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sP0'E.NG FOR A EiGKF.
No Orangemen ReinG Near, "a Party Of Irish
Patriots s'Latber' Each Gthcr-An Officer
Also s'I.athered,' aud the Resuit.

No Orangemen Reing Near, "a Party Of Irish
Patriots "Latber'' Each Gthcr-An Officer
Also s'Iathered'' aud the Resnit.
riot occurred last evening about four O'Clock on
the corner OF Fourth street ana Sixth avenue,
which at time threatened to assume serious pro-
portions. II appears that a NUMBER OF Irishmen on
their way up TO Elm Park stepped into lager beer
saloon on Sixth avenue to have drink. While
there the men quarreued among them
selves. nnd, adjourning TO the sidewalk
In mont OF the saloon, commenced n des-
perate fight. Not satisfied, however, with
belaborng each other, they seized Mr.. Smith, who
was quietly standing at his own door, and throwing
him on the ground beat him IN The most brutal man.
ner A number OF citizens nteriered 10 save Smith,
Irishmen, when detective Jacob Won Gelfchben, OF
the Twenty-eighh precinct rushed INTO the crowd,
and, procaiminR himself q policemen, attempted to
arrest the rioters He was Immediately set upon and
received several heavy blows Regardless OF the
slOwcrinR blows Ger1chiben seized mold OF man
named Green, whom he took to be the ringeader.
Green at once drew a revolver, but fortunately it
was Knocked out OF his hand md fell upon the side
walk before he could use 1t. man named Hcky
picked 1t up and attempted to escape, but was pur
sued and captured by Q fireman who had come to
the assistance Of the officer. With the aid OF officer
Wills who had his attention attracted by the noise
while on duty In Washington Parade ground, three
Of the rioters were arrested aad taken to the Jeer
son Market Police COurt, where Judge Cox COM
mltted them for examination In default OF $500 bail
Patrick Green and Thomas Hicky. Hicky iden-
tilted by citizen as the man who first attacked
Smith. A complaint VIII he taken against him In
the mOrningi Mr. Smtn Is able 10 appear ia court.
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NEW YuKk HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1870

appointed by the Department for procuring pass
ports from and alter he Of October next the pay
ment OF the i've dollar tax VIII not be required.
General sickles' Leave Of Absence Ex.
tended.
The extension OF the leave granted 10 Major Gen.
eral Sickles confirms my statement OF few days
ago that representative at the Court OF Madrid Ii
not affected in the least by the new Army bill. He
will receive an annual extension so long as he
remains abroad, unless our wise legislators should
take 1t into their sagaciOus nOddles TO further
amend and tinker with the army.
Appointments by the President.
The President appointed Mr. Bailey, OF ohio, as
Consul at Hong Kong and william r. Taylor as
Collector OF Customs for the districts OF Bristol and
Warren, Rhode Island.
Seamcn's Wages In the Navy Increased.
The wages Of all enlisted men In the Navy have
been increased In the amount or 81 so per month by
order OF President Grant. BY direction OF Tie Navy
Department the increase Of pay has been extended
to masters.atarms, apothecaries, yeomen pay
masters, writers, ana other appointed petty officers.
The English Mission.
Mr. Frenghuysen has not yet accepted thc mission
to England IL is understood that the unsettled con
dition Of his business affairs delays response.
Personal.
The Postmaster General viii leave Washington to-
morrow for his home In Maryland and return next
Thursday, when The bids for envelopes will be
opened.
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PoaT or NEW YonN, auGusV 5, 1879.
CLEARED.

Steamship Ocean Queen, Maury, AspnwaD--Paciae Mai
steamship 20.
Steamship Elizabeth jenkins, San Juan del Nore s,ro,
Bros.
Ship Elizabeth Yeo, Scott Bristol Is Morssn's Sons
ship Resoiue, Cam, Marseilles- Boyd Hincken.
4 Co.
Bark yumnri Br, johnson, saaaa la Graude- -wayden &
CO.
Bark Evening Star fBr, Chick 81 Jago- waydell 4 Co.
Bark At!antic Dickersop, Bar0ados--H Irowbridge Il
Sons.
Brig Atlantic, Wark, Kingston Ja-H De Cordova 4 Co.
Brig Henry Trowbrdse BuIsey, Kingston ia "A II Solo
mon 4 Co.
Brig Alex Williams tBr. Dunno, st Johns NF-George
Brewer.
Brig Aycsford tBr) Martin, Windsor, Ns-H De Wolf
c.
Brig Memphis tBr, Maconber Windsor, Ns--J Whitney
h Co.
schr Annie Leverett, Thompson. Tampco amin &
Walsh.
Scbr Blue Bird, Finley. st john NIP Nevius Sons
SchT Constitution, Smith. Jack soDvie- Warren Ray
Co.
sehr Bell, Chester, Jacksonville Bentley, Miller 4
Thomas.
SSbr Hawkins, Norris Ch,rleston-Evaps Bali 4 Co.
Sclr siss Brainrrd, Buell., Hartford-Ferguson Wood
Sl0op Isaac Bauvet, Norcrldse New Haven Lewis
Drake.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphla
Steamer G Walker, Sheren, Philadelphia.
Steamer Monitor, Jones, Philadelphia
Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Philadelphia.
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and cnained the door In the evening, but foand y
open In the morning Mr. Arans0n further 81. les
that he has seen Frederick since the DAY 0i mur-
der. He explains the confusion about
WHICH BROTHER ROSE fIRsT IN tn MORNING
OF the fatal day. Frederick says '.aat upon that
the window In his night shlrs, hardly thinking IT
worth while to retfe again. " this dress he left the
third story front hall bedrOn by the side door and
instead Of passing into cle hail went through the
communicating roopis 20 WashlnCton's room, which
was the third story back and entered this apartment
ny side door; tb0i at that hour thalpast ve A. NJ
he saw
WASHINGTON ASLEEP WITH HIS LEGS CROSSED
on the bed. DE did not awake him, but returned 10
his (FTederict ~ room. In a short time FREDERICK
went back Sy the same way, avoiding The hail, not
wishing to make noise, and just before six he
stepped again into Washin2tpn's room anu slmulta-
ne0rsly Washington awoSe. Frederick said he
would go ana awake his father. Washington SAID
no. that he would go and started down stairs. Soon
Frederick heard
THE oUTCRiEs or WASHINGTON
ana Jumped down stars 10 his ia'hers corpse.
IL is asceriained thur Nj. Nalhan mad discharged
coachnan six or eight months ago, and he was al
tcrward put In the Iunatlc asylum. II was "A mania
with this man TO believe that lie would be assassin
aied. Is mol tins
MYSTERIOUS;
lie cannot now be found.
waiter was also discharged at West Poiht. lie
was grossly Incorporate and has not turned up.
The man Kelly, II IL said, has Deen bounty
Jumper
THIS IL substantially the case as it stands. No
doubt hut that public suspicion against W WaihinSton
Nathan has softencd. IL Is
FEARFUL THING
To accuse young man OF brutal paracde. when he
has iair name, spoiless character and the world
before him, Just because Il father mas been SIAM
under the same roof that covers the son.
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YET ANOTHER MURDER


A Tenant in Williamsburg ssabs HE Land
lord Through the Heart-Quarrc.some
Women the Cause Of the Murder.
Shortly after nine O'Clock last night Captain COR
pelIus woglom OF the Fifth precinct, Williamsburg,
received information that murder had been com
mitted at The tenement house No. 1G9 North Eighth
street, and he started Immediately the place, hur
rying officers along to intercept the murderer.
On arriving at the place indicated the captain
found Tie ileiess body OF Andrew Murphy, covered
with blood, lying the front yard of his own resi-
dcnce
THE BODY WAS STILL WARM
when the captain felt 1t, but pulsaion had ceased.
After giving orders for the proper disposition OF the
body or deceased the captain despatched his men IN
all directions in search OF the murderer, ana within
half an hour ollcer Albert Quinn came upon him IN
NOrih Second street and ordered him 10 surrender.
The murderer, whose name rs Thomas aurPhy,
station house saying that he had intended TO 20
there ana surrender himself
AN EXCITED CROWD
accompanied the 0f3fcef ami his prisoner to the sta
tod house. but no demonstration was made a. the
news OF the murder mad not spread AT the time.
bed At the scene of the murder, and renamed until
near midnlgnt examining the causes OF the tragedy
and expressing their opinions IN regard 10 IL.
THE CAUSE OF THE TRAGEDY
IL said to have originated with the wives OF the
derer and his viciim, who .quarrelied curing the
day in the absence OI their respective husbands
and told their grieis on their return.
Thomas Murphy, VINO is II mason, aged forty nine
years, provoked quarrel with Andrew Murphy, his
landlord alter he had heard his wiles story. An
drew was engaged IN repairing The roof OF his
house, and Thomas told him mat he did not wish to
hear so much noise 10 pacIIy him and avoid a
quarrel which lie feared, Andrew desisted and came
down stairs. Thomas then went TO a neighDoring
hiuof store and look dose OF Whiskey,
and on his return kicked Andrew dog. An
drew demonstrated with him loi ti,is, wnen lie
turned upon him. saying that he would Kick him also.
quarrel then took place between them, during
which Thomas badly cut in the face, his under
lip being cut through, but In what manner is not
known.
THE DEADLY KNIFE.
Finding himself no match for the man he had
provoked, Thomas Murphy plunged knfe into
Andrew Mnrphys heart, ana his victim fell dead at
his feet. In endeavOring 10 aid her husband the
wife oi the murdered man wal cut but not seri-
Ously.
The murderer was q tenant or his victim. Both
men bore good characters and were industrious and
nard working.
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LGyC BaaNrH EkCEs.

Pool selling for To-Day's Haces-oystermsn,
Abdcl kader aDd Hnrric the Favorites--A
Brilliant Close OF the season Expected.
LONG BRANCH, August s, 1870.
The last days races at Monmouth, Park to- morrow,
promise be the most brilliant OF the season, and
the probability that there VIII be much larger
attendance than at either OF the previous races.
At the pool selling tonight at the West
End Hotel, by Underwood MCGOWAN,
there was large crowd OF turfmen, and the bidding
was unusually spirited. There to be three races.
The first hurdle race handicap, eight hurdles, for
all ages, two miles. The starters are Oysterman,
Bohannon, Gerold Morris and Biddy Malone, the
favorte being Oysterman, and second choice Bohan-
non. The second race Is for the Restoration Stakes
for all ages. four mile heats purse OF $4,000 There
three starters. Carrie AherOn Legatee and Abdel
Kader. the last horse beng the fav0Tte, and Carrie
Aiherton second choice. The third race Is for the
Tweed purse OF $1,000 for beaten horses all ages,
one and half miles. There live starters In thus
race--Pompey Payne, Harrie, Cavalier, the Norton
cot and Boaster. The favOritc is lafrie and second
choice Cavalier.
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stassiu: IN ssuek!ya TO GENERAL 7. S. Dska.

Last evening General Thomas ). Dakn, OF The
Fifth brigade, National Guard, wa honored with
one OF the finest serenades which has been rendered
10 any gentleman In Brooklyn for years. The sere
naders, who were COMPOSED OF sixty members
from the Brooklyn German singing societies. twenty
from the Aron, Of New York, and the Twenty eighth
regiment OF Brooklyn repaired TO the residence OF the
General No. 336 Pearl street, between nine and ten
O'Clock and sang ana played some OF the most popu
lar German airs. hosts or the friends OF ne General
were present and hundreds Of citizens throngcd the
street IN front OF his residence who shouted loud
huzZahs for this popular officer
The General entertained his friends In his pleas
ant gardens ut the Of hts residence and the ies
tviies were Kept up until a late hour.
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BAY BURGLARS.

Discovery Of Nest Of Thieves OH Staten
Island.
For the past few weeks numerous burgaries have
been committed ON Staten Island, and notwithstand-
ing the vigilance OF the detectives the thieves have
up to yesterday euded arrest Detective Allen yes
terday arrested at New Brighton young man. about
twenty -one years of age, named John Mulligan on
suspicion Of being one Of the gang, AMI which snb-
sequenty proved correct. Muigan acknowledged
being one OF party OF four who have sort OF cave
in the woods back OF Snug HarD0r where they stow
their booty. The detectives have succeeded In re-
covering some tobacco and cigars which were stolen
from German cigar maker on the New Brighton
ferry dock. Another young man, named James
Blaine also arrested by officers Cornell and AM
brOse, who Is recognized as another Of the gang.
Both we're locked up by Judge Garrett to await eX.
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Sbit,Ujux NOtes.


The bark Brszos Captain Fuller which arrived In
trade between New York. Galveston and Liverpool She Is
owned bv Mesns Mallory Co. and Il in every respect
superior vessel Her length deck l75 feet breadth
Of beam 81 teet depth of hold ~ feet nchcs and Of 100
tons burden.
Since last report there bsvo arrived points on the
Western canals and hudson river the following bzrge
schooners and canal boats towbost Niassra-Barges
ThomaN y Baker, r Pruyn; scbrs 7 Hine, Geo
Washington canal boats Carlow Church, 4 hoser,
; Perry Alien Monroe W Morris, Mary, Morse, Fred
Veiie, Amelia Curtis Geo Northr0p, Arnold Cayuga
Charley Tnbbs Henry Hsssy, Aex Barclay. BY toweoat
America Barges Collsrd, q Douglas, 8 Colgate,
Moshsr canal boats Horton Smith Belts, Abbie Breed
Clue, zenss Willis, Geo williams, Jas Bailey, John
We'cb, Albion, Ncsbit, Chester Karr Eva, Nellie Eos
ter ThOs Cornell, Pruyn Idsve, warwick, Chandler.
&c Wright, I Burden BY towboat Anns-Barges Ho,ten
tot Watson Cottnshsm, II Douglas, Milan, VIM Nal
iory scnr u Pius; canal boats } Mitchell Shady Run
Miller, Charles Thayer, Gem, Norma, and Fred itr
kips
Marine Disasters.
BANK NELLIE FENwIoE, from Azus disytil for Boston,
by scbr battle Hamn Of Boston, Wednesday PM taken
IN ow ana brought into Newport where she arrived 4ih
built at sciuate, Mass In 1854 and hailed from Barba
dos.
BRIG ArALANrA (Br at Baltimore 4th from Licaa,
ports june ~ ai 49, Ion 6i lost lore and man opmasts ID
gale from WSW.
SoBR MARGARET POWELL. Fenton, from Trenton tor
New Haven witb coal IN tow with two other echooners OF
and after being towed ~ tar south Brother SUNK ana WIZ
be total loss
scnR TAMPA from Frontera for New York, before re-
ported at Pass aoutre leaking arrived up al New Orleans
MISCELLANEOUS.
,TBB NEW yoBx AAs,yIss RKaIsTrR. published semi
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED by TUE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
9esmsnp F"nn. Freeman, Philadelphia, with ma'e. to
BARK Highnnd Mary tBr,, Philips Newport VI. Queens
wind. d. then s2ys
heavy gale from WNw Wsw, which lasted
sss ssnt westerly Winds and thick 0s was days west Of the
Ssi miles sn Tasa1Se vsss
two or three
having PASSED her ahead OF % .eeo.sd
Nellie Fenwiek from nayi for BOsion, OF which hands
srIs Jennie CLARK Lewis, cardep.. days with mo-
'asses e wsmGs Gydsr 70 order
&e, to woodho9se southmayd Rnda July 80 lat 81 lon
scRr Belle r. Hun, prsko, Virginia.
schr Sarah Quinn, Lane, Virginia.
Schr Marin Jane. Jones, Virginia.
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Bark tocw) Fuller Portland, Ct, for New York IN
ballast, q 9 II u Mallory 4 Co.
schT W " Dickip,on Rogers, George. Bank for New
scy Annie toctwSoa John, kenneoecs River
York. with m
schr DAYLIGHT, McFsdden, Gardner for New York, with
,.S sesr Higgins Bangor for New York. with
sshr James LawrenGs rorrey, Bangor for New York,
schr Prescou Merrman, Portland for New York. with
shocks to Waydell 1 Son.
schr Sea Flower, Chase, Cape Aun for New York
Schr Mary Eliza, Handy, R0ckport for New York
Schr George Moen Ashby Vineyard Sound for New York
with FISH TO Moon Lamphear.
Schr George Thatcher, Racket, New Bedford FOR New
York.
schr $ Lane, Fuller, Falmouth for New York.
Schr Yarmouth, Sears EyanIs for New York.
Schr Horizon Newman, Providence for New York.
Scbr Amos Briggs, Knapp, Providence Tor Hayerst,aw
Schr Aptecedept Pende.on, Stonngton for New York.
Scbr Alert, Bunce Stonybrook for Weehawken.
schr Adde Avery, Ryan, New Haven for Georgetown,
DC.
Schr Mercer. WATSON, Bridgeport for Elizsbcibpor.
Scbr Emerald, Castro Sag itarbor for EIzabethport.
Schr Mail, Holmes. Greenwich for New YORK.
Scbf Beading Railroad No ~, Bartlett, Porchester for
Philadelphia.
BOUND GAsC
Brig Irene Ward, Elaabethport for Boston.
Brig hyesi ORD tBr, MatlD New York for Windsor Ms.
schr CBr), Be,hsr, Nassau, Mp, via New York for
Boston.
Schr Julia Wiets, Bays, Pbade pha for New Haven.
Schr Gust, -, Trenton for Providence.
schr Weller, Kelsey, South Amboy for Norwich.
icbr San Juan, Jones, Rondout for Bridgeport.
Schr Beu1 Strong, Brown, Rondout for Providence.
Schr Chas Halsey, beDnctt Rondout for Providence.
Schr II King. bragden, Rondoui for Lynn.
Schr veIInilion, Davis, Eewbur. for Providence.
schr c II Stafford, Thompson, Hchcken for Roekland
Schr James Nelson, MRcomber Hoboken for Taunton f..
Schr Leonore, Spon0rd, HobokeD for RocKport.
schr Staten Islander Hammond Jersey City FOR Bridge
porl
schr Louler Newton, Ray, New York for Demerarn.
Schr Sias Frainard Lewis, New York for Hartford
Schr : Dsnes, Wells, New OK Tor Hartford.
Wind at sunset Sw
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY AHaUaL fAla.

The managers OF the Agricultural and Hortcul-
tural Society," or westcbester heId meeting at tn.
Court House, White Plains yesterday, for the pur-
pose OF completing arrangements for the approach.
Ing annual fair. The floral hail. 100 feet long and 50
feet wide, ~ almost completed nj cost OF So 300
and contract is about being awarded for the erec.
iOn OF suitable buildings for the accommodation or
the officers during the continuance OF the fair.
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AQUATIC.

The annual regatta OF the Columbia Boat Club
takes pace at four O'Clock this afternoon on Eyssn
Fields, over the old course OF the Hudson Amateur
Rowing Association. There VIII be three races
nrst race single sculs for the championship Of The
club and the silver belt second race single scus,
valued ut twenty dollars; third race wash tub race.
open TO all the members for which there are several
entries. The steamboat Fort Lee, which leaves
Christopher street, has beomchartered by the club,
and will convey the Invited guests 10 the race.
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DEATH BY llSHTHlnC.

ON Thursday afternoon, during the terrible storm
which ragged over Montclar, n. j., the house OF Mr.
Montgomery Sigler struck by lightning. The
lightning passed down the chimney and struck his
son aged fourteen years, killing him instantly. No
other da mage was done.
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SERIOUS ArfShY.

A Man stabbed In the Thront In John street,
Brooklyn.
serious array occurred last night at NO. 42John
street. In the course OF which n man named Hugh
Cullen was stabbed the throat with PAIR OF
shears by Mary TierDey. II appears that Mrs. Tier
ney, Bridget Callahan and the vile OF the man VINO
was stabbed got into serious fight. Cullen inter-
Tered and endeavOrcd 10 separate the women, when
Mrs. Ilerney seized large pair. .of shears and
stabbed him In the neck. ihe women were arrested
by Captain Mcconnell. Of The Second precinct, ana
locked up 10 await the result OF The INJURIES inflicted.
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FIVE AND LOSS OF LIFE IN elzABsrR, n. J.

Yesterday morning, aoout four O'Clock, the cooper
shop OF Mr.. Lamar, in Elizabeth, WAS destroyed by
fire, involving loss OF 81, 500, on which there was
an insurance Of $500. small barn aud stable were
also burned. John Krelg, who was returning from
the fire with Hiberna Company, fell OF the tiller and
was run over bv the engine. lie was Immediately
removed to his house where he died In about ten
miputeS
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Almanac for New York Tai. Daf.
Sun rises. OF Moon sets. morn ~ "A
Sun sets. ....... z 10 High water. morn 3 80
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK roa THE
MONTH OF AUGUST.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A RSOLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
"A Stacs-Legal everywhere desertion, 30, sufficient
publicity. No charge until divorce obtained Ad
free. NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, 78 Nassau street.
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NATHAN MURDER,


THOMAS r. A0NEw, $50 GREENWICH STREET,
New York, has reduced the prioes Of Teas CoTeos.
Sugars Flour add MI kinds OF 1rocsrs MoAascs aud Pre-.
yisions " the s0ld Standard
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DvICE GRATIS s-sPEND 81 CENTS IN PAYING
railroad fare to visit West Flushing where can buy
beautiful Building Lot for S0, aud pay for IL in $40
monthly insalments These lots will double In value In
year. Maps free M "a Beckman street.
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(NATARRH CAN BE CuRED.--CONsULT, EITHER IN
" person by letter. Or. SMITH. ~ Greene avenue,
Brooklyn New York Cut this out and preserve H. for
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this war paves the way for the final departure
from this world ofall thrones and all dynasties.
The cry has long been ascending. Vengeance
cannot much longer be withheld.


AS fuller details of the disastrous battles of
Tuesday and Wednesday come in, there re-
mains no doubt that MacMahon was so com
pletely worsted that now, instead Of trying to
win his way to the relief Of Bazaine, his most
sanguine hopes look only to extricatng him
self He is at present reported in the neighbor-
hood of Sedan, with the armies of Prince Charles
pressing him from the eastward and the army
of the Crown Prince waiting for him on the
Meuse He must cross this river or be driven
into Belgian territory or rout the foe in front
He is already coOped up in tho neck of land
between the Mouse river and the Belgian
boundary as completely as Bazaine is in Metz
The great bulk Of the German army lies
between him and Metz, and thereby cuts of
his chances of a junction with Bazaine, and
all prospects of cooperation between the two
are at an end. The bloody battle of yesterday
near Sedan is reported as disastrous defeat
of the French, and MacMahon is shap ing his
retreat in a northwesterly direction, probably
preferring to follow the narrow strip of French
territory between the river Mouse and the
Belgian frontier to entering the cM de sac
formed by the formation Of the frontier a few
miles westward of him.