-
rectOrs have taken possession oft Sus-
quehanna road, under the decision of
Judge Hickman, that a stay of the pro-
ceedings ordered by New York Judge
was Of no effect upon the validity of Judge
Smiths decision,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-04

A NORTHwEsTERN farmer desires TO Join
~ with six 10 ten labOrers with some prac-
tical cotton planter, on - shares OF CROP on
the usual terms Of land, teams, implements,
seed, etc, against labor. Apply at once to
D0NOHO. JOY q CO.
de3l n ". corner Main and Madison.
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Rdminiafrainr's Nnfica.

HAVING hled with the Clerk or the County
IL Court my settlement ss administrator of
the estate OF y. H Stout. deceased, I viii ap-
ply for confirmation Of the same at the next
February Term. 1870 OF said Court. All per-
sons Interested may attend and enter their
objections, II any they have.
CHARLES STOUT.
DararYa l,ar 2 Tecl
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MerCuriaI Diseases.
Salvation (Ptyalisml, MercuraI Erupuons,
Mercuriai Aches in Bones
decentralization.

Mercury, tDjudieiously used has filled the
earth with wrecks of humanity. Thousands
suffer from its effects who have been uacon-
sciOusly drugged by their physician. IL Is
vain to attempt the cure of the majority OF
diseases while IL remains in the body.
Although have heard OF several so-cslled
antidOtes for mercury 10 the human body, 1
have never yet seen physician who could
eliminate it rom the system.
4 can satisfy any patient or physician that
! can absolutely extract mercury, lead, zinc,
aud other mineral pOisOns, in every case.
one bath which l employ, even draws the
lead from the white paint In The bathroom.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

Second Night OF the Engagement almIted 10
i've nights only Gf Mrs. D. 4. HOWEES.
the greatest actress OF the present day sun
ported By the young and popular actor. MI
J. &. McCOLLOM, and tAe talented stock
company.
THIS fTUE$DAI) EVENING January 4th-
Will be pres utcd the highly popular play,
by Tom Taylor and Charles Reade, sntitie {
NELL GW4NNE-Nei Gwynne, Aifs. D. q.
Bowers; Duke OF Richmond, Mr. j. C. Nc
GOliOm
We'd N - snil fha Enr.al-sr,
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ScrOhla.

Struma Gandular Swellings, Running, or
Crusty Eruptions, salt Rheum,
Kings Evil
The Scrofula faint, Inherited or otherwise.
filing lie with untold misery, Is, By 2ii usua!
medical treatment, hOpeleSsly incurabio.
The only true cures which have ever see1,
are those which have been performed by mr..
! will coutracr 10 cure, without fail, every
case Of Blood Diseases, even the most terrible
forms of LeprOSy, Erysipeias, Eczema. Can
GERS. TumOrs, Ulcers, Ab5ccsses, and every
form of red. Scaly, or dlsfiguring eruption, IN
from forLY-eight hours 70 q few weeks.
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NOTICE..

HAVE this dag bought out the interest of
| Geo. Scott in the stove and Tin Business,
Sc second street. and VIII continue the ousl-
ness at the old stand All jobs will be
promptly attended 70, and Stoves and Tin.
ware sold a. cheap as any house in the city.
dali wa. RLeER.
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10 land Buuers-CRs Th0ilsIuG does Eass-
eeltce, Garden and EGrnI LIs.lis, I1ifhtH u e
Nilss q -NsnPALs, "a fcrsHpt5ig Fs.5iie >aie.
HAVING determined - dispose of nv
j I plantation, NknOwn as " TIE Flla-e'
situated on the HsTnandO road an1 .hs
waters OF NOncOnnah. nve miles south o.
the Aand-0uyiog public that thls vsllal-s
property, CONTAINING upwards ol = thousand
acres, aud embracing every variety Gt aF-
land ahO valley, field, meadow and Wco.l-
land viii pc sabdtr-ded 1nd so.1, 70 the
highest bidder, thfcasa Aess-5. Royst-r,
Irszsyant & Co., AuciloHFeis- At their - es-
room, in the city OF memphis. at Ias corner
Of Main and JeueIsOu streets. Cl - EDS ~
DAY, IHE lyrH DAY @ JANUAEN. is70- a map
eXh4blting the subdivision mluuie e. y'sIc a.
Curateiy will be found at the C1Ecs gf uha
auctiOnesrs. Private bids VIII ce enter 1au
for any portion or ali OF the tract until lue
day OF sale. Persons wishing 10 eXantiue the
lands with g view 10 buy Ing. wiil lave every
facility offered for so doing. 1y application 10
the auetiOHeers, or TO me al ily rec - Ice. 1
deem 10 Superh uOus 10 represent ~ ErBa5
value OF this good land, lying within AIS
distance Of sacG q city as Memphis, fultn-r
than 70 say thgt, by jadieiOGse management,
they will yield ssEier and larEar grOuf Cu
tAe tnVestaeaF than anything else IN WHEN
capital can be employed. nope a.u active
CON petition among buyers viii, as lar a.
possible, compensate me for the necessity "
parting with such desirable property. Terms
5f Sals-HRif cash, balance on time ad1iEg
interest RICHARD L Person.
R0ystsr, TreSevant z Co, Aueti0ueers- ds-9
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

ROWE-The friends and acquaintance of
Mrs. ROWE are respectfully invited. 10 attend
her funeral, from her late residence, No. 34I
Shelby street, This CTUESDAY) Morning, at
l0o'clocE.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
Judges ELECTION Notice.

u ACCORDAFCE with the Proclamation o.
i HIS EXeelisucy Governor L. W. T.. Senter.
the following persons ars appointed tn open
Judges Of she Chanesry Court and Common
Law Court of shelby cOunB;
1st Dtsfrict-At stephen EHglishs.
X II. Bond, Deputy COm missioBer; @. W.
AlCfn, J. Smith. J. HUEhes, Judges: II. ".
isseAs' L N. Fried, Clerks
p Dtsfricr-At Nelson's.
= y = OK p Deputy Comm issioner; A. D.
Hunter, J. X Nelson, v. =. Nobiin, Judges;
W. g. Ward, W. 7. Nelson. clerks
81 Dislrict-At B0liols's Store.
~ j. a. Bell Deputy COMMISSIONS; r. Z
Wynne, ;. j. sparks, f. N. Bateman. JuegaE.
Benz. r. Duncan, Ii. Rembert, Clerks.
4d Disbiet-4f OIL Unio1 Church.
Thos L. Giles, Deputy Commissioner;
James connel, Z. q Harold. A. Mcsouth,
Judges; W. LsftwieiI, J. ". carroll Clerks.
6th DisslIct-At Ralei0h.
". IT. MOncrief. Deputy COmIals-l0 l0ne-; r
3. &iilifarJ TAOS. 81 Ward G. l. gleE.-i.
Judges B. w. Pryor, IL L. Fuller, Clerks.
7h Distrset-.At bartlett.
y W Coldweli. Deputy Commissioner; ".
II. Williams on, W. haineltOn. J.. L.. Mercer
Judges; W. J. Ward, A. Mercer, ClerksA
6th D1tTtct--4t Shelby DEPOT.
l. McM Mulilnst DEPUTY Commissioner; Vim.
4IiIhn, %, Silas WheLry e English Judges;
J. Il. Williams, W Z. Thompson, Clerks.
Oh District-As FisherUiHe.
~ y %
BROOKS, W. >. 4 KteT, !. ". M7rris, JUDGES.
W II. Priddy, G. 81. Strong. Cleiks.
I0tb DisfTiet-At C5UisryiILe.
H. Irby, Deputy commissioner J. n. FIem-
ing, Jesse Appawhite, J. q. Moore, Judges;
A. >. stFH;tOn, :. ". Keon, Clerks
liza DistJict-At GeT-atanfotoa.
L. A. AhCdes, Deputy Commissioner; r.
Weir. J. q. Calls, J. 2. WenfOrd, Judges; Y.
7. " ebb, Wm. csrter. Clerks.
I-tL DiSt-iet--iG -i5ceAGaicsviIle.
D. Pearson. Deputy Comm issiOner: J. "
Fam, 81. NJ. Moore, Gm. Conuel, Judg1s 81.
". Rodfcrd, 7. p. Lewis, Clerks.
l3h DisfTiel-At Ara0lds
+. o. Stephenson. Deputy Comm issioner: y. /
I. Luudy, W. A DOOiy. j. ". Lew. Judges:
r. P. Dooly, G.. NJ J. William son clerks.
1874 I1isfJ-ic3-At YATES Station.
J. q. Harvey, deputy Comm tssloner: J. Y. Z
GCodieit, ". 4. Horne. A. ". lIooro JudEas.
a. J. b Ooks, 4. g. Gates, Cisrl-s.
18th Distrtct-At jlcConNelFs Ca1srcb.
7. ID. Massey, Deputy Commissioner; J. Z
Massey, A NJ stout, a. &. Roark. Judges T. 4
N. Alexander, Robt. Stone, Clerks.
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AUCTION.
EXCLUSIVE { PEREEPTORY SALE
OF VALUABLE
FORT PICKERING PROPERTY.

Ss- We invite special astenf on 10 The fn1-
p.'tta9L SAFE refer 81 O. in rse- grsse.e ct mo-
tice. This Is some Of ne. f,c-- s-.4tali $500,
trty ~ that portion o. the city. baiHz on ug
ehlel Lngfosz3isre leading ia aEd ut o1t tLs
city On the sO1L1:
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PeremptOry Public Sale Cf City aud
Suburban Lets, Tuesday, Jan
uary 4th, at 8 O'clock D.El.

d ROYsTEIi, TBEEEVAoT { 90. AFrO-
u IlONEkitr- at their sales-uDE, North
east corner Of Main and t~iis gssu streets
SUBURBAN LC45.-Ien beslutlfui Euittl,l.r
Lots On the outside vSst boIu Isry Haze ~ lI :
ely, on brinAley aNS1ue, aLt M c1rneroI the
nrst street EOrtn - l'Cpl-r street. S5u1.oliLi-
Brluksey avenue and N4sdrsIu avenue. --fr.-
DrsCing ali the space between the prCl-st,.1g
Mr- MtTTiwcatSsr ami BrinkIey ave-. r.s
SethiEg but pefemptOry orcrIs- ila.I- -1c
owner brings this property now on the lla--
ket at public sale, as q are se-4 satisfied .1.r
it wOdid sell for tvs uty nve Pc cent more
next spling Gaa samntE Ile 0.s W-- D.
put up in tOrty Feet fronts WltI p44vl-a.-a ~
more or less Terms cash
CITY Lots -l1U feet o. thC west eII rT tt.-iE
magnificent pre- PertF. more uafni-eI =rt be-
ueNe' Than any oLEer vacant gfOGld IA gas
ely. formerly oEned by =. W. Smila Esq,
on the nortn SIDE Of Vance street. east u
This property Will be sold In lots sd n y eel
cash balance il six aud IWtivc months WITH
interest Also lots Is aau - ia Diork 5S. ia
the wheaton subdivision. on the nor s.ua
Of Linden, east OF Orleans street This pr1p-
erty Is offered without any casu paymeliz- On
credit Of one, two, thrss aud lozr years.
with interest on bond ana securits, gIt- len
On the property This properly is pU1 .UF %
0e SOD, and bidders may govern Jhe.ls-is-as
accordingly The sale IS called al our sales
rUcu - guard against unfs vOTable w=atAer-
parties iutel esieBi being expected 70 eKlmiEe
The property before the sale hour Until s.As
day private bids viii be con idered
hO1SIhk. IRRELEVANT 4 90.
Qe-S AueEunears.
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MARRIED.

S-WINBOURNE-O the 18th De-
cember, at the residence of Thos. ]. Smith, IN
Fayette county, by Rev. William Norment,
Mr.. JOHN r. HARRIS OF Jackson county, Ala,
and Miss MoLLIE F. WINBoURNE, of Fayette
county.
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rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Paralysis.

Hehnplegia iHalf Palsyk Paresis,
Parsplegia local Palsy, Paralysis Asitans.
IN every form of Paralysis, this is the only
treatment which amounts to auythins-Tes-
tOring action and vitality.
IN the treatment OF this sad affection, / use
my Medi ated Baths. medicated with various
substances, as tarabiuth. chlorine, iodine am
monia and bydrargyrum, ia connection with
m ediCated electricity and galyanism, and
other fine remedial agencies.
l will contract 20 cure any case of paraly 6,
provided there exists no organic lesion.
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City Election Notice.

TFNHF following persons are hereby GpFoint-
J ed Judges, tierks. and Deputy Cuuuuis-
siune 10 open and hold an election for y ay-
or Aldermen, Couuclimcn and other officers
as provided by the new ciiy charter.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-24

What mania is this which po'sr 60
many "newspsper items nen u announce
fatal accidents in such grotasque ways as
they do! Do they mistake s.ch Language
as this for wit or hum,r? We take il,
from half a column Of similar psra-
graphs:
"a Sir. John Griz, of New Jersey, m ,te
about. hundred and fifty pounds of excel
lent mince meat the other morning, by
walking on railroad track
Another paper says:
"Th- regular yearly man who clean, ou'
bis chimney with gun-powdrr, is now a
resident OF Quincy, lllino Is, crave yard.
They are building q skating rink where
the tonse stood"
4 man n! Green Bay Wis, had r pet
bear which used to sleep iaI'he sane bed
| with him. Tho other morning the doctor
ont lot Of new intestines. Tn" bear ia nj
allowed to sleep With anybody SOW, un'e,,
| he cuts bis nails.
4 gentleman a, Fremont, o, had re-
cep,ion at bis hous. tho other night, and
when tho guests went away, it took the
host all night 10 wash the tnr and pick The
feathers off his person. 1t seems hi.
neigLbors didn't approve of the way h,
had heen carrying On with the widow
Jones.
1Some thieves have b'eDl' gong through
the camps of the "heatben Chinee," on th,
East Branch, below Soda Bar, California
carrying off provisions, &c John in givinl
vsrsio of the at,ai', says that, mo catch,
I'm now, oil right; bne- by hell catch en-
ale same.
A yonUg man in Ktnnehunkport, VIII
had circulated slandcrs abort respecta til
young ladies, was brought 10 his knees By
letter from a lawyer. lio basteued TO sisr
o paper saying that he wa la- and slan-
drrrr, ami by paving cost iHr'Ear lr,rNsl-
inss WIRE st'Jt1.
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Latest AMI Most Important
War News.
Berlin Dec %

TIE German, under general Count
Lropond-reol,x rave surpriard the Fr"rch
At L',yr., Department Of uau'e Mare,
and driven them from their position with
heavy loss.
Many prisoners AMI a Urge quantity Of
arms and baggage were c,psurel.
A dispatch from Versailles states that on
Tuesday The Grs from the Notifications
around Paris vac active, but inetIrc.
tive.
During the cannonade sort'e WAS made
BY We French against the Pruss'an Guard
and tho Twelfth Corps, \Saxons.)
The fighting lastel several bours. The
German loss was small
A body Of Nohilrs have heen defeated hy
the Hanoverariane under General D'Nrreo-
hert khrtz beyond Monuaie. town in tn"
department Of metre ct Loire, eight miles
northeast OF Tours.
New York. Dec %.
Tho correspondent Of tho Trihunr AT
Versailles says that the fe. ling among the
highest officers OF tho brsieging army IL
that Paris will hold out we'll into mex.
! month.
Careful prerara,iod are making for such
n contingency, and the various corps in the
Provinces are moving 80 10 10 shut out, IT
po osble, all hope OF rescue.
Gpnei al Trochu 10 expected to give the
Prissians .ame more . rate fighting alto
Chr.stma time.
Bordeaux, Dec. %
Adviecs from Paris TO the night Of the
2lss bring an Official report OF the recent
military operations.
Tue report says operations were resumed
to- day and Only ceased y. nighIiall. 90 the
right by Genera, Malero. and by G"ner
B.a ~ at Un.Wy, Sur Marue, V!la Evrurd
and Msizon Blanche, oil to the east oi
Paris:
The fire of the enemy was silensed at al
points.
Il is also stated shat after short coulba'
| iu which General Favre was Wounted, th,
troops from 81. Dennis, under Aimiral La
Rvuctere, carried BourIe', North % Paris
bnt were unable 20 hold She pllc-, anu
:e:,ea,ed, ;having captured 100 piisou-
Srs
The forces OF Gen. Ducrot were also ep.
Gaeed sontn Otto city iu violent aItl-
lery action against Mount Asitn and
B!auc Mezn.i, and thlt nigh. Ducsot occu'
pied Graaley and Dransy.
| Gen. Noel made a leiGt on the side o
Mount Valeran, west OF P.rie.
| The Modified National Gugri !oughj
With the troops in these enssgeOrnt.. aDd
Displayed great vslor.