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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

Church, North Capitol street, between
b and O streets. Rey. Jabez Fox

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q srH lf LUTHERAN. ast q
German Evangelical Congregation Of
Trinity, (unaltered Augsburg confess
siOn.) Fourth street west, corner Of II
street north Rev. II. NJ. Buerger.
German Evangelical church, q street
north, corner Of Twentieth street west
First ward
German Evangelical 81 Johns church,
EIour-nndO-l'aif street Island. William
Frey. 80, t
81. Paul's church, corner of Eleventh
and II stroCt west. Rev. J. q. Butler,
ID. u.
Memorial chapel, corner Vermont
avenue and N street. Rev. y. d. Fin.
kel. s.y.
.. GERMAN RRFoRNED CHURCH.
First Reformed church, corner OF Sixth
street west and + street. Rev. J. W.
Ebbinghnuse. German service in the
English service in the evening.
.H UNIvER5ALIsT.
Metzcrolt Hall, Pennsylvania avenue.
COI.oRED GIIURUmEs.
AGE zioN oHURcH.
Zion Wesley church, u street. be-
tween Second and Third streets, Island.
Galbraith chapel, l. street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets.
= John Wesley church, Connecticut
avenue, between l. and NJ streets.
bi BAPTIST. ar..
Nineteenth and street.
Shiloh, J. street, between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets, ara
Old Slds Baptist, + street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
CATHOLIC.
Church OF Blessed Martin de Torres,
Fifteenth street, between L and NJ.
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Union Bethel, NJ street, between Fit
teenth and Sixteenth streets. Rev. II.
Hall, pastor.
Israel, near south end Of Capitol
Rev. J. Handy, pastor.
Eighth, between ID and Il streets.
Rev. J. ID. Hall, pastor.
Bbenezer, Green street, Georgetown.
Rev. Savage l.. Harmon, pastor.
cnURunEs nv aEoReErowN.
Trinity Chur~h Roman Catholic, near
the Gcorgctowh College. Rev. A. r.
Campi
Christ church, Episcopal, corner Of
Congress and Beall streets. Rev. W.
w. Williams
Grace church, Episcopal, south High
street Rev. J. Il. Brown. ~
st. Adams church, Episcopal, Ten.
nallytown road. Rev. J. II. Chew. 4f
st. Johns church, Episcopal, second
street. Rev. A.. y. Atkins. ~ o. 20
Methodist Episcopal church, Dunbar
ton street. Rev. John II. Dashicld; J.
W. Hoover, sup.
Methodist Episcopal church, West
Georgetown, Rev. II, O. Mcdaniel.
Methodist Protestant church, Con
gress street. Revs, Il, w. Bates and
W. O. Lipscolnb. r,
Presbyterian church, corner Of Bridge
and Washington streets. Rev. Mr..
MolIit
Baptist church, corner Of Congress
and Gray streets. Rev. James Nelson.
Lutheran chapel, corner Of High and
Fifth streets. Rev. John Suman.
CHURCHEs IN ALEXANDRIA. H
st, Paul's church, Episcopal, Rev, s,
W. Norton.
Grace church, Episcopal, Rev. d. F,
Sprigg.
Baptist church, Rev. O. @. Biting.
UutuVitC CuuIUh, ueN. 7. hrOes.
First Presbyterian, Rev. g. q. Camp.
bell, Of Indiana.
.SsssssA -n-asi' g'ia-i-.-, H. - ~ I'vrs
witch .-.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. T, II,
Haines.
Methodist Episcopal South, Rev. Mr.
Hough.
Methodist Protestant, Rev. Il. +,
Benson.
Christ church, Episcopal, Rev. DR.
McKim. . ..a y"
Baptist church, Told sChool,) Elder
Francis. .r.Ha
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

The Grand Circle Of the District Of
Columbia meets on thoBecond Wednes.
days in March and September,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-26
UNITED STATES.

TRUE PICTURE OF PUBLIC FEELING IN
Paris.
NEW York, August Pa competent
observer who,srriYed in the Perciene from
Paris on Monday describes the state of
feeling IN that city regarding the war:
81 was witness of much that occurred
after the defeat of Mcmahon and the re-
treat OF the Frossard's army. The French
believe that the Prussians deliberately,
wantonly and faithlessly insulted France,
They want 90 fight, and mean TO, as long
as physical power remains. In all the
gatherings i saw / never heard once a
"bas" Napoleon or PEmpire. often
heard ''svtve pEmpereur, PEmpire."
France looks upon this as purely Prus-
sian quarrel, and not a German quarrel,
and was surprised at the North German
Confederation making the war q German
war. Ii is well understood in France
that the war was not Bonaparte war
The Emperor's personal wishes were for
an European agreement to reduce the
war establishment of different pow
ers. The French are surprised az Prussian
procliyities OF English public opinion,
as the alliance with England has always
besn most honest on the part of France,
the necessity and use of it have been
keeniy felt by the Emperor, and its
cordially has been, 70 great EXTENT hls
All shades of public opinion In France
regard Prussia In the words of Theirs, as
" bird OF prey" This Is the first war of
Europe TO which the Faubonrg st. Ger
main old legitimists have sent
their sons. The Orleans princes de-
lined service even as volunteers, that the
Socialists party may see in the defeat Of
France means Of realizing that soli-
dArity Of humanity is possible 1ftumults
occur or Oonspirscies exist the work Is
thsirs,
The excitement In Paris over the news
of the defeats was largely due to the reae-
ton from the joy excited by the hoax
of an immense success but the crowds
were not cOmbatiye aud we're very easily
dispersed, Public opinion had also con-
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4 49, n ~ 77- - "a 7T'T - ri Z
demned the Olivier ministry as inca.
pshle and upon its resignation the ex-
citement in great measure ceased.
1rlSArIoNs--A sKfRsrru,x.- ,oss
OF PRussTANs 1'O'1
rr,,, von,v -. or
,.sss,,s .ast1-ai 3us' zo.-r1vase ols-
= - a. 1esu ~ 1oehs S:Se
49, 80 80 sne Dank OF england has re-
~ y. i.s Ieee y, o,scouns 70 Iour Per cent.
n.nS. 4, ls rePorseo mere That the whole OF
=. =. sHlanons ss,HJ te,t nneltns on monday.
~ ~ ~ peloSeo tnat tne crown Prince Will
JUN VIC aEAaies m font on. metz. Hhere
Sl' Sny s.Iong osszcnnlents OF russians at
nv nione anu Dflsnne.
lie garrison oL 1oui made sortle
yosssruAyi anu w rfussaahs were killed
anu Wounoeo IN the scsion that iollowed,
ANOTHER RELIABLE DISPATCH PROM M.
e. aE.tsr GAILsLARDEF. 1--s a 4 -..5.-.
NEW YoKK. Pusust 25.-Tbe Paris sne-
cial of the sDoilyTiey. sfes Etzts inns tales
graphs that ga decided change IA apDarent
n our military sitnationt w3thin lie last
fortv-eiRht hours. We look back on our-
selves. after three weeks of disappoint-
rnant and defiant and to-marrovV nerhans
we shall take the offensive. Al the War
Department. at least. such IA the prevail-
ing opinion. and throughout official cir
cIes this is the intelligence 1 have OBJ
tanned. so f--t--a+l wv eAa
"After the defeat of Freichsweiller. the
debris of the corps engaged retreated in
pretty good order upon Saverne and
Nancy, whence they were Transported to
Chalons by the Strssbourg rail way as rap
idly as the disorganized service of that
line would permit. On the other hand. a
part of the troops encamped in the center
and south OF Alsace, as well as the large
garrison of Belfont, were sent forward to
Chalons by the Paris and Mutkous rail-
way. At the same time the expeditionary
force concentrated at CherDourg in order
to operate on the shores of the Baltic, and
nearly 40, 900 troops of the line were also
dispatched to Cha!ons, where they all ar
rived in five days. These forces, added to
1900 regulars from Paris and the from
tier towns Of Belgium, made up an effect
i've army of l0O, 900 soldiers. The Gardes
Mobile are also added to them under the
able direction of Gen. Trochu. These
forces have lately entered the district and
have not been slow to consolidate into
an army the homogeneous and unused to
war, and provided with all necessary ma
terisls for the campaign. After compile
ting the formation of this army, Gen.
Trochu went 70 Paris to organize and
create another new army. After having
rallied with considerable loss the last de-
tachment corps beaten in the battle of the
9Th of August, MeMahon arrived at
Chalons and has been placed at the head
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-26
President Grants Movements.

WASHINGTON, August 25.--It is under
stood here that the President returns TO
Washington after September lst, for =
day or two, when a Cabinet meeting viii
be held.
The President will visit West Point on
Saturday next, where he will remain a
few days.
Seorstsry Robeson has returned.
The l. nited states steamers Shenandoah,
Guierre and Brooklyn are all under ofders
for the Mediterranean squadron, and are
expected TO leave in week or ten days.
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Iha Usual Rurhers.

. CHICAGO, August 25.-James Poindex-
ter, cclored, has given himself up to the
police, stating that he participated in the
murder Of Captain Gallup, at Psrkers-
burg, West Virginia, two years ago. He
left for that place tonight in charge of an
officer. ekrf e.
Near Osceola, 1oyga,a few days ago, Col
son-in-law, Samuel Roberts, was sus-
pected of having committed the crime
and 8 son Of Langdon shot Roberts and
then surrenderei himself to the authori-
ties and was held in $500 bail to await
the issue Of Roberts wound. =
1t is expected that 4o, 600 persons viii be
present at the approaching lows soldiers
reunion at Dss Moines. President Grant
has written that he cannot be present.
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CUBA.
Possibilities Of Peace.

p NEW York, August 25.-Nicolas Azco-
rate, special envoy of the Spanish Govern
ment, arrived in this city yesterday, for
the purpose of a consultation with the
leaders of the CnDan revolution, to ascer-
tain from them on what terms they will
accept declaration Of peace Throughout
Cuba and q settlement of all difficulties.
MIR. Azcorate, who Is a native of Cuba and
bfother-in-law to Mr.. Fessier, financial
agent in this city of the insurgents, found
on his arrival important instructions for
wsrded by cable from the Spanish Gov
ernment. Is has not yet been decided
whether the interview with the Cuban
leaders takes place in this city or Havana.
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TELEGRAMS.

The Milwaukee Sentinel was sold yes
terday for S95, 900.
Porter will be made Admiral, Colds
borough.Viee Admiral, and Jenkins Rear
Admiral.
The Union Pacific railroad company
gives all its passenger and freight agents
free ride to the Pacific.
One hundred Germans and Scandina-
vians have Ieft Lincoln, Neb., to form a
settlement on the Republican river.
Henry McHenry LEFT a party on the
plains TO kill game, was lost and starved
70 death. His dog, skeleton, returned
after nine days to camp. The mans re-
mains were found with gun and amuni-
ton beside Kim.
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counterfelts.

WAsHINaToN, Aug. 25.-The Custom
House receipts last week were 81, ,598, ,799.
New counterfeit twenties, on the Shoe
and Leather National Bank of New York,
have reached the Treasury Department. 3
Treasurer Spinner received to-day from
st. Louis, draft on New York for $296 40
conscience money.
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Seward an his Trays sis.

SAN Francisco, August 25.-Secretary
Seward arrived to-day, and is the guest Of
Judge Hastings ssIg - .s-s '- ~
The Anti-Chinese Convention decided 20
call State Convention, TO meet in May
next, TO nominate State ticket. The
Convention split last night on the muni-
cipal nominations. --..5E
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Blessed phiiadeIphIa.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ga desperate
attempts was made last night tobreak open
the safe OF the psymaster at the navy
yard, and two thieves were captured.
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Fire Ia New York-Shlumens of suscle.

The building lis and l20, Maiden Lane,
occupied by ]. W. Wheelock's and r. o.
Ketchum's oil re6neries, was badly
burned this afternoon. The contents
were destroyed, and q large quantity Of
oil and gasoline consumed. Loss $40, 600,
insured. Mr.. Wheeloek and another
man were seriously injured,
The steamer Samaria, from Liverpool,
took S46O, 900 in specie
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Arrest Of the e. ,ld. StsaIars

NEW ORLEANS, August 25.--Louisa
Murray as principal and Ellen Fallen as
accessory, were sent before the Criminal
Court charged with kidnapping the Digby
child. Bail $500 each.
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ABOUT VIOLATION OF NEUTRALITY.

PARIs, August 25.-The journals of last
evening demand to know what action will
be taken by the French government, now
that Belgium has permitted the violation
of her neutrality by Prussia. aF-
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red fsII, 81 l2et I25ss EosI 81 asaI2 %. Corns
unchanged Highwtnes 9le1 Provisions quiet
Mess pork. So. Bacon shoulders. t<c;
clear RIB. 171Sc; clear Is1Se. Lard, lo9ie5zcT
ACa saJll chlcaao. azss 'aon oifEy
CHIoAee, August sz.--FIour, dun and
vsaker.. Whest. new, 81 125k9l ls5S for NO q,
and 81 Hal l25f for No2 Old. Corn 1z0s<c
higher; 6s11e Ior No 2, Oats Le51zc higher; 81
9se1fc. Rye, 70c. Barley, 81 % High vines,
sae. sProEtsions steady. OL.ard, l55ze. ~ tea'.
"a q ehaFlsst0a. 4nere.s 1.
CHARLEsTos, August &.-Cotton quiet;
sales, s. bales: net receIpts, 2s4 bales; o..
ports coastwi iss, ,7SS bales stock, 9l5 bales. :
Las5 AebIIe. 80 81 80
MOBILE, August 2l.-Cotton easier: mid
ding H1x9Isc; sales 80 bales; net feceipts
Z. bales; exports eoastWise, bale; stock, Ss1s
saa tadF 8eaIvestou. gg1 sy1.
GALvEsTos, August IS Cotton quiet and
nrm; good ordinary 40c; net receipts, q
bales; stock, 90 bales. aEf 90 Isla
-f1 ~ Savannah. do
SAVANNAH, August &.-Cotton fopened
active but j. now quiet; offerings very hight;
loW miedling Hlzsl714e; sales. 200 bales; net
reeelpts, lS bales; stock, Ls4 bales.
Fore On. --- '- iHt
LONDON. August 2-Consois sI5z Amer
lean securities steady; l0-4Os, g21k: SIS, 81;
'65s, 81; 'G77s, 5554.
FRAHKFoRT, August 2.-Bonds heavy; slsz
@si54- Stoezs steady GA asrs a--ss I.-rs..
LIvERPooL, august 25.-Cotton tending
downward 1aiddifng uplands. Cd; Orleans,
ED; sales, sO09 bales. California white wheat
los Sd red Western No 2 IS lOd; winter, ss
l0d- MesteIn hour. rs. Corn. No 2Wixsd fNs.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BoRo-The friends and acquaintance Of
Joseph and Julia Roro are invited toiattsnd
the funeral Of their infant son, JAMES. to-
morrow QsATURDAYl morulng, at 2 o'clock.
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Pjous nostoH.

BosToN, Aug. 25.-Jscob W. Pierce, a
leading capitalist, was thrown from his
carriage and killed in Brooklyn last night.
the horse being frightened by q shot from
an intended robber.
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PRUSSIA. G8HH7

POSITION or ARslIEs-rHEY MARCH ON
PARIS.
BERLIN, Aug. 25.--The Prusslan MoRi-
teHr states that King Williams hesdquar-
ters have been removed from Pont-a-
Mousson to Bar lie Due. The headquar-
ters of the first and second armies are
near Metz, while other corps continue to
march on Paris.
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Events In Norfh caroIina,

RALEIGH, n. c., August 25.-Ths state
Treasurer and Government paymaster
have been enjoined from paying Holden's
soldiers by Judge Mitchell of the Superior
Court. - asgs7zf,l- aea - --v. - -
The prisoners recently released by
Judge Brooks, received an ovation to-day
rom the citizens on their return.
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CHARLEsros, August S.-Cotton auiet:
sales, So bales; net recelpts. 2s4 bales; ee-
ports e0astw ise, 7J3 bales; stock, 9I5 bales.
NehiIa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-26

Special 70 Appsal.1
NAsHvLLE, August 25.-The State
oornmittee decline to change the time Of
holding the Convention. -
Dorsey Thomas withdraws from the
Congressional race in g card in the Union
aud -AHserscan. Judge Tnrner, Of Gala
tin is announced for Congress in this
Asso ciated Press Dispatch.1
p NASHVILLE, August 25.-At Columbia,
Tennessee, last night, John Cook went
masked to the house Of Eli Ashton, TO
frighten him. The result was Ashton shot
and killed him.
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New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, August M-Flour frmsr:
superfne, IS 8 Xxx s5s6936; Xxx IS l49
s. el1h Corn dull; mixed se9S6c; white. CSC.
ordinary, lA1z@l51<c; low middling, l6s<9i91<c:
middling. H52@lzsz; recefptss eg bafes; ex-
ports, TO New York, 1O7 20 Liverpool 7O8
bales Cattle unchsnged. Starring, 2s%aSO.
Sight, y premium. Gold II.
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drm; good ordinary, Ioc; net receipts-
bales; stock, 52sf bales. g fif d - Z
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Trustees, Sale.

ID " virtue of Deed IN Trust executed to n
ID by Mary W. Alexander, J. N. Alexander
Robert =. AmIoon and ID. c. Ammon, on thi
2Sth day Of May, 1859, and recorded IN tht
Registrars office OF Shelby county. state o
a certain Indebtedness therein described X
7. Z. billiard, r. A Pinson, John W. DiiiarI
and z L. COftu
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J. D. sTEwART's
|c0LLEsIATE INSTITUTE,
No. no Alahana Street,
NEXT SESSION
Rss1as sePse4nBer1st
NOTICE.

yrSvN coon STEAMBOATS, WAITED 70
run mp Whltartzsr and connsst nsv.Ilss ~ ne
-, - - s,Ia,,d and aoR tWetye months
asta- ths r,ad Is finished 10 White river .
-..- a,s9e Dsvall's Bluf and cnn1se- WIN
hhLs E1. 49,. e-5w a11fnasOus arrRngeme enos win
- 80. e,11ary. Ths lzrgs amount of heights
gc1ne =, Y ~ --,s-fe desi-sbta Apply atthe offce
y ~. s,oaI ,,ornnany No. 81 south Court street.
.. o..ss1Y sri2Y - 3 b. WII1dAMs, Gen 4 snpts
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


CINCINNATI, August 25.-The Irish Es-
tioual Congress continued its session until
three pm, at which hour It adjourned
sane die.
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,siTHE WAR.

1.-THE WAR.
Relations Of France and EnpIaHd-Franee
Amazed bscaGss Of Brltlsh Pre-
JUDGES.
esHsss Of Excitement IN Parls--A Success
"a fai sor,ls-kekahon's Movements.
GaIIaHtry Of hey-esnr0bert's HsroIsm-A
= Frsaeh Victory, Story DonbtfaI- a 6
Co., Excitement In ParIs.
-. "a, t.zs n
chsIOns EVaouated-Rstz to be Reduced,
and Bazaine Destroyed.
Paris Seer Through English and then
zThrsugh French kewspspers-Un-
~ lty Of the French People.
Attempted Assassination Of McMshoa-A
Polish Corps 0rsaaizing for France.
f-AsE - Hfl
Success Of the French Lsan-Amerlcsns
aEH Take Stock.
.-.=- HEa
Excessive Cost Of Bread In Rear Of the
PrHssian Army-Ths Multitude
. Breeds a Famine.
Etc., Etc, Etc.
aEkH
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LOUISVILLE ROUTE
NORTH AND EAsTI
TAXES EFFECT IUNE 2, 1870.

The train leaving Mem pills at l Is pm. runs
daily. The 3:ao am. train does not run on
sunday. Both trains run through 70 Louis
vile vithou5 change. Elegant sleeping cars
run through ON thel Is pm. train from Mem
with through cars 60 Philadelphia, Cleveland,
Buffalo and New YORK, without change. Only
Washtngton City and Boston Berths and
statsrooms, in through cars. cEn be engaged
at the Ticket Once, zs7x Main street.
J. =. BOYD, superintendent.
IRHEs SPEED Ticket Agent feLS
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'HETE CORWlNE
,aas ios PRINTERS, @ .I5o
~ Da8 cslrIrsu 80 -
.l4 Union ST, Appeal RuIIdIna.

Ica4gc9 h1s y}ssdil rs Ll5ao9 81 I
q r. dw .re- lt.rfafal- tarIl
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Paris Seer Through English and then
Thrsugh French kswspspers-Un-
~ lty OF the French People.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NoTlcs

TTNHE stated communication OF Kill Q
Il winning Lodge, No. 81 will be held Ny
this (FhIDAYJ evening, 18th inst, at S/N
o'clock, Tor dispatch OF business.
All n. n. = are 7fraternally invited. ~ -l-a-.
By order Of WA. EDMONDS, W.M-
LOUIS CZAPsKI, Secretary. aus
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On the 9th Of August, 1870,

In front Of the cfice Of Dickinson, Williams
& Co., No. 80 Front street, Memphis, from "
am to 2o'elOck ? M, We I'LL sell, for cash,
property viz: A tract of land and all TN
provement thereon, situated on or near the
New Raleigh road, known as the Amm0n
property, con veyed to Us by Deed IN Trust,
and particularly described therein. Re-
dem DfiOu waived.
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EUROPEAN SUMMARY.
Cuba.
n. P.'s Coming Over.

MADRID, August 25.-Reinforcements
to the number Of eight thousand are now
ready for Cuba. Among them are three
thousand yoluntaers
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GallaHtry Of hey-eaHrSbert's HeroIsm-A
~ FrsHsh Victory, Story DOubtfaI- A 6
1-- Excitement in ParIs.
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MOBILE, August 2-Cotton easier; mid
ding H1x9Isc; sales 30 bales; net feceipts,
q bales exports eoastwise, bale; stock, 1855
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Spain.

LONDON, August 25.--Mr. Graves, NOM
Der of Parliament for Liverpool, with two
fellow-members, goes TO Americs Satur-
day. zwak NJ
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FRANCE.

MOVEMENTS OF PRINCE ROYALS ARMY.
PARIS, August "A, midnight.-It is re-
ported that The Prussians are at Sezzaine
to-day. - sl1lEs---s-s-
The Prince Royal of Prussia Is reported
at Nancy. S2d-E lga-t,lr 80 iG7ls-s
Nothing has been received from Metz,
from the army of Mcmahon and Bazaine
to-day.