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New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
THE BATTLES BEFORE SEDAN.

FORCED MARCH OF THE GERMANS IN PURSUIT
OF MACMAHON-TERRIBLE STRUGGLES UNDER
THE WALLS OF sEDAN-THE FRENCH DE-
FEATED AT EVERY POINT AND DRIVEN INTO
THE FoRTREss-sCENEs AND INCIDENTS OF
THE CAPITULATION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRl
LONDON, Saturday, Sept. g. 1870.
The following dispatch is from the special
correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at the head
Quarters of the King of Prussia, eight miles
from Sedan, Thursday night Sept. /, 1870:
WHAT THE FRENCH PRISONERS SAY.
After their defeats on the 30th and 3lst ult.,
the French Tetreated en- maSSe on Sedan, and
encamped around it. From what | learned
from the French prisoners-of whom, as you
may imagine, there was no lack IN our
ouarter-it seems that they fully believed
that the road to M6zieres would always be
omen 10 them, and that therefore, in case Of
another defeat before Sedan, their retreat
wOuld be easily accomplished.
A FORCED MARCH.
On the evening of Wednesday, from to S
o'clock, l was at the Crown Princes quarters
at Chemery. a village some 13 miles from Sc
dan TO the south-south-west on the main road.
At hale-past five we saw that there was a great
movement among the troops encamped all
around us, and we thought at first that the
King was riding through the bivouacs; but
soon the 37th regiment came pouring through
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
published here by The Daily Eecs, in an extra az
about lO o'clock this morning Other papers soon ioi
lowed. Placards are everywhere in the Streets
Thousands of dispatches were sent in every dIrec-

Thousands of dispatches were sent in every dlrec-
ton.
The Pau Mall Gazette says: 1.-The news
will be regarded as final. If the En-
peror hopes by a hastily patched-up peace
to find means to transfer the throne TO his son.
il is the last and greatest delusiou of life OF deu
sions. He may find it easier to begin than to end
war. Peace is by no means yet certain. There is no
Government to make peace. Imperialism is dead
The substitute is Orleans or Republic 1t can
hardly begin by a surrender. France has for the
first time to act. Her eyes are for the first time
opened"
The Erenmg Standard says: Sedan is the En-
peror's Waterloo. The Second Empire is now over
THROWN 1t deprecates exultatiOn and expresses
heartfelt sympathy with the fallen sovereign
The Echo says: 1.-The Emperors last act does what
is possible to redeem his fault The author OF the
war surrenders himself to the conqueror admitting
his own defeat that he may help avert that OF
France
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.

WASHINGTON, Sept. A. The following hai
been officially promulgated from the Treasury Depart
ment:
Comparative statement OF the net expenditures OF tho
United states Government for the IL months from sept
1857 to March l. 1862 and the Is months from March
1859 % Sept. /, 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05

Total....eg38 sl62613Os2 45s6k3 S2, or. ia
bales Of 400 n each; 1863 59a,+il 1910 2tOlb
The average price per pound for Sea Island cotton IN
1870 was 46 cents and for all other cotton 2t cents
A resident Of the Seventh Ward In this city, named
William Smith, was arrested by the police to-day on sns-
pciOn Of murder, committed about Christmas, on the
Seyenth-st road about six miles from the city. 10
alleged the murder was accompanied by robbery, the
victim being United states soldier. The complainant
IA deaf mute who Il is stated surprised the purderei
as he was buryng his victim In the woods, and who wa
induced to say nothing brings the charge The
complainant Il held in the guard house and the exans
tion takes place tomorrow in the Police Court.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
THE GREAT VICTORY.

TIE TRIBUNE was long the only newspaper IN
a. r.,ied states -eceieing special dispatches Om ne
f dr or represented bv Special Correspondents 'om
a. ppssian or French armies and al The leading cap
,, The TRIBUNE dispatches hare been used IN an IN"
~rf form by The Neo York Herald, World Times ana
e. Thev ,cere thus used yesterday BY The Ne'o YORK
u,,oH World sunday Neos and Sunday HereHy.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05

THE sTREETs-THE CROWD ADDRESSED bi
THE oUEEN-THE DAY GIVEN UP TO FEs-
BERLIN, Saturday, Sept. 3, 1870
The receipt of the news that the Emperor and
vacNfobon had capitulated has occasoned the most
prodicous enthusiasm here. Thousands OF people
tbropg the streets, moving in ranks with arms
linked. singing patriotic songs, shouting and eA-
bibiting every other sign Of enthusiasm.
suraing crowd assembled before the palace
when in response to the cheering the Queen ap-
peared and made a short address AL the SCHOOLS
were closed and the children given hohday' Inc
monument 10 Frederick the Second was htef'Niy
hurled IN flags. Demonstrations were made before
the residences of Count Won Bismarck Baron de
Moltke. and Minister Of War de Room Inc shops
and stores were mostly closed, and tho day gwen up
to festivities and rejoicines.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05

HOW THE NEWS WAS RECEIVED IN ENGLAND.
THE srRryrs or LONDON FILLED WITH DE-
LIGHTED MU1rITuDEs-ENGLIsH SYMPATHY
srnoxGLY WITH PRUssA-ToNE OF THE
LONDON PRESS.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TmBuSEl
LONDON. saturday Sept. $50
Iopdop is Wild with delight over Prussia's triumph
III. .t,..t. yvere for two hours filed with excited
multi,udes. Engshmen congratulate each o'ner
as il if were an English victory Their ympathies
with Prussia were never before so strongly mani
fegted. The intelligence of the surrender was fast
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05

During the eighteen months from March 1869, 10 sep
tember T. 1870, the amount OF reduction in the public
debt has BEEN above shown, $l6964209 co. most Of
which has applied to the purchase and caneellaoa
of bonds bearing interest in con and In the oi
obligations overdue and convertible into mterestDeTna
bonds and certificates. -,
The amount of interest which will hereafter be saved
TO the Government the debt actually paid Is about
$8745596 " annually, or s2SIss Ct monthly mostly IN
gold. \,
There has also been constant Improvement IN the de-
crease debt during the six months since March
OF this year the corresponding SIX months OF 1862
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl

The following table exhibits the exports OF cotton
during the fiscal years 1869 and 1870, respectively "a
shown by Monthly Report No. u OF the Bureau OF Sta
tistcs, now in press:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
TEE BATTLE AND THE SURRENDER.

lHE BATTLE AND lhE
TIE FRENCH CUT OFF FROM MEzTEREs-sEDAN
COMPLETELY sURRoUNDED-THE FORTIFI-
CATIONS CARRIED BY THE BAvARIANs-THE
EMPERORs LETTER TO KING WILLIAM
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNB.I
LONDON. Saturday, Sept g. 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE
telegraphs as follows from the Kings head
quarters at Vendresse, near Sedan, on Friday /:
"The battle of Sedan began at a. IN. on
the 1st of September. Two Prussian corps
were in position on the west of Sedan, having
got there by long forced march, so as
to cut off the French retreat to Mezieres. On
the South of Sedan was the First Bavarian
Corps, and on the East, across the Meuse, the
Second Bavarian Corps. The Saxons were on
the Northeast with the Guards. / was with
the King throughout the day on the hill above
the Meuse, commanding a splendid view OF
the valley of the river and the field.
After tremendous battle, the Prussians
having completely surrounded Sedan, and the
Bavarians having actually entered the fortih-
cations of the city, the Emperor capitulated at
515 D. 10. His letter to the King OF Prussia
said
"'As cannot die at the head of my army, L
lay ma stcord at the feet of your Majesty
Napoleon left Sedan for the Prussian head
quarters at Vendresse at a. m. on the @d
September MacMahOn's whole army, compris-
ing 100, 900 men, capitulated without conditions.
The Prussians had 100000 troops engaged or
in reserve the French 10000"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
FALL OF NAPOLEON.

TzE DECISIVE BATTLE OF THE WAR.
,,,psuAL MACMAHON's WHOLE ARMY CAPTURED
THE EMPEROR sURRENDERs TO KING WILL
1Dv-NACMAuoN SEVERELY WOUNDED
p1sTArCH FROM KING WILLIAM.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNBl
LONDON Saturday, sept. 8, 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE
sleyraphs that the Emperor and the whole
Of MacNahon's army were captured yesterday.
The following dispatch from King William 10
Oueen Augusta had just been made public in
Berlin;
BEFORE SEDAN, FRANCE, Friday, Sept. 2-l:22 p. IN.
From the King to the Qaeen.-A eapitula-
ton whereby the whole army at Sedan are
prisoners of war, has just been concluded
with Gen. Wimpfen, commanding, instead
of Marshal MacMahOn, who is wounded.
The Emperor surrendered himself to me, as
he has no command, and left everything to
the Regency at Paris His residence | shall ap-
point after an interview with him at rendez-
yous to be fixed Immediately. Under Gods
guidance, what course events have taken!
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
TILE NEWS IN BERLIN.

r,,vrvsF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SONGS SUNG IN
THE sTREETs-THE CROWD ADDRESSED BY
rrr orEEY-THE DAY GIVEN Up TO FEs-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16

~ ALA N0HlN
ms, cupax,C,r Avn Tug WELSH PEOPLE.
Ut OnnVN,' ~ -.
70 ~ hf,ssr y t's - Z, = , .h,,r, s,,,,,o la
sIRi WIN you "ii'" W. ~
your valuable paper tosask tue editOr OF the
n,;I,, Ho,pfDo Chronicle a question or two,
s ~, . a., ,o,,or,,s ,,,,,r his copp,c,ts
ana 10 "uu ie" -, -.
upoa tolegraphc olSpe'Ch rocSNcu run
London, and which appeared In thht papcr on
tho II IN Instant
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cNcepuon "a Is aaiolOws;
We ~ Sr' ae H,es' hens, s w =, ~ ~
ksadsS B, De ssSis iryu iondon The only saee, q
heperulsten! eh9ts Of the iEse Oongrcssto
sN sS,s 70 =, bs ss,nS.
the United stsies 30 that Tho effort % got What Is
Sse cnsap TN rcai helps noh'dy but those who pro
sIr y -1, 80. H..
IihV ieAhcs uIc lhlhe'
The queetIons / desire 10 ask Mr.. FoTney
are these. What do ypp mean by the word
"paupers" as applied In the above paragraph
Do you mean " say that all men who make
an honest living by the sweat Of their brow,
arr. "paupeTsf II 40, You will have to IN
Cludc " their number hundreds Of thousands
not In Wales alone, but also In this country,
farmers and mechanics rs well as those that
| daily peIfl their lives In the bowels OF the
earth. Mr.. Fornoy Ia very cunning rather
live tot than dead duck nor tho
class he denominatos q paupers " Nhies nc
very adrviuy ealis 1.,suD's ~ w, W., oouniIy
are they NOT one hhu tne saI,c' w" Wy, u ,l
your iron ~ lhe great mus i, OF nltsOn,gI
gonn,.oS seLanson DaNiuS nhu , Los'srl ,
are lhcy nos ING very SANG pooplo WHOM yo.gLs
slr, traduce and denonlnate as 'paupersl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16

Desperation and perturbation have seized
upon The Bowen Cook dynasty the tornado
Of popular Indignation which lssetung to-
ward them, sure 10 immcrsc them In the maol-
strom Of political ruin, has so cloudcd them
with the nightmare of despair that they arc
looking oil around the horizon, with ! help
inc, Casslus, or sink, Imploring glance.
No Artiacc, trick, or contrivance which dcs-
poate spirits can invent VIII he left hntricd
In The attempt 10 retrieve their declining for
tunes. It behoovcs an who desire fair ex-
preston Of public sentiment 10 keep vigilant
eye upon the interruptions Vaccinations Of
the reckless crew. Conscious that they await
Republication Ahe popular indignation, they
will use any expcdlent u matters ndt how
nagitious) TO retain their pcstiferoIp grip
upon the corporation finances, so that they
may he manipulated to subseryc personal
galn.
An history proves that whenever federal
State, or municipal matters arc managed with
m eye single to the pecunIAry Aggrandlze-
mcnt Of a corrupt ring, that the interests Of
those who by taxation arc required tp bear
the burden Of Government become ycty sec
ondary confederation with those who had
been relied upon - the cuiodians Of tlb poo
pies interest ~, RI. ~ .g
The condition Of the affslrs OF the city, as
managed by the City Han ring, shows a more
glaring, reckless, and unblushlng disregard OF
the rights and interests Of the people than
ever before exhibited. On all sides the gene
raj acclaim Ia for clcasiug Of the Aegean
stable; The people who have been 80 seriously
burdened In the taxation arc more than indig-
nant that their money should be diverted from
the proper purposss q nquidaiing the Aoees-
sary city expenses. and squanderod among .
band Of adventures who, leech-Iine, hang
upon the already depleted carcass, anxiDusly
waiting more sustenance. .
Nothing could Oe more clearly forshadpwod
than thc certainly o. an emphatic Reputation
Of the Bowen, Cook, Morse, Carson, and
PcCk clique by an outraged and Indignant
people At the ensuing election. The people
arc aroused, and VIM come forth in tha ma
jcsty OF their strength there VIII BE- no fall
tcring they WIN push on In solemn column.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16

RED CLoUD, the great war chief uf tho
Sioux tribe, with RdolegatiOn Of warriors and
English interpreters, are expected here soon
to confer-with the President In reference 70
their troubles, General sherman ordered
GenGral John +. Smith gu duty at the War
Department to leave for Fort FcttermAn ON
Saturday evening, and II he does not got there
In time, to meet Red Cloud somewhere on the
limo Of railroad this Aide, and has given Gen
eral Smith explicit orders how to reesiye and
treat this chief, and after the talk Il over To
accompany him aud his oompanlons 10 this
CITY .r..... .......tF... M.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16

tiiafid ~ C,h0HLfa, WrhHyni county, 10 Wlf'
u thn oAaB Of MANY A. n. BnEHrH, efocutrI1 Of
EdFin ffunoh, dteeaFod tho oEnqutTH afoTozaid hls
With tho Appreciation Of the Orphhpa Court Of MAsh-
ngton County aiateaaid appointed SATURDAY, June
ith, A, ~ l3lo Zoe the h cot Element and dsirbnton
Of the p1rtohnl GstA0 Of said doceAaed, aud OF The
HsstA "a hand - iar the same has been collected
40 tnTnrd lutte Inaney vhau aud Whgc AL tho ofad
with thelf elliua properly yuunled az thry may nlher
visa ~ lay be uHulndad fruIn all benoiN N Md do
il,hed once Z yeek lor heq9 geeksla the hArioAAL
uglshsW n A, WRESTLER, Resister d Wills
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16

The New York correspondent OF tho Bos-
ton Journal says ''the drinking customs Of
New York are fearful" and tor Illustration
adds 81 met tho othGr day Ia tic street qllte
a wel-known mlnister, who was so drunk
that two friends could hardly hold hhR ap,
and hIs language was neither caste, reyereht
nor decent"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16
Books and Stationery.


NON NNNohNhos
Csrboslssd Or Safety Payer changes At onoo BLACK
Ink q the pallah hind 10
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Agent ior the Dlslriot, yYnI. BALI.ANTYNR,
1ol bevsnth street, lntclligeneer Bauding.
DFMOVAI.-wR DIsIRR 10 GALL TiIE AT.
IL tentidn Of our customers and tho public Rsneralb
nat We have removed Oar stock Of Books and bteuon
~ 70 our new budlne which We have lust comp
No. AVS rsnnsylynnia svcnqe, between fourana,hhi
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It cd locality, whore we shall be pleased y see
them W. noy ~, sASs on i II t. M IN sns,h b. =
70 rood sdysntAge. we have for many years made =.
hrrosl stQsf and VARIETY his de Of New York, which
ye IN I'll eq ~ oesasign. a 5cdsGed prices uN
W shs q once male ibssaf idditions our collection
gfbOHOQL hooks oonaiata Of all tho various kinds
sTkTioNERY o1f t,oef Vii and complete, being
q The yAEiogs Saa.iss And Pneei V ylt ~ We Also
ishsd, :, Wsi Y he Nov Yosf daiiis., 3olsep wih
The popaial manasines and chose publications u nio
day 10 al q which We earnestly ivite curtnutars
and no puhio rsnetaiy V cal aid eKAmine RenlaI-
Der No a7S' Iron frOntS w. n 40 m Monn1sor
FOR RENT-The store. rooms fultn which We h.aye
inst removed, Nos. AS and 400 They WIN b.
rented separate or t0gethor. Hent low 70 permanent
tenant hossasiinu fiven Immediately.
App5 70 w. 40. " MORRISON.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16

lSDIAN TROUBLES IN 0lEsoS.-Tho Indian
Bureau Is advised Of Indications Of trouble on
the Hot Spring Reservation, Oregon, Qulp-
E-MAhr prominent smokellar, and others
profess " be instructed by dreams, and ap-
peal 70 The suporstitlous Of the Indians with
consIderablesuecess, Quip-E-Niah has dreamed
thai he must 80 back to the tnatJlla, and
others are dlsposed to go with him Force
win be used to prevent thcm leaving their re-
seryatlon, and trouble may follow, although,
the agent lorls eOn0dnnt clint he can easily Snp-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16
a. WEBSTER,
Register OF Wins
0RPHANS' COUNT,


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Di'friefy C0lgabla, Waslhggi0H Cbaatg 10 rii! -
In the case 81 JOsRrH L. BAvAuE and WILLIAM h.
REANEY, administrators Of Aanual n savage deosased
the administrators Aforesaid have with tho
Of the orphAns Court u MashinEtbn County afoTe-
Md, Appoiuted SATURDAY, Juno 4 A. D. ls7O, foT
estate q said Deceased, and Of tho assets hand a
far the have boon collected and turned into
monsy when and where all the ego0Ts and heirs 81
said dcceasod are notified 20 attend Wh their eiaims
pfopetl vouohad, OF thgy mar otherwise by law be o1
oludgd fr1m al baaoht IN said deenasoda estatei pr
vded copy Of this order be published onoo week Tor
three weeks In the NATIONAL REPuHLiGN previous 10
the n,I M , sisl!; Test 10 Al MERsfEh,,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16

The GOVERNMENT will interccdo for the
companions Of Gen. Goleouria, VskD arc ~
ported captured by dispatch from Havana 10
day, In order to save the'f lives. lsy7rg
Il has been asserted that Secretary Fiah
allowed Gen. Goicouria 10 be garrotod With
out interfering In his behalf This is not tine
Az soon as IL became known that GoicOuria
was captured, Secretary FiAh sent nots y
the Spanish Minister, Mr.. Roberts. asking
him to request the Governor General Of Cuta
to prevent his Immediate execution. Throe
hours afterward Mr.. Fish received a note from
Mr.. Roberts saying that rcfpre he could get .
telegram to Havana Goleouria had been gar.
rotted.- Wash, Cor, NJ 7. Ee, Post lIdi,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16
SAMUEL 4 FISHER,
CnmmlaalnneT Of PAinnla.


" sET l.T|' I"Ll MAY II, lsO.
Dlstriei II C0i-ssiq, EHsAingtoa CoaaiH, 70 81
In The aass OF WfInlAA NkN MAnIER. administration
ol hAnaARnT DoualAas, deceased, the administration
aforaald has, with tho appreciation Of the Ofphans'
C0uTt Of Maahinaton olpnty AfotpsAld. Appolnfed
sATURDk Az, June 4 A. y, $50, ior The anal setilr
meat aud dstb uttan Of Tho personal estate % aid do
ceased and o. the Aasota in hand far tho spne
hnle bssn eoliocted and turned into money whu and
shere eli The ercdt0ru and hcla u aid Deceased
noAed 10 attend, WITH their claims properly voaeired,
theI my otheruiso by lau be eEcludod from all ten
ent In said deceAaeda estate provided Of dis
order bs TnhlIked once week W three weeks IN the
NATIONAL HKFuDI.iCAS, previous 70 The sald dAy,.
Test T.ll.s " Ut ''ti'Ha A. WEBSTHH
myl6M1H NIL ...r... ID. Register Of Wnla
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16
Dry Goods.
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

CHEAP DRY GOODS.
noG ylii q SAEIq PV9 a.,
Rl22 g{Ik a pp2II9sNks4 q cent on corroys
WSiiE /" ENbilbsCodG COTTON a 10 cts,
DRESS GOODS.
GRENADINES 4 eta and I2S o,s
hoEAhbioUEs ~ 3 SSd ~ e. an a.
WASH POPIINs IS eta ,MoHAff CtiAIiIs2Js -
BEAUTIFUL NHiTEt!ROUND GRENADINES,
n NJ foi9FSd sEiTss, az I'D II ea ao,a So,
wHiTfeswisS NUsiINs " % 30 ca.
NAlNsOOK MuSLINS 40 u 40 etc,
q JSE, 40, so and tg5 cts - -
slAPANkSE pOPLINs lin gruat dsmand) In F1ald-,
N9tsser snd 9,S !. rs l9gs,l RSlsen
sftfsDiD :. GHisS ANA III SIS III, snd $3.50.
Bi5S ,sSIIR 2 si:SCs' : $3.50. sf.,S, $500
ss S.iS SsEi rs. Ge B. 90. %. ..a
RRoNSS LINEN DRILLS 20, $3.50 and 70 cts,
CAsSIiiERIs, all wool, from so coats up 70 IS cts,
and = 90 vety cheap.
COTroNKbiss, tor boys woar, rs, 10, 25 and 10
IRISH IINBNs trpm ~ cents to 81 90.
large and Varied stock Of flannss, TckinEs, Sheet
ING, Towels, Napkins, &C, . .
h y IRBS lex SsSs ~ I'D 1 H. sS ssH,s
fGRAsoiS AND sun UMBflELLAS
Hamburg edRinFs and inacrtinEn IN great vnriaty
SPEuIA1 BARGAINS IN LINEN HANDkER.
FORE PRICE. JUST DEALING To ALI.
mgi2u 1910 seventh street. n. W.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16
New Advertisements.

LIMITED STATES EATEST oFBI9E, ,.,O
On tho petition Of ]. HRnvA JoSEs, Il Rockford,
pTAs1 Is a ss y y g5SR,sa "
in Hand SEED Planter: "a =,
the 18th day o. july mart that the time for fling
arguments and the EIAmincrs report DO limited TO the
daT - August merit and that aid petition be heard
the 10Th day Of August neHt ... ...
SAMUEL USHER