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o. nearly double that number. The appearance OF
are small in stature but the majority are large, attn
leuc fellows. I have whole companies OF
Gardes Mobiles which presented the appearance OF
comprising picked men. All that is necessary IS the
getting OF these men accustomed to standing fire.
They are raw troops now but as was the case In the
United States during the rebellion, steadness on the
battlefield is sure 10 come,
Gnllantry Of The French-Prussian Repulse
on the Loire French Defeat ut Bron-Gel-
man Captures at veudomc.
LONDON, Dec. 10, 1870.
The French confronting the Duke OF Mecklenbnrg
hold their ground with splendid gallantry.
PRUssIAN REPULsE ON THE LOIRE.
telegram from Bordeaux, dated on the 18th
inst reports that the Prussans leaving the valley or
The Cher and concentrating on the Loire, again at
tackled General Chauzy but were rcpnlsed.
FRENCH DEFEAT AT BRoU.
Aversailes despatch of the 18th instant states that
German detachment from Chartres defeated six
French bataons at Brou The loss OF the latter
was 100, and that OF the Germans was thirty-six
killed and wounded.
PRUssIAN CAPTURES AT vENDoME.
telegram from Versailles, dated yesterday Sun
day, reports that the Tenth Prussian corps, occu
pying vendcme, Friday, captured six guns and one
mltrailleuse On the next day General Won der
Tam took Epulzay, with $50 prisoners.
Bourbaki ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Retrcating-
The attack on Chauxy.
BORDEAUX, Dec. 10, 1870.
The enemy falls back as Bourbaki advances. The
French troops have occupied vierzon.
THE ATTACK ON CHAUzY.
The Prussians attack ID General Chauzy yester-
day, but not in force al were easily repulsea. The
operations were mere sKrmishes.
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PRvSsl.s'S POSITION.

CeMnt Bismarck Defines the National Right
and Dnty.
BERLIN, Dec. 1s, 1870.
Ihe R,eus Zeiuuo Of this city. saws that Count
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r r A N G E..

R n ~ ~ Es
Herald Special Reports from
the Loire and Versailles.
Chauzy Maneuvring His Army
Toward Chartres.
The French Nearer to Paris Than
When at Orleans.
Bourbaki and Chauzy Co-ope-
rating for an Advance.
Prussians Retreating Before
BOurbaki's Advance.
lMPOSSIBILITY OF BOMBARDING PARIS.
Amiens Evacuated----General
Faidherbe Advancing.
>eyN~~0~N~<~~e~~~~N-~~-
Unconditional Surrender Of Paris and Complete
Submission Of France Demanded.
Pillsu Threatened by the French
Fleet.
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Citizen independence and Royal DucaI Oppo-
SitiOn TO Prussia.

Legislative Explanation of Bismarck's Chare es-
Prussia Abso!ved from Her Neu-
trail Obligations.
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MIsCELLANE Gus REPORTS,
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rsonburg, Va; W. NJ. Hostetter. New Lisbon, o.
Nomination Confirmed.
The Senate this afternoon confirmed Robert c. w.
Jewell, OF Mississippi, as Consul at Canton CHINA.
The Wine Manufacturers' Tax.
The decision OF the Internal Revenue Bureau 10
the right OF manufacturers or wines to continue
their business under the or tax heretofore i'm
posed will not be made until General Pleasanton
assumes the oiflce OF Commissioner, which viii be
Immediately after the holidays.
Internal Revenue mmissionsr Pieasonton.
Commissioner Pleasonton arrived In Washington
to-day, and after visit TO the Executive Mansion
passed short time at the Internal Revenue office.
1t is understood that he will not the duties
OF his new office until after the holidays.
The Pennsylvania Political Quarrel.
letter received here to-day by a prominent gov
ernment official from well known Pennsylvania
politician, states that 1t would great deal better
for Pennsylvania not to be represented at all in the
Cabinet II the honor be conferred on one who
did not command the support OF the entire rcpub-
lican strength of the state, and also reeratng the
statement already made that among the true friends
Of the administration there was not the slightest
cause for dlsafrection account Of the appoint
ment OF General Pleasanton instead OF Mr. Douglass.
Chief Justice Of the Court OF Claims.
Ex-senator DraAe TOOK the oath OF Office and en-
tered upon his duties Chie Justice of the Court OF
Claims this morning. He was introduced TO the
bar by the senior Ju tre uorng), when he delivered
few remarks, asking that the gentlemen would
excuse nm for any lmperection until he should
become better acquainted with the business and
usages OF the court. The first case taken ny was
one involving the loyalty OF the lltlgants.
Reduction ot the Army.
The House Committee Military Affairs today
nou-concurred IN the Senate ban extending the tine
from the LIST or January unt the lst OF July Tor the
reduction or the army.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Denmark tBr> Forbes, Liverpool-NsuonAl
steamship CITY of Antwerp tBr), Lech, Liverpool-J
steamship India fRr, Munroe. Glasgow Henderson Bros
stesmship we:er NG,, wenke, Bremen via southamp-
s;samshp Rapidan whfehurst, Havana and New Orleans
stsamshiD Bolivar Wolfe, Key West and aalvsston-C
Steamship Mississippi Henry. New orlsAns-Ersderc Ba
Steamship cor.s. Nelson, New orle.ns-H Cromwell
Steamship weybossett Parrish. New orsans-C Mallory
Steamship Dc Soto, Morton, New Orsans-Livingston,
steamahip San Jaciuto. Atkins Savannah aarri
Steamship Huntsvtle Crowel. savsnnAh-R Lowden.
steamship Champion, Lockwood Charleston IA Morgan
Steamship Louisa Moore, salysar, Newbern NC-Hursy.
Richmond-Old Dominion steamship Co.
Steamship Knight johnson, deorgetown DC-Phllips
Ship W Storer, Bryant Liverpool-C H Marshall Co.
Ship Freedom, Bradley, London-Thos Dunham's Nsphsw
Ship Fitzgerald, Cromlsy Massnzas-Nurray, Ferris
Bark Stanley Castle (Br), AcDougar, London-Arkel 4
Bark st.bia Isy, Benz, Trsste-slccovich Co:
, Bark Rebecca Caruana, Liesesang Aatanxas-Waydsn
Brig Ocean Star tBr Carroll cadr and Maiaga-c.ndan
Brig Rising Sun, xccar.y Ponos, PR-L W 1 Arm
srs s Cha: Albert B HARDY
Brig John H Kennedy, Rich, Nusvitas-N L MoCrsady 4
Brig Helen rhinney, Boyd. cardenas-Millsr Housh-
ton.
Brig Prairie Rose Griffin, Cardsnas-Thayer Sargent.
Brig Ida l. Ray, Crowel. Havana Ward h Co.
Brig dalatea Br, Armstrong, Port Medwsy, NS-Henry
De Cordova Il Co.
schr Henry Adelbert, Dunton, Kingston, Ja-Hoyoke
Murray
schr Alpha Munson, 81 Jago-Thompson Hunter.
Schr Demng Cook Cienfuegos- Houghton.
Schr Thos Fish, Wiley, Matanzas-S Loud 4 Co.
schr Kate Brigham Mclean Havana-J Phillips 4 Sons.
Schr Adelaide (Br), Thomas Barbados-PsnMon 4 Co.
schr Dominion (Br Penery, Barbados via Port Jeer
son-Heney Il Parker. '
schr Grand Master (B), seaboyer, Halifax, NsCranda
Bertaux Il Co.
Schr Jefferson Borden, Hall, New Oreans-N Brigham.
Schr Sabao, Lamson, Savannah-N McCready 4 Co.
Schr Godfrey, Godfrey, Beaufort Thomas Holmes
Co.
schr stockham, Cordery, Wilmington, NC-Overton
HaSkins.
..schr Grace Grdler, Smith, Wilmington, NC-Overton
Haskins.
Schr Stanclif, Frazer, Philadelphia Mckee Co.
Schr Dart. johnson, Stamford.
Schr . z Acken, hobble Stamford.
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ShippIng Notes.


There port yesterday s56 vessels Of which s. were
ssamsrs q ships 81 barks % brgs and $50 schoonsrs
The dry dock business during the past week showed
great improvement There Eve vessels the screw
DOCKS the balance dry dock At the foot Of Pike sp
the mammoth balance dry dock three ON the great
sectional on ths smaller dock adjoining on the
Clinton dry dock Gse the Peoples and Mel
son Townssnda
The bark nea 66% tons, built In Huh Harbor in 1885,
belonging windsor taken by the larger Of
the docks tho foot Of Market slip Tuesday, and
after having her bottom painted lowered Thursday
The propeller Louisa Moore the above dock, having
wheel put ON her and her bottom painted.
The brig Mae $50 taken by the central screw
dock Tuesday, and after having her yellow metal sheath
ing patched was lowered the sams day.
The pilot boat williams raised by the dock
following brig, and also lowered the day.
The pilot boat Nettle raised BY the smaller dock on
Tuesday and having had hsr metal sheathng patched
lowered the next day.
Thomas Holcomb al tons built here in 1885,
and belonging Mr. Wheeler Of this city. has been the
dry dock At the foot Of Pike sp week. having
bss put in her, being stripped recaksd and re-
metaled She viii probably remain In dock until Tuesday
The clipper shp Queen Of the East 1855 tons built In Da
msscotta In 1884, aud belonging to Mr. Bacon, OF shia
city raised by the mammoth balance dry dock next sd
joining the Abo Tuesday last and was lowered ON Thurs
day. meantime being stripped rscalksd and rsmssansd
The ship Armada, 1853 tons, bu In Ksnnsbank' Me- IN
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JANUARY 80 ls7o-TRPLE

81 giving aw Of such budin ssrucsurcs parts thereof
any scsnoding hoisi stays or other appliances or
materials connected herewith.
SEGA All persons engaged in mining engineering
operations owners contractors, agents
sS. "a S cases provide or cause 70 b provided such mo
OF escape as win protect the life and limbs Of workmsn
gagged therein from accident injury by hood erp0-
non or the bursting breaking falling OF any material
lions.
SEQ Any workman who shall sustain any In
Jury 10 life limb while employed any building other
structure or In mining engineering operations where
the same II caused by any neglect OF duty
per precautan want OF skul management on
Of the agents superntandens
onlding, mechanical mining engineering operations,
shall have redress by an action Of damage In any court
lawful representative Of such persons shall In like
manner have redress and Of the said owners
ors agents superintendent all Of the shall be hsd
liable FOR any injuries received.
hso Any persons who shall violate the pro-
Visions Of sections and q this act shall be guilty Of mis-
more than 0 less than elO imprisonment in tho
county jail for not more than year less than sx
months, or both, In the discretion Of Tho court
sEc All acts parts Of acts Inconsistent herewith are
hereby repealed.
SEQ This act shall take effect Immediately.
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psorEc ION OF woaKMcxEH FROM INJURY.

The following Ia the text OF bill for the protec-
ton Of life and limbs OF persons employed In me-
chancai mining and engineering operations. which
wastntroduced last week in the State senate BY
Senator Creamer:--
The people the State New York. represented In Senate
and Assembly, do enact folows:-
SECTION All parsons engaged In the erection repairing
or painting Of buildings other structures
tractors agents supentendents buildings
other structures shall provde apply BE- pro-
yidsd and applied such suitable scanodng hoiss
limbs Of workmsn engaged the erection Of such buildings
or structures from accident or injury BY tbs breaking falling
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corner Of Locust street and Hamilton avenue al
vertised in the HERALD for q situation. subse-
quently young German, giving MIS- namc az n.
authorized by gentleman In Philadelphia to employ
him. Oppenheim gave him check, which proved
to be bogus, for nfty-sx dollars on the shoe and
Leather Bank. While on The way TO New York he
asked him for two dollars, when Brogan handed him
i've dollars. Then the young German disappeared
and Brogan discovered that ne had been swindied
Determined to catch the fellow, he got friend to
insert similar advertisement TO that Of his own,
when the young swindler turned up ana was naobcd.
He was sentenced 70 Blk months imprisonment In
the Penitentiary.
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BROOKLYN CITY.
Assault, Thieying, Swindling, Adulterat-
ing, Ferryb0at Collision and
Minor News Items.

sneak thief entered the house of John H. Lock-
wood, No. 1854 East Warren street, yesterday,
and escaped with gold watch and q broche shawl.
John Smith, a boy four years Of age was severely
injured yesterday by pile OF lumber falling on him
In Flushing avenue. He was taken to his home In
Carlton avenue.
Forty dollars worth OF dry goods were burned up
in the show window Of Mrs. Lawes dry goods store,
NO. les York street, on Friday night. They took re
from the gas Jet.
Wolf Abrams was arrested and locked up on Fri
day night on the complaint Of Timothy Britt, OF No.
rs Green lane, who accuses him Of stealing some
clothing from him.
william Sherman, mikman In the employ Of D.
M. Scofeld OF No. AL Columbia street, was arrested
yesterday morning for adulteratng his milk before
serving his customers.
pane Of glass was broken in the show window
Of L. sommerviie's dry goods store. No. 11s Fulton
street. on FRIDAY night, and piece OF velvet valued
at slxty-seven dollars, stolen therefrom.
Patrick and James Mooney were arrested by oficer
Roache OF the Forty third precinct yesterday morn
ing on q charge Of breaking into the houses No. 40
Summit street and 80 Cneever place and stealing .
quantity OF lead pipe.
John Cooper was severely beaten with poker BY
John Garvey. In Campbens liquor store, ct the
corner Of Van Brunt and fremont Streets on FRIDAY
night. Garvey was arrested and locked uD. Cooper
failing to appear against the accused ne was dis
charged.
John Williams was arrested by 0nicer Hardy, OF
the Forty-ninth precinct yesterday morning, for
breaking into some new buildings In Grand avenue,
near Gates owned by Thomas Skelly and stealing
thersfrom 500 worth OF lead pipe and plumbing
materials. The property was recovered and the
accused was locked up TO await examination.
Al about halr-psst three O'Clock yesterday after
noon, as the ferryboat Nineola left the Fui.
ton ferry dock on the New York side she was
run into by q small fishing smack, the bowsprft
OF which struck the boat ct the wheehouse
and st0vo Q large hole in the woodwork. There
seemed 20 be then rebound and o second concus-
son; the casing broken abaft the wheel and the
wheel was damaged to some extent. There was
great excitement among the passengers, az usual,
but fortunately no one was injured.
ON Saturday last James BrORan, gardener m the
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
st;am.hip Deus,chand {N1, Neynaber. Bremen Jan l6
rich. Had light variable weather to tSe
s an
rs%y sr w1s.9n, Liverpool Jan H. via
seanshp star. Stripes s A:mus Port Prince Jan is
rSs Wi. s And oaps hssn Is s
lon u so SPOKE seSr Packer from Demsr.ra Tor Bssi
TSe New 1Y Yot evening 81
a s. ~ % :Ss sds
90 49, lat Is - Ion ao passed scbr Ann
s,:.m.h.p Fairbanks, Moore Wilmington NC, with mdss
sesn.h!p Fsnits freeman. Philadelphia, with mdss to
molssses to Pond sage-vessel to BUCK Co. Had nns
srs ko:s... tDrs Mcpcnald, G.ra:n.s S.y. With
cs.I: Of .p sails and struck
times Hatte~s Shoals which caused the vessel to leak
10 and ~.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Francona Bragg Portland for New York, with
sehr xmerican Chief snoy, EoctIand, days. for New
ssar yndns. W.re1sm e. New y York v,,s
schr srsins!, Harvey, froydsnss tor Ei..b.shpors
s sssr JUL. Bst,s, s.fsT New Haven % New 1o.t.
Schr Martha Il Davis, Davis. Bridgeport Tor new YORK
Echr Horace L. Frances, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Goodwin, Bishop Bridgeport for Port Johnson
schr Hazard, Dalk Bridgeport for Eizabsthport
Schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford for New York.
Schr A q Lawson, Sackett, Stamford for New York.
Schr George Washington Speigh New Rochelle for New
York.
schr L Hulse, Loiei, Cold Spring for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Schr James Gong, Wilson. Charleston for New Haven.
Schr James English Barker Ezabethpo for Providence.
schr Pennsylv Smith, Eizabethpor for Bridgeport.
schr Reading RR No Burke Ezabeshport for New Ha
ven.
schr Henrietta, Rowland. Eiizabethport tor
schr B Miller, Chapman, New York for New London.
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FORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 20, 1870
Herald Paclxarea,


~ The once Of the HERALD yachts THE HERALD
JANIS and JEANETTE s ii whitehall alp. All oommun
cations from owners and consigness the masters Of
inward bound vessels WIN be forwarded FREQ Of charge
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SAILED.

Steamships Denmark and City Of Antwerp Liverpool;
Beona London India Glasgow Wessr, Bremen Rapidan,
Havana and New Orleans. Bolivar Galveston Mississippi,
Jacnto Savannah Champion, Charleston; Louisa Moore,
Newbern NC; Iaaac Bell, Richmond &c.
nd
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SotIs Deatnation.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW Y0RK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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DApICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSTIC on
II detention from busness, for Srcture Fstua, Pile
Dseases the Pelvic viscera Diseases ana Deormites OF
Tie Eye, Nose, Face and Person 49,
HENRY A. DANIELS, N. D.. IN Lexington sveAss
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SHIPPIN G. N E w S.
Almanac for New York-Thls Dav.

Sun rises. IL Moon rises. morn 80
Sun sets. ....... s 10 High water...eve 752
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1ro MORE NEpICINE-7oooo CURES OF DYSPEPSIA,
N Indigestion Diarrhra. dc, BY DU BAERY's REV.. "a
x.nber 1864 have found Barry's RevaentA Food the
sne qua non for indigestion J. Q. BOARDMAN, n. D.
Sold n tins-l lb., 81 as; IL iba. wl0
II. DU BARRY 4 CO., l63 William street, M,
and At all druggists and grocers'.
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sneak thief entered the house Of John H. Lock-
wood, No. 1854 East Warren street, yesterday,
and escaped with gold watch and q broche shawl.
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on Saturday last James Brogan, . gardener, ~ the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-24
THE CROPS IN EUROPE,

The Chamber Of agriculture Jour
nal discusses the probable yield of
wheat In this years harvest. 1t says :
Until full and detailed reports are be-
fore us-which can only be the result
OF an elaborate collection of opinions
from the growers themselVes-we an
ticlpate something like an average yield
OF wheat as the due effect of a glorious
season upon defective plant And
when we say can average we mean
so-the term sigDifying moderate
crop, hat way between the full yield
of some years and the falling produce
of others; and not the very nice crop,
just short of being excessive, which
some farmers call an ''average Bar.
ley, We fear, is in much the same case
as wheat Oats, we expect, will be
considerably below an average. Peas
may be an average: beans must be
very much under an average. The
principal deduction from the history of
the crop and the season is that we are
reaping in England moderate yield
OF wheat. France, we learn, is in the
same predicament. Harvesting is we'll
forward, and threshing is busiIy pro-
ceedlng II the principal corn growing
districts Of that country. In portions
OF the southwest, on the Swiss frontier,
IN the basin Of tie Garonne, in parts
of Normandy, Beauce, Brie. and other
northern departments, the wheat is
abundant and of fine quality. But
IN the remainder Of France, excepting
favorable spots, the harvest is deficient,
and bad yield partly compen-
stated for by good quality.
As Italy, Spain, Belgium, Holland.
North and South Germany, Poland,
the Danubian provinces and Russia,
have also suffered, though on varying
degrees, from the same causes which
have afflicted England and France, it
IS not surprising that i'll reports of the
harvest arrive from those countries.
Aud when in the face of an evident
European deficiency, we receive the
official estimate Of a short wheat crop
In the United States, we take for
granted that our home farmers should
be IN no hurry to market their new
wheat, for prices must inevitably rise.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-24
THE WAR NEWS.

We publish in another column the
latest dispatches from the seat Ct war.
The fighting during the past week has
been terrific in the extreme, although
but few regular field engagements have
taken place. In almost every case
Prussia has gained the advantage, and
Ter armies are gradually moving on
towards Paris, led by the Crown Prince.
On the other hand, the French Gene
raj Bazine telegraphs to Paris that he
is the victor in the recent operations
around Metz. 1t appears certain, how
ever, that the Prussians have penned
him up there. There is already strong
talk of mediation Tor peace, and the
situation looks extremely precarious for
Napoleon. That his dynasty is near
It's end admits of but little doubt.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-24

NEW YORK: august ga special
to the EUeniag Telegram, dated Lon
don, %, says: "a dispatch received
this morning from Switzerland, states
that the Germans have commenced
throwing bridge across the Rhine at
a point between Basic and Mulhaussen,
within close proximity to the Swiss
frontier. Ten thousand German troops
are collected at that point The Swiss
Government has protested against any
any violation Of the neutrality Of her
territory.
Gen. Trochu has issued another
proclamation, the meaning of which is
that Paris will have to stand siege
The following is the text:
To the National Guard, to the Garde
de Mobile, to troops and seamen in
the Army Of Paris, to all the defend
ers Of the capital:
In the midst of events of the high
est importance. have been appoin ted
Governor. The honor is great the
peril ALSO depend on your pa riotism
Should Paris be subjected to a siege,
never was there more magnificent op-
portunity to prove to the world that
long prosperity has not efeminated
the country. You have before You
the example of an army which has
fought one against three Their her
ole struggle compels the admiration Of
all. Show, by your conduct, that you
have feeling of profound responsible
ity resting upon you.
A correspondent with the German
army says "the Pruss ans have SOC, 900
men advancing on French soil, and as
many more in reserve on German soil
All talk of peace before the occupat.
ion Of Paris is laughed at"
Large bodies of troops pass through
Paris day and night on their way to
the front. The capital has been sup
pied with an immense quantity of pro-
visions and munitions of war. and
could now stand seige of six months
The rapidity with which tn e gov IN.
ment accumulated stores is wonderful
The stock Of ammunition and food is
hourly increasing.
PARIS, August 22.-Late advices
Ernsteln, a town near Strasbourg,
says the Prussian army besieging Stras
bourg caused the people of Ernstein
to change the course of the little river
III, in that neigborhood, in order &c
stop the supply of water for the city.
The Prnssians had appointed Mayor
for Ernstein The General in com
mand of Strasbourg had driven out
of the defenses all who consume army
stores without affording aid.
Two sons of Count Bisma rex
offices in the Prussian army, were
wounded in the recent battle.
"Prussirn cavalry has not been used
to any great extent in the eng agements
around Metz.
BERLIN, August pa letter o.
Queen Victoria to the Empress
Eugene, dated August Is, relating tc
mediation is published. She regrets
her inability to mediate. She init
mates that it is an affair for the Cabi
net, and the Cabinet thinks the time
lnopportuue.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-24
Senatorial Convention.

A Republican Conv, ntion for the county
et Jefferson will be held at the Court House
in jefferson, on "Wednesday, August 3lst
1870, at / o'clock P NJ for the purpose of
choosing two delegates to represent the Z3d
Senatorial District in the Republican Con-
eress;onal Convention, called TO meet at
WATERFOWL Sept 18th, 1870,
Each town will he entitled to five dele
gates and each ward in the city of Water
TOW n, Jefferson County, and each incorpor-
ated village, to two delegates, except the
villages of Jefferson and Fort Atkinson.
which will lie entitled to four delegates each
in said convention.
C. Al. HOLMES j.. T. MoAK,
OF. WEED, G. p. MEAD,
GEO. g. SMITH, County Com.
Dated August 9Th, 1870.