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BATTLE AT TOUL!
100 Prussians Killed.
NAPOLEt N TO ABDICATE!
A DeputatiOn Of the Corps Legislatif Sent
to Demand Il.
A Provisional Government for France
Imminent.
BATTLE AT TOUL!
100 Prussians Killed.
N TO ABDICATE!

MOVEMENTS OF MCMAHON AND THE
CROWN PRINCE.
The following cable kilograms are from pri-
yate sources:
LONDON, Aug. 25.-The Bank Of England has
reduced its rate OF interest to four per cent.
1t is reported here that the whole Of McMa
hons army left Rheims on Monday.
1t is believed that the Crown Prince will ioin
the armies in front of Metz.
There are strong detachments of Prussiaus at
Chaumont and Brienne.
BATTLE AT TOUL.
The garrison Of TOul made sortie yesterday,
and seven hundred Prussians were killed and
wounded in the action which followed.
NAPOLEON'S ABDICATION DEMANDED.
LONDON, Aug. 25-2 T. M.-Paris is utterly
without news from the seat Of war.
The entertainments around Metz are COM
pleted.
1t is believed that deputation of the Corps
Legislatif has gone to the Emperor to demand
his abdication.
The Corps Legslatif is now permanently
guarded by troops.
The announcement Of the organization OF
provisional government for France is imminent.
A quarter Of Q million OF the fac-simile of
Benedittis secret treaty have been sold here
since the war began.
BELGIAN NEUTRALITY NOT VIOLATED.
French stories Of the Prussians having passed
the Belgian frontier or transported their dead
and wounded through that country, are untrue.
When the question was broached by Prussia,
Belgium was inclined to yield, on the ground of
humanity, but finally declined.
AN APPEAL TO THE FRENCH DEPu-
TIES.
PARIS, Aug 25.-La Liberte firmly demands
Of the Deputies, referring to the stormy session
Of the Corps Legislatif yesterday, to efface all
individualities in our hour Of need. We must
not compromise the future Of France. There
must be but one grand object in view, "the
country"
La Liberte says: "France yesterday game a
great victory. In one day many hundreds of
millions were paid into the treasury. Prussia,
for two months, has sought to procure Q less
sum vainly."
FRENCH GALLANTRY.
Michel Alois Ney Duke Of Elchingen, re-
ceived three sabre cuts scro0 the face ut tho
battle Of Gravelotte. He was promoted to q
colonelcy on the field
and the Guard Mobile Is described q very gall
liant.
Tat Sainte Nurieaux Chenes Marshal Csnro-
bert threw himself before his troops, and, after
. sharp sword combat with Q Prussian onicer,
drove the enemy back.
THE GARRISON AT BRUSSELS TO
MARCH. q
1t is said that the sarrison ct Brussels has re-
ceived orders to march to the frontier immedi-
ateiy.
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MANS WIFE ELoPEs WITH FARMER
BoH.-The Troy MOI Herald, Aug. % saws:
The vicinity OF MilwoOd, i'm this COUNTY WAS
thrown into excitement last Friday by a faithless
mother and wife elopng with a farm hand.
Joseph Wheeler. Wheeler IL about twenty-tour
year Of age, and has been working for the past
two or three years for Mr.. j. w. Jameson. the
husband, William Colbert has also been work
ing for Mr.. Jameson. Before her marriage
to Colbert, when she was a Miss Ellen Head.
Wheeler was engaged TO her, and had twice
deceived her. After her marriage he con-
tinued to exert an evil influence over her.
and for some time past a shameful intimacy
Is supposed to have existed between them.
This the husband noticed. but the more he eK-
postulated with his wife, the bolder she became
In her attachment for the gay Joseph. La.t
THURSDAY, the enamored farmer bow went 10
Charksville, hired buggy, and returned the
next day about noon. After the hands had left
the house for the field, he went 70 Mr. Jane
sons and got his clothes, and then met the
woman at an appointed place. she having len
her babe, only eighteen months old n a
neighbors. With hearts overhowing with sin
full love they no doubt made Q hasty retreat.
and the next morning took passage on board a
boat ut Clarkville.
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Hon. HIGH McCULLoCH, Ex-Secretary Of the
Treasury, goes to London on the 1st of January
next to establish in that city branch of the
banking houses of Jay Cooke & Co. Mr.. Nc
Cullcch's experience, first as President Of the
State Bank OF Indiana, then as Comptroller OF
the Currency, and finally as Secretary OF the
Treasury, will be valuable in this position.
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RECEIPTS PROM Cusroxs-The receipts fron
Total. ,59S, 800

TRANSPORTATION OF GOODS IN BoND.-ln
the revised regulations relating to the transpor-
tation of goods in bond, the Treasury Depart
ment will require that all such goods must be
transported through the country in iron cars,
which will be fastened with the new lock, short
ly to be selected. Railroad companies intend
ing to carry such goods and not having iron cars,
viii be required to provide such cars before they
will be allowed to carry the goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

Ice costs two hundred per cent more than
away, and requires valuable machinery to mine
1t from the bowels Of the earth. No wonder
new companies are forming to engage In this
party OF three moneyed mon OF this city have
agreed to put In $4,000 each for the purpose of
erecting Ice houses during the coming fall at .
bank, with view OF making money, and at the
same time furnishing ice for one-half the sum
now paid to dealers for It. The public will
warmly encourage al such movements. One
company in the lower part Of the city which
started last year with q capital of go, 900 have
made SIC, 900 thus tar, and have enough ice to
bring them 5000 more before the season
closes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

SECOND Assistant Engineer Julius A. Kai-
ser, of this city, has been ordered to the Phiia-
delphia navy yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

THE U. s. STEAMER JUNIATA was at Ant
werp, Belgium, on the 2ith Of July; officers AND
crew all well.
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EVENING STAR.
W Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENUE-The receipts from this
source to-day were SSH ,222.02.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

UTICA, n. ", Aug. 25.-The Ely FIGURING
Mills at st. Paul were destroyed by fire this a
m. together with /, 800 bushels of wheat 20 tons
of mill feed and 1000 empty -four barrels. Loss
on the building and machinery, $50 900; on the
stock, 5000. Insurance on the building s2O,-
cidently,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25
California Politics.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2i--The republican
convention has decided TO nominate a muuicipsl
ticket separate from the ticket of the peoples
party. The anti-Chinese convention have mad
no nominations vet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25
DENIAI.S.

LONDON, Aug. 2a-The Hnes this morning is
authorized TO deny that Queen Victoria had
any correspondence with anybody ON the sub
tect of mediation. or that Gladstone Is fearfnl I
that Prussia is becoming too strong.
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THE LATEST.
Attempt to Assassinate Mcmahon,
The Camp at Chalons Burned.
is.OCO Pru@ians Wounded in the Late
Battles.

METZ SURROUNDED BY PRUssIAxs
From PrirGte Sozroes.l
LONDON, August 25.-A special dspatch fron
Berlin says that, since last Tuesday, Met ba.
been completely SURROUNDED by a strongly an
t-enched force CT PrEss!sns' o. .,'o a.
sally had been made up to noon yesterday.
ATTEMPT To ASSASSINATE MCMAHON.
Especial to the Ttlegram.I
PARIS, Aug. 25.-The reported attempt 20 as
sassinate McMahon is repeated this morning.
but without particulars.
RElNFORCEMENTS FOR THE FRENCH.
Reinforcements for the army continue 20 90
forward. Among others, number of Arab
chiefs have gone TO the front. A corps of Poles
is organizing for service in the French army.
DESTRUCTION OF THE CAMP AT CHA
Ions.
Ii is now positively certain that the camp at
Chalons has been burned by order Of the CON-
mander-in-chief
Extensive preparations continue to be made
for the reception of the wounded. Four largo
ambulances are kept ready in the Tuileries
garden.
The Empress yesterday personally visited the
hospitals, inspecting the details and arrange
ments.
A number Of Americans are among the SUBJ
scribers to the new French loan.
Prices Of food in the rear OF the Prussiap
army have advanced e1orbitantly.
BREAD s5 CENTS A LOAF.
Bread in Rhineland is seventy-nve cents a
loaf.
The bombardment Of Strasburg has taken
place without result.
The Gayeties Theater in this city, admits sol
diers free.
Forty-fve thousand Prussian wounded have
been sent TO Germany.
THE PRUSSIANS WILL NOT ATTACK
PARIS.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-In the absence of the OIL
cal news from the armies, II is believed that the
Prussians will not attack Paris, but will turn
their attention to the reduction Of Metz and the
destruction OF Bazaine's army, leaving the
Crown Prince to cut French commune alton
with Paris, watch Mcmahon, and check any
forward movement on his part to the relief of
Metz. 1t is further believed that the Prussians
are strong enough to disregard McMahon's re-
Inducements, composed as they are of raw
troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

THE NEW GOLD NoTEs.-Comptroller Hurl-
burt has made arrangements to have the gold
notes for the new gold banks printed on the
postage currency paper of buff color manufac-
tured in 1862, and of which there is large
quantity on hand. The plates will be Of the
same design and size as the national bank notes.
There will be substituted for the words "note
and currency, !" s'national gold note.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

GENERAL SPINNER, U. ). Treasurer, was a.
his Office this morning performing his official
duties with his health much improved.
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Nominations for Couxress

CINCINNATI, Aug. 2J-The democrats OF the
eleleventh Ohio district have nominated for
Congress Ralph Leete.
The republicans Of the seventh Kentucky
district have nominated MIR. Brown of ,Jessa-
mine county, by acclamation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

RKDUCINe THE TAxEs.-A statement las
been prepared at the Treasury Department
slowing the totalreduction made in internal tax
alton and custom duties for the past five years.
The aggregate is s251 ,s4s, ,s2I divided as fol-
lows: By act of July Is, 1896, s65, 900; by
act OF March 2, 1851, $40, 600 600; by act of Feb
ruary 3, 1sGs, s23 600 900; by act Of March 81,
and July 20, 1s6s, s45 900 900; by act of July IA
1879, SIS, PIP OO0-total reduction of Internal
taxes, s22s ,2l2.O 900. The net proposed decrease
OF duties on imports by the act of July IA, 1870,
Is 80. .e36 50. 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

"A MOST HORRIBLE OuTRAGR-The Elysixn
fields have long been the scene Of violence and
outrages Of horrible character, hut none OF
pare in brutality with one Committed there
about 3 O'Clock last evening. As q respectable
married woman named Caroline welling, Q res
ident OF Hoboken, who had been on q visit to a
infant child In her arme, she thought to take Q
short cut through the Eiysian Fields, and
had got about half wav through when
sulting proposals to her, which she rejected.
He then attacked her, she resisting him as well
as she could with the child in her arms, 10
which she clung, and he overpoveEed her,
snatched the child from Ssr and threw it
against tree, iniuring. II seriously, and Il Is
feared fatally, amer which he suooeeded in
the best Of her way 20 Hoboken, where she
entered . complaint before Justice Pearsar,
bat the villain had sscaped.-N.E Expryss, 2lfA.
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Sale Of a Newsnaner

CHICAGO, Aug. 25-Tbe Milwaukee Ssati.el
has been sold to the Wisconsin Publishing AS
socation for SOS 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

SECRETARY RoBRsoN returned here last
evening and was at the Navy Department to-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

The PRINTING of greenbacks and postal cur-
rency will be delayed several weeks by the
burning of the bank-note establishment in New
York, as one face OF all the notes was printed
there and the finishing done here. A large
number of persons will be temporarily thrown
out OF employment at the Treasury on this ac-
count, and already the services Of fifteen or
twenty have been dispensed with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

~Mrs. Perry, . resident Of Montana, Iowa,
while suffering from rheumatism o few days
since, inhaled too freely Of chloroform, and died
from the effects oft.
- Young ladies who wear their dresses very
short must not be surprised IL they are accused
Of trying to show their feet, especially II they
are very small.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
TIL e w AR.
ON TO p A RIS!
The Prussians Between that City
and Chalons
Their Advance at Sezanne, 65 Miles
from Paris.
pfussians al CnaumonI ana prIunnr.
MCMAHON MARCHING TO PROTECT THE
CAPITAL.
The Crops and Food to be Destroyed as the
Prussians Approach.
BATTLE ON SUNDAY.
The French Claim a Victory.
The French Claim a Victory.

FROM THE PRUsSIAN FRONT.
Chal0ns and Rheims to be occupied
by the Crown Prince To-day
Prince Frederick Charles to
Move on Paris Direct.
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evening from Boston and New York, where he
has been engaged in perfecting arrangements
for the prosecution Of the work upon the new
post offices and custom houses in those cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

CHHAP MOSQUITO BAxE.-rhere is n cheap
mosquito bane In vogue among the plantation
hands and boatmeu In some parts OF the South
which answers every purpose of the best
mon petroleum. A small Quantity Il
dropped on . piece Of cotton, and then
squeezed out as Dry - possible, after which
No mosquito will alight where the snent SSs
been len. A writer says he has tried n. And
then exposed himself to clouds OF the anncr5ns
enc,Ca ,S on var, ssrous occasions, without expert
wouia power within IN inch Of his face. and sing
~ tne nour, put none would dare touch H. III
sns grescrtPtion ts efhcacious, however. there
ienw D. ss :. 90. .ooyecuon-that the odor OF petro-
quito. - =" sAe mos-
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OUTRAGE In UTAB.-On Saturday last at
Salt Lake City, as j. b. II. Stenhous and his
lady, both recent apostates OF the Mormon
Church, were going to their home, they were
assaulted by four masked men, who perpetra-
ted disgusting outrage upon them. This Is the
second affair of the kind withing q week upon
apostate MormoIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

IA green grocer-one who trusts.
The Milwaukee Germans have had a sv,u-
ming "fes:"
Csunday services 1t Helena, Montana, con-
Corduroy and plush costumes win be verv
fashionable this winter 's's
nsw styis % hair-pin has been invented,
which y the color of the hair, with small spirsi
top, when warranted not 70 move after being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

THE OPINION of the Attorney General has
been asked on the question Of paying the pen
sions belonging to the National Asylum for Dis
al led Soldiers to the Treasurer Of the institution
under the rules Of the board of managers which
require that pensions due inmates shall be paid
to the Treasurer during the time the pensioner
remains in the institution-GeneralB b. F. Butler,
resident of the Board OF Managers, having
made application at the Penson Bureau for the
payment of such pensions to the Treasurer.
General Butler contends that the inmates of the
asylum must assign their pensions to the institu-
ton during the time they enjoy its dement's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

Al MULLETT, ESQ.,, Supervising Architect
~-~--a-~>a,+ -atrr, al here last
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ANormR fatal Alpine accident ID reported.
A few days ago Mrs. George Marke fell iuto n
up to twenty four hours after the eccurrsncs
che had not been found The young lady ~
married about two months ago, and the ns-iy
Switzerland when the accident tooT ~ -" is na
y supposed 70 have occurred on the Mer AZ
Glace, or at some OF the glaciers near. ~'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

A NOTED PARSONAGE ON Hrs TRAVELS
The Heme Journal notes Mr.. Landon amongst
the distinguished arrivals at Saratoga, and in
the same column, a little lower down, has the
following
Among newspaper men here, and one
much lionized is Mr.. VI. ID. Landon, one of the
SUMS most able correspondents. He wrote that
interview with Grant at Long Branch, which
was 20 widely copied, and he Is now engaged in
interviewing Hon. s. s. Cox (..Sunset Coxv)
for the Ssa, the result OF which will be seen in
few days. Look out for q sensation
Landon is chap well qualified to make "a
sensation" wherever he goes. Perhaps the
greatest hit he has ever made in that way was in
getting An 81 800 clerkship by forging Andrew
Johnson's name TO an order on one or the Secre-
tsries. directing his appointment. But he over
did the business by aiming 90 high as an 81 800
clerkship, for the fact Of his obtaining q posi-
ton Of that importance attracted inquiry, and
he lost his position almost as speedily as he
gained Ii.
He performed some other curious exploits
here, but none quite 50 brilliantly sensational as
the above. He ought to be able to distinguish
himself in such field Of oppo rtunities ss Sara
toga affords.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

e<-E- W. johnson, q colored man, who five
wears ago was a servant In the fxriily of James
ID. Berris, of Canandaigua, y. V, is now the At
'orrCy General OF Liberia.
@Ihe Most Rev. Archbishop McCloskey
IT ryed AT New York ON Monday, from Rome.
la the steamship Pereire. He was accompanied
by fsfhsr MeNierney, his secretary, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

INTERNAL REvESUE MArrERs.-Supervisor
Tuition, OF Philadelphia, reports to the Reve-
nue. department the capture Of an illicit still
and the arrest Of the parties operating It. in the
second district Of Pennsylvania.
Supervisor Foulke, Of California, reports the
seizure OF Kenpis & Co.'S distillery, In San
Francisco, valued at 50, 900, and about 35 900
gallons Of whisky, with q large quantity Of
grain, in all valued at SEQ 600.
Supervisor Kryzanowski, Of Georgia, reports
an increase in the assessments in that State
during the first six months OF 1870, over the
same period of 1sf9, of S96. .30l.30.
Supervisor Cowan, Of Cincinnati. reports the
seizure, in the seventh district of Kentucky, of
the distillery of j. w. Lillard, violation Of the
revenue laws. He also reports the seizure of
ter barrels OF snuff and seven caddies of tobac-
30 in that district, il not being properly packed
and slammed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-25

DKAp-Elsewhere will be found the notice of
the death, in this city, OF DE. Edward Downes
Connery, father OF Mr.. Thomas b. Connery
chief correspondent of the New York Herald at
this point. He died of disease Of the kidneys
He was about % years Of age. For many years
he was coroner Of New York city, and served
in that capacity in the famous Burdell murder
case. At the time Of his death he was a practis-
ing physician. He had an acute and vigorous
mind and unaffected kindness Of hea art, qualities
inherited by his son, who has conducted the
affairs of the Washington bureau OF the great
New York daily for so many years with so much
success.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted,
At The Star Building,
nv. Corner Psnnsylvania Av. and uth D..
BT TIE
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

THE STAR is served BY carriers 10 their sub
-eribers IN the City and Distrist at TEN CESTs PxR
WEI or FORTY FouR CENTS PER MONTH. Copies
ss the counter, Two CENTS.
PRICE roR MAILING Three Months, S1.sO:
az Months. 81 90; One Year. s5 90. No papers
are ,en;f rom the once longer than paid for.
TIE WEEKLY sTAR-publisheA on Friday
noraing-S1 so year.
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GAVE Y0CR MONEY, TIME AND TROgDLI
BYOALLIsG FIRST AT THE
KXTESsIvE BOOT AND SHOE STORE OF
sTRAsBURGEB q BBo.,
where you can find all kinds OF -A~
BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS.
They have the largest assortment in this
city snd selling them CHEAPER than thev =
CHEAPEST. at regular wholesale prices.
- Something new, durability and comfort COM
eined, GENTS LASTING BOX TOE BOOTS, At
-. Call and see them, at
STRAsBUBGEB BROS,
yB SOC 7th street lold Nc. 3J3 ,Jbet and 4.
TUCKEB's BPRING BED.
The undersigned having been appointed sole
Agents for the celebrated
TUCKER SPRING BED,
OF this city which has been admitted by all TO be the
best snd most durable Spring Bed now in use, are
pO~ prepared 20 furnish them in lots to suit The
trade furnished At factory prices also sold private
sale. GREEN & WILLIAMS,
House Furnishers,
aus I'm S1S Seventh street, corner Of D.