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Executors Notice.

THE subscriber having taken out letters i.sia-
ty hereby gives notice 10 all creditors of said e.
tate % present. their claims within the time pre-
scrbcd by law. Otherwise this notice win ~ plea
dcd IN bar ofrecoyefy. All debtors 70 said estate
are required 10 make payment Immediately.
JNO. W. CUNNINGHAM, Ex'r
June s, 1870. Fpd
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Spice.

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ifornia mans ear.
Mr.. Speaker. slraddlc that blind. Z
Is what Californian says when be seconds
the motion.
A woman in New York scwcd up q
chiId's Dostrils because il wouldn't use a
handkerchief.
A Hindco proverb says: "Strike not.
even with flower. wife. though she has
thousand faults
A California editor tells of a horse that.
with diAcnded nostril and savage yell,
manifested great rage"
4 lady who was q strict observer Of ct
iquette, being unable TO attend church ono
Sunday. sent her card
Taiue The friendship q him we stands
by you in the storm; swarIns Of insects
will surround you in the sunshine.
4 Kcninekiau has gone of with an In
diana woman named Gum. leaving Mr..
Gum aud the small arms dixgnsolate.
Great Is the power of sweet tongue.
II comforicth the afflicted. healelh the sick.
chcereth the poor, rulcth the rich, winncth
the subject.
a Chicaso editor who probably knows
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nos exasperated ding, pezt 10 being
hog. isto be called bag
4 western undertaken. harisg apart.
ments TO LET. pasted bis bills upon ibe cOf
FINS in the windows. announcing JIode.
Ings Cor single gentlemen.
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nsed 70 opon bis speeches with: I" Fellow
citizens. was horn 10 Portsmouth; wa
always born in Portsmouth.
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family. II Il Unnecessary 10 add tina
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a lads wished i seat ID crowded hall
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ct
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tee, that .thc deceased bad heen cor sey
srai yearE director II bank. notwitlI
standing which he died Christian an
universally respected"
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morning." slid gentleman 70 friend
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woman" "JuA ike youi Whom hay
you made . happy BY your charity thi
timer Ny wife,,
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drummenobscrved . very peculiar chime
unfinished and il attracted their attention
they asked haxcn.haired urchin standin
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whercnpop The aforesaid urchin replied
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tail has never been fully discovered. hut
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Notice.

Or William Wfudwkk will sapsrsuispe tn
gg.J@ratlon n III prescriptions u nv Drug ~srfs
JAMS v. WHITTtr
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49, - - = ~"
MEASURING THE BABy.

MEASURING THE BABy.
We measured tho rioious baby
Against The cottage wall
a lily grew IL the threshold.
And the h1v was just N tall
A ROYAL tiger lily,
With spots of purple and gold,
And heart like d jeweled chaticr,
The fragrant dew TO hold.
Without The bluebir,ls whisilrd
High up IN the old rooffrres,
And 10 and fro At the window
Tho red rose rocked her bees:
And the wee. pink lists nf The baby
Were never a moment still,
Snatching ID shine and shadow
That dancedon the lattice siIi
His eyes werc wide MS bluclellS
His mouth like . flower uDblown
Two little hare feet, like Funny white mice
peeped ont froIi isis SNOWY gown;
And We thought, Mia 4 thrill Of rapture
That vet had touch Of pain,
When June rolls around with her roses,
Wen measure the boy again.
All me III darkened chamber.
With the sunshine shut away,
Through tears thu FELL like bitter rain,
We measured the boy tC-slay:
Md the little bare feet that were dimpled
And sweet rs q budding rose.
Lay side by side together,
In the hush Of long repose,
ZIP from Inc dainty pillow,
White as the risen dawn.
The fair little face lay smiling.
With the LIGHT of heaven thereon
Aud the dear little hands, like rose leaves
Dropped from a rose. iay sill,
Never 10 snatch at the sunshine
rhat crcrt TO the shrouded i'll
"
We measured the sleeping baby
With ribbons white n snow,
For the shining rosewood casket
Tint waited him below;
And out Il the darkened chamber
We went with 4 rhiidIess moan
To the hight of the sinless sR9js
Our little one Ind growni
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Strange Ecport-Bazaine Reported ON the
Prussian Rear.

Marshal Bazaine mas driven the Prussians towards
Sedan. The french are at La Chappele.
The Paris papers report Obscurely three French
successes without locating them.
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HE sEGE or sERisBoURa.
TELEGRAM TO THE REV YORK HtHALO.

Gallant Resistance 20 the Prussian Siege
OF the Defencers--liinc- FOR Explosion in
Case OF Capture.
PARIS, Sept. ., VIA LoNDoH-P. M.
special telegram 10 the HERALD says mat
General Urch, commander OF the beseged fortress
aud city OF Strasbourg, reports to-day the govern
ment that Notwithstanding the terrible force and
almost dreadful consequences OF the Prussian bonn
oardment, both the town and fortress still hold out
win galiantry spirit and resolution.
Every assault or the enemy Is met promptly and
with good eject.
Inc inhabitants the men OF the garrison, every
body inside the ramparts are determined " resist
the Germans TO the last extremity.
They Will hight TO even more than the last ex IRENE
OF regular warfare for 1t is alleged that all the inner
fortified points the cuverts and the followed works
have been trained with gunpowder and made ready
TO be exploded--like TO the works at Sebastopol
10y the Russians during the Crlmean war-shoud the
enemy obtain an entrance at any one given point.
In such event the Inhabitants and garrison OF
strasbourg WILL 1t is thought, retreat Immediately
by opposite avenues the powder trains being fred
almost In the face OF the invaders
IL is said here to-day that the old people women
and children OF Strasbourg have been enabled to
leave the city by means OF subterranean passage IN
an old cloister recently discovered.
The Bishop of strasbourg Is reported 90 have died
yesterday.
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n'scELLisEOls PaRi, REPORTS.
TELEGRAM 70 THE slw YORK HERALD.

Calais and 81. Pierre-iieiigious Pcrvor Of tho
Brittany voiunteers- Tho Eishop Of yerduu
KiiIe6-Cathoic Churches Despoiled by the
Prussiaus.
PARIS, sept. 2, 1870
Calais and st. Pierre are TO he put in a complete
state OF defence.
In Brittany recently seyeuty.two thousand yolup
teers par,ook OF the communion In one day on the
eve OF enrolling themselves IN the army.
The Bishop OF Verdun was killed on tile 2sth while
carrying a white flag.
There is terrible vindiclveness against the Prus-
SLAMS for the outrages on the Catholic churches.
The war is degeneraiing into one OF religion aud
races.
The Pays makes demand that the Chambers
separate until after the owing to the fact that
too much time has been taken up In useless nqui-
ries, which disturb and impeds the action OF the
government.
vIeuXtemps. the vlollnist, has been arrested by
mistake as spy.
The authorities are organizing additional Gre
companies, TO be In readiness TO aot in ease OF the
bombardment OF the city.
Anumber Of Germans were arrested to-day for
NONCOMPLIANCE with the order to leave Paris.
NJ. Theirs mas not appeared ia the Chambers for
two days. lie Is known to be i'll.
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TIE PRUSSIAN BLOCKADE.
TELEGRAM 10 The NEW YORK HERALD.

OniciaI Notification of the French Blockade
Of the Prussiau aud German Coast in the
North Sen.
WASHINGTON. Sept 9. 1870.
The following is notice of the blockade OF the
coast OF Prussia and Of the German States in the
North Sea, as officially communicated by the Depart
ment OF State:--
In cnie the naval forces OF his Majesty the Emperor
OF the French In the North Sea- In consideration OF
the stale Of war existing between France ana
Prussia together with the states OF the North Ger.
man Confederation, acting In accordance with the
powers belonging To me, declare that from the l5tn
day OF August 1870, the cost OF Prussia and OF the
North German confederation, extending from the
island OF Batrum 10 the mouth OF the Elder, with
Its ports tharbors. roads and creeks Is nsld In
state OF effective blockade by the naval forces
placed under our command. anu that delay OF ten
days viii be granted 10 friendly neutral vessels ia
order 10 nnisn asing In their cargoes and To leave
the blookaded ports. The geographical limits of
east longitude from PARIS as FAR the parallel OF
1iiyfour degrees i've minutes from Paris north lat
tide the parallel as far as the longitude OF We de-
grces fofty.fve minutes IRON Paris: tnen he mer
dian y! I'VE degrees foriy-uve minutes far "a The
para lei OF nlty-ioIr degrees two minutes OF lati-
tude; nnalJ this latter parallel as far as The coast
steps will be taken against auy vessel endeivor-
Ing 10 Violate SAID blockade In accordance TO the IN
ternatiuna law and To the treaties IN force with
neutral Powers.
On board OF the Mapnanime, an iron clad frigate
OF His Majesty the Emperor OF the French. alta
toned between the English Island OF Heligoland
and the Prussian coast.
AUGUST IL. 1870.
The vice Admiral Commanding yin Chief,
Iscned FoURlCHON.
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TEE SITUATION IN PARIS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Manning the Guns the Fortified tions-Rn-
pncity Of the Bakers The Cunboats ON the
Seine.
PARIS, Sept. 2, 1870.
The Monde says that five well trained gunners
have been assigned to each OF the three thousand
guns mounted on the Paris Notifications. An am
pie supply Of ammunition is also provided.
The Council Of State OF Paris think Of fixing the
price OF bread and provisions, owing TO the rapacty
OF the dealers.
fleet of gunboats is going up the Seine. Th
banks OF the river covered with excited
crowds, who cheer the feet as 1t passes.
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BAVARIAy REP GRTs.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Great Rejoicing In Overwhelming william
Congratulated the victorics-His Re-
Spouse.
MUNICH, Sept Q, 1870.
There is intense delight among all classes Of pso.
pie at the prowess exhibited by the Bavaran corps
in the German army in the battles near Beaumont
Flags are flying from the public buildings and else
where and the citizens have paraded the streets
with bands of music banners and transparencies.
The government authorities were enthusiastically
cheered.
Yesterday there was reunion OF the Liberal de
putles in the Chambers 10 respond to convocatIon
OF Notables who were In session In Berlin. King
Louis was duly notified
A conPratulatory telegram was sent TO King vii.
liam on the field Of battle, well as to the Berlin
meeting. The King, in reply to the felcitatons ex-
pressed his JOY and thanks for the confidence OF
Bavaria and assured the deputies that the combat
of the giants would result TO the honor Of Bavaria
and Germany.
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A rRUSsIAN PROCLAMATION.
TELEGRAM 10 The NEW YORK HERALD.

Who will BIO Regarded as French SOidiers-
Armed Citizens 10 be Punished.
CLERMONT EN- ARGoNNE, France, Sept. l. 1870.
The following proclamation was published here
to-day
Every person taken by the Prussians must, In
order to be regarded prisoner OF war; be actually
q French soldier, attached demonstrably to some
nag In an organized corps Of military character,
proved by military insignia, uniform &C. All others
taken having arms in their possession will be tried
by drumhead court martial, and, If convicted. con.
demned to at least ten years. hard labor in German
prisons.
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TIE BATTLE OF THIRsDaY.
1fltGRAMs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Hioody Battle ThursGay--Tbe French I,tx,s.
trousiy Deieatcd-They Retreat To Ne
zieres-Wounded in Belgium.
LONDON, Sept. q 1870.
The following official despatch, dated at Boui,lon
Belgium few miles from Sedan, this day tsepr. q.
IL just made public - ~
The battle yesterday was very bloody. ana re-
suited dsastrously Tor The French who rereated IN
hezeiA.
The Prussians now occupy Givonne, q few miles TO
The northeast OF Sedan.
Great numbers OF wounded have been admitted
into Belgium io- hnmanlty's sake.
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MISC GERMAN REPORTS.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YOBk HERALD.

The War Feeling In Leipzsg-An Address q,
the King.
LEIPZIG Sept 2 1870.
The corporation OF this city and the commercial
and other civic organizations have united In All
address to the King OF Prussia, as chief OF the
German Confederation. urging his Majesty to reject
any overtures OF mediation and to prosecute the
war until permanent peace can be secured A
similar address has been adopted and will be pre-.
scnted to the King Of Saxony,
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TIE FRENCH PaRLIkM INT.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

How the Officers Of the National Guard arc
10 be AppOinted-Deiay I'm the Payment Of
Commercial ELECTS.
PARIS, Sept. 2, 1870.
In the Corps Legisatif to-day the MiDiser OF the
Interior submitted proposition that officers ana
sub-o6icers OF the National Guard be elected from
among former soldiers. The measure was declared
urgent and was adopted.
Deputy Cremieux proposed delay In the payment
OF commercial enects for two months instead OF one
month, as already provided for, which was also de.
cared urgent and adopted.
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TEE BATTLE OF WEDNESDAY.
1ElEeHams TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Renewal of the Battle-A FeiRned Retreat
by the French--The Prussinns Entrapped
and Badly Used Up-DIacNIahon Crosses
the Mouse.
PARIS, Sept. 2. 1870.
On Wednesday, the sist OF August the Prussian
army resumed an attack on the French forces then
operating on the left bank Of the river Meuse
An engagement was at once commenced at a
point situated between Douzy ana Douchery.
The Prussian army suffered most severe losses in
this battle.
hons strategy into angle whi Is formed by the
rampant. works or Sedan and the natural heights
which irreguary stud the gro und on the left bank
OF the river MeUse.
Here the Prussians were asssaed and made to
lose, as is stated, very great number OF men.
The Prusslans began TO retire after time
Towards noon they withdrew from the scene OF
conflict, moving IN hs direction OF Mouzon, after
having made several gallant and impetuous, but
useless, attempts to recross the Meuse.
Marshal MacMahOn, having thus cleared the
ground OF his enemy, passed the Meuse river on
Wednesday, August 81, IN the evening.
His object was then, anticipated generally both
in Paris and London to press on another and per-
haps general, engagement.
Prussian Claim of victory--Thirty zone
Guns and Seven Thousand Prisoners
Captured.
LONDON, Sept. 2. 1870.
The following despatch. dated August 81, Is lust
made public at Berlin
AS the successes OF Wednesday covered so wide
region the particulars are confused and hardly Ger.
tain. 1t is known, however that the Prussians
have captured twenty guns, eleven mitraillenses
and 1000 prisoners.
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King Williams Report Of the Progress Of the
EngaSement.

King Williams Report Of the Progress Of the
Engagement.
| BERLIN, Sept. O. 1870.
| The following despatch from the King to Queen
Augusta has just been made pubic:-
SEDAN Sept. Is O'Clock p. NJ.
me battle has ragged since halfpast eight O'Clock
this morning. Our forces have advanced VIC
toriously The Fourth, Fifth ana Seventh corps and
1 the Bavarans were engaged The enemy was
almost entirely driven into the city
Reported Despatch from Napoeon--'sAn Goes
Wonderfully Welp'--Enslisn Correspondents
Positive Of Fresch success.
LONDON, Sept. O. 1870.
The Paris correspondent Of the Globe vouches for
the truth of the following report
A gigantic battle has been in progress since
"Wednesday morning near the forest OF Argonne.
the Empress Thursday efternO0n:-
All goes wonderfully well Our plans all succeed
This obtains some color from the Bouillon tele
gram already sent, and IS uncontradcted by the
PrllsSian narrative, which does not reach late
date.
The correspondent OF the Standard at Sedan is
equally positive of the French success There is
some reason to fear that the combatants compete in
the Justification OF the news.
Impression that the Advantage Rested With
The French.
LONDON. Sept. 2, 1870.
The London journals are sadly perplexed by the
late war dispatches. They say a new encounter
seems to have occurred yesterday near Sedan favor
log the French; but this or nothing else prevents
the Prussians from gong to Pans. They are prac
ttcaly unresisted
French Claim of victory-Thirty Guns and
Many Prisoners Capturcd-A Counter
Claim for the PrussIans.
LONDON, Sept. Q, 1870.
Dispatches have been received from Paris this
morning claiming that the Prusslans were repulsed
In their attack on MacMahon after ten hours sharp
fighting The Prussians attacked the French from
the front and rear. The French captured thirty guns
and great many prisoners. The Prussians are
ported to have been driven towards Belgium.
Another despatch says that the Prussians were
victorious, but it is not yet generally known.
Continued Claim Of French Successes.
PARIS, Sept q 1870.
The Paris journals all publish letters from CORE.
spondenls to-day corroborating the news previously
published or the successes to our arms. The Prus-
slams, however, are so numerous that the battle
must be resumed on a vast scale. Both sides have
received heavy achievements.
Strange Ecport-Bazaine Reported ON the
Prussian Rear.
BOUILLON (Belgium), Sept. l, 1870
Marshal Bazaine mas driven the Prussians towards
Sedan. The french are at La Chappelle.
The Paris papers report Obscurely three French
successes without locating them.
Prince Frederick Charles Congrat uIates His
Troops.
LONDON, Sept. @ 1870.
Prince Frederick Charles yesterday thanked his
troops on the battle field for their gallantry.
The Fourth army, composed of the landw chr has
already distinguished itself.
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to her anxiety 90 reach Paris before the new rired
naval artillery, which Is now concentrating from
the neets could be moved into position there. Ex-
perts regard these guns as murderous weapons.
william II. Russell wrlres:-'Tast week nothing
could possibly have checked the Prusslan advance
on Paris, but now that the Qualifications have been
80 enlarged and strengthened an entrance there is
hardly possible.p
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IHE PRUSSIAN CAMPS.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW y0Rx HERALD.
Sickness and Suffering in the Field.

sickness and Suffering in the Field
PARIS, Sept. 2,
VIA LONDON-P. M. ( .,
Special telegraph reports from Sedan for the
HERALD state, under date Of to-day, that there ia
vast deal Of sickness prevailing in the Prussian
armies. Dysentery and camp lever have disabled,
1t is sald thousands OF the German soldiers
The hospitals condition In the field is serious.
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BELGSAX NEUTRALITY.
TelEGaAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Reiugees from Both Armies Across the Line
Surrender to the Aurhorities-D isnrmed and
Exiradited.
BRUSSELS, September $3.50 p. NJ
About 700 Prussian soldiers and 600 OF the French
troops were forced into the Belgian territory during
ana subsequent to the recent battles between the
Two armies on the line OF the Meuse.
Both parties Immediately acknowledged the neu-
tral rights inviolabllity of the soil.
They ceased fighting, laid down their arms and
surrendered themselves to the authorities who have
been commissioned by the Kings government to
guard the frontier line.
Their surrender was accepted and they win be
forwarded tonight their way to Brussels or Lou
vain.
Ten Thousand French Soldiers Seek Refuge
In BeI9ium-They Disarmcd and Sent
10 Camp Mt BeverloO.
BRUSSELS. Sept. 2, 1870.
During the battle OF yesterday some ten thousand
officers and soldiers Of the French army were forced
into Belgian territory where they were required to
Instantly surrender their arms.
Last night the frontier guard captpred disarmed
and ENDORSED two hundred French on Belgian terri.
tory near Sedan.
The French troops who were captured and dis
armed have been sent to the camp AT Beyerloo
Number of French Fighters Reduced to Three
Observation-Disclosures Wounded at BruRes
LONDON, sept. O. 1870.
body OF $500 French Infantry and 500 cavalry
with two cannon, camp equpage and other mate
rial took refuge in Belgium.
some wounded Prussians, who also fed into Bel
gian territory, have been taken to Bruges where
they are carefully attended to.
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N S2EL1AyEOUS LONDON REPORTS.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Effect of Prussian Victories the Market
More About Napoieon's Trunks.

LONDON Sept. 2, 1870.
The Times says-"The Prussans finding their enc
niles still strong IN Numbers have been obligec to
remain near the fortified towns IN order TO watch
them.v
The Paris papers notice angrIly that Prussian VIC
tories strengthen the London stock market; also
that Prince Humbert tthe Crown Prince OF italy, and
his wife have congratulated Prussia on her successes
The Ctrttan, an obscure journal or this city, as
seris that sixteen boxes OF property belonging to
Napoleon have been received In London, and are
now stored In warehouse IN the city.
The Examiner says II the mad policy or 1914 to-
ward France-a policy OF partition ana repression
is intended. the safety OF Europe demands that
France be guaranteed against disnonor and dis
memberment, and 1t is to be hoped the Czar will In
terpOse to preserve the balance of power
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the Prussians are between the frontier and the
northern fortresses. MacMahOn has probably been
cut OH from the last road left him to Paris.
Bazaine has been completely beaten before Metz
by Prince Frederick Charles.
french iugltWes are running about Brussels mad
with excitement
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Additional Particulars Of Yesterdays Battle
The Frussians Reported Driven All Day.

Additional Particulars Of Yesterdays Battle
The frussians Reported Driven All Day.
LONDON, Sept. 2, 1870.
special telegram to the NEW YORK HERALD
dated this evening at Forenvlne in Belgian Lux
embourg. says that on Wednesday the French, otter
fighting seven hours, fell back seIah, the Prus.
SLAMS holding the ground Of the Action but with fear
rul losses. Yesterday was spent in burning the
dead, out this morning the French UNEXPECTEDLY
resumed the offensive In force at daybreak. and
have been driving the Prussians all day.
The Prusslans are retreating towards Carignan.
and the battle is raging most ercely at Dousy The
cannonade is tremendous, and the fighting nercer
than on Wednesday.
Private kilograms from Brussels this evening say
there is no official news, but correspondents near
the frontier telegraph that the French have driven
considerable force Of Prusslans in great disorder
across the Belgian frontier, where they were imme.
diately disarmed.
The accounts tonight are so utterly conflicting
that no reliance can be placed upon any of them
not even on one or two which profess to be Official
The probability Is that at one point the French have
won the advantage, and the Prussians at another,
as 1t Is believed the fighting line arrays three hun
dred thousand men in action