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SEWING MACHINES.
THE AMERICAN
Combination Rutt0n-HOIe
SEWING MACHINE
Is now admitted to be far superior to all others as
Family Machine. The SIMPLICITY, EAGE and
CERTAINTY with which 1t operates, as well as the
uniform excellence OF it's work, throughout the
tire range OF sewing, In
Stitching, hemming, Telling,
1uclzing, COrding, BraidiDg,
Quilting, Gathering and
Sewing ON, OVerseaning,
EmbrOiderfnE ON the
Edge, and its Beautiful
BHttOn-RHOLe and Eye
Iet Hole Work,
Place 1t unquestIonably in advance OF any other
similar invention.
any Substantial Improvement upon the many old
machines In the market
II Certainly has no Equal.
1t ia also admirably adapted 20 manufacturing pug
poses on all kinds OF fabrics.
Call and see it operate-and get samples OF the
work.
We have also for sale our "PLAIN AMERICAN
a beautiful family machine, at Reduced Price
This machine does all that is done on the Combina
ton except the Overseaming and Button-hole work
Office and saIesrOOms,
No. I3I q chestnut ST.,
42s tbstusmrp PHILADELPHIA.
CUTLERY, ETO.
DODGERS & WOSTENHOLMs POCKET
KNIVES, Pearl and Stag handles and beautiful finish
Rodgers, and Wade Butchers RAzors, and ths Oele
brated LeOoultre RaEor Ladies' scissors in
QuAty Rodger Table CUTLERY, Oarvers and Forks
Razor strops Cork Screws, Etc Ear instruments, to
Es the hearing of the most approved construction.
P. MADEIRA'B,
- No. lis TKNTH Street. below Ohssnat
COPARTNERSHIP
THE FIRM OF BUZBY & co. Is THIS DAY
Il dissolved By mutual consent.
All claims will be settled by either of the late partners
at E0B. sSl and 933 MARKET Street
JOHN L. BUZBY.
Philadelphia, April 30, 1870 3O6t'
Or ELMO AND sOOURlNO.
los e PM NO IT n Il Il,
q RLEVE DE PARIS,
FRENOH STEAM DYEIHG AND SECURING,
On kind Of Wearing Apparel, for Ladies' Gents,
Children Patent AppAratus for Strstohins Pants from
N-' " Nv No. 200 g. NINTH Street,
IS Philadelphia
MEDICAL.
NEW DISCOVERY ELIXIR j. F. BER-
~ NARD-TONI sTHENIQUE EANTlDYSPEPTIO.
The several observations made by the best physicians
the Facute de Paris have proved that the soknesses
arising from npoverisNnent Of the blood ex
hbsustion' viz. = Amsnis QhloIosis sy.npathsms.
radically cured with the ELIXIR j. II, BRRNARDL
General Depot-A. BERNARD. No. 81 CEDAR Street
I'd Soor For sale BY all respectable drugssts tuth
T n { VAT c A N,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ BRANCH OFFICE, CONTINENTAL
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

IMPROVEMENT UUMPANY.
PIrTsBURa, April 30, 1870.
meeting Of the Stockholders of the I'm
provement Company will be held in the Branch Office Of
the Company in the city of Pittsburgh Of PENN
and TENTH streets), on TUESDAY, May H. at 70
O'Clock, noQns for the purpose Of eecting Board Of
Directors to for the current year. and until their
duly elected and qualified And also for
the purpose considering and acting upon the proyi
sions Of the Supplement TO the Charter Of said Company,
approved Twenty fourth day of March, ls7o.
W. r. SHELBY,
b2l4t Secretary.
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For additional Marine NelOs see First
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GENTZ AN d HASSLER'S MATINEEs--
- MQsIIGAL FUND HALL. lsee-7O every sATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON at 81 o'clock tpIR
The last Matinee of the will be given SATUR
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BROOKLYN

The trotting mare Belle Clinton was cold BY auc-
ton on saturday for sleOO. The mare has troted IN
2S, aud can do 2'aS now.
John Cordial an apparently strong and healthy
man, died suddenly on Saturday at his residence IN
Debeyohe street. Immediately after eating SUBSTANTIAL
Ginne'.
Francis Hudson attempted last evening to termi-
nate protracted spree by hanging himself In cell OF
the Fourth street police station The doorman and
geant Bunce rescued him.
Compis Gonzalez, second mate Of the brig Via.
cedor Tying In the Atlantic Dock attempted 10 prevent
and the latter stabbed him in the head with sheath
knife,
John McDermott, Now York lghtcrman, was
found dead yesterday morning on board the lighter
Nineyard at Greenpolnt He had been missing from
his home since Friday last. believed that lie died
Of sunocAtion,
Philip Wells, a bartender at 1874 Fulton street,
quRrTelled with q Mrs Hiler who lives In the same
house, and Saturday, she WAS leaving the cellar
he shut the trapdoor on her head, seriously, II not
fatally, inJuriDg her.
The Rev. II. De Witt Talmage's free PRESBYTERIAN
opened for divine service yesterday morning Tile
will seat 1000 persons,
During an alteration between Mary Miller and
Catharine IanAhan, In tho tenement house at York
John LanahAn several times In the face, one OF the
chm.
John r. Watson, the Oldest printer in the Herald
himself at his home, u CARL street Efforts were made
battery but all failed; Mr. Watson wa, corporal IN the
sIteehth Regiment New York Volunteers lCoIcoran'. !.
the battles IN which IrV we're ongsgsd. Hs wss o.
yeau " age
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CURIOSITIES or CRIME.

Mrs. MARY J. 8. Botham, OF Springfield. Mass.
was mortaly shot by her husband yesterday. George
Botham her husband Is under arrest and felgns IN
sanity.
Ina quarrel at % Thames street last night be-
tween nbn Copelin, his wife Bridget. and Joseph
O'kiel, ONiel struck Mrs Copelln en- the head with
teapot u OF hot tea, and she spiI oEieS renI cheek
open with Ratchet.
kichsel Welsh and James Donnelly, each aged 10
years, while intoxicated on Saturday, In Phiiadei.
phia, KILLED Samuel Smes also 10 year, old Welsh
aud Donnelly are under arrest. Shines stuna
quietly on o adoorstep when attacked.
During quarrel between Jacob Ran and Henry
sadler In Wayne street. JerseyCy Yesterday morn
Raj drew knfe and ATTEMPTED 20 plunge II into sad
the blow aud had his wrist nearly cut on.
John Mcdonnell, q laborer OF 1877 Cherry street,
murderously assaulted on the ilh ult., In his wp
house by three young ruiAns OF the neghborhooA
He died yesterday and the Coroner that con
stipation Of the bowels the OF his death.
Patrick NJ. Landors, OF 22I East Forty -secon6
street. and his brother John attempted Ast evening TOY
force entrance into John MAhon's liquor store ID
Finylhird street aud First avenue but resizto6
by Mahon who stabbed Patrick over tho right eye
When two Brooklyn officers OF the Society for thu
Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals were about 70 arrest
Mr.. Henry CAIRNS for driving horse with sore ta
back that gentleman quietly showed them /. Ieesips
for a. which he had paid another ofcer OF that Society
10 allow him 10 drive the animal
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AN EXPLOSION IN BROOHLYN.
4 Marvellous Accident In the Caisson Of the
Esst River Bridge.

4 Marvellous Accident in the Caisson Of tho
East River Bridge.
They had an astonishing accident in the caisson
or the East River bridge at the foot OF Fulton street
yesterday morning John Muivey, q one. armed
veteran OF the war, who was on duty ss watchmsn,
was standing near tie shan from the bottom OF the
river. through which the mud and rocks are drawn
70 the surface. The sbah has an opening Of seven
by eight feet, aud runs down thirty-six feet dip
per, as Is called, OF ron weighing two tons scoops
up the mud, end carries II to the top By stosm
power. The watchman felt movement beneath his
feet and, thinking 1t rather unusual looked arouod
and was astonished BY q volume OF water burs ting
out Of the SHAFT, carrying with It mud india.rub-
Der overalls, and boots, and wbeeibarrows high up
In the air. The mud was carried distance OF over
one hundred feet upon the roof aud the sides Of
harston & Powers coal onlces.
The watehmar was knocked down four times and
stunned, but he soon recovered. He wis covered
with yellow mud, and his new Sunday suit was
ruined.
The force OF the water was so great that II threw
up the immense iron dpper a distance Of thirty
feet to the crosstrees Of the derrick. The dipper
was broken, as was also one stay of the derrick.
The pressure OF air In the eaissou was 12k pounds
to tie square inch. When the water In the rivor
fell at ebb tide the water in the shan fell slso and
beings OF greater weight than tho air beneath
carried away the dam This brought in i'm
mense pressure OF air. Which forced the water
through the shaft and carried IL to great height
TIE woikmen stopped at 10 o'clock on the night
previous. Had the acciden, occurred at any other
time, when the caisson 10 null OF orkmen, the loss
OF lie mu 81 Lave been fearful.
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JOITINGS ABOUT TOWN.


The Mystic Tie Lodge OF Good samArtans have
public meeting this evening.
The Aldermen have appointed next Friday for thu
funeral Of Admiral FArrsgut
James b. Tnylor's will gives the widow 5000 O0a
absolutely, and an annuity to his rAnddaughter.
The Rev. DIR. Bellows, having returned nom thu
country. delivered sermon yesterday 10 Irving Han.
S chose his ts1, nom The 18Th chapter OF st. John. ON
". Ritter, assistant manager OF the Clearing
House, on wal ana william streets. was made the ro-
cplent Saturday OF handsome silver pitcher nom
the clerks In the department.
A well-dressed woman was found Yesterday morn
Ing IN france on the pavement near the Hudson River
on reyiying sang hymns, but could rot speak '--
John Tripkin, Of Finy third street, In the employ
barrel Of carrots into the cellar on saturday tlnped
down stars, and the barrel falling on him. he wA
Killed instantly.
The pilot boat VIM H. Aspinwll, which came IN
from cruise yesterday, reports that on sept 49, when
GeOI gcs Shoa she cucOuncroi huif cane, during
which she 'hiIpsds;ea which NH,ad oyerD, ,,rd WIN.
native OF Merncl, and Il year' Of age,
On saturday tho. e?,pger plates from which wer.
tsaIs n, o, for he hcneft of knduhnn. wIda
just before he bidding began the sale Ostponed
until It could be decided whether the Board would buy
them.
Health Cncer Carnochan gives notice T. at all ves-
Sor nfectsG Win yeow eyeT Or chSea are seG ant III
further not ce TO be boarded and examined from the
pc ss S wSy 81 P1y ons Al .saS SOUND az.
also reminded that they required 10 report At the
Quarantine as soon as practicable after ther arrival
yesterday rom New Orleans. on the afernoon on segS
e. In lat $40 long o., fell 10 with The wreck OF sns
ssS Fe oS TH% a
Sa SsSsss. "a I ss 10 .S IND So
doubt woat down tbAt ngqw
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BEL0IlN VAR DISPATCHES.
Bazaine Offers TO Surrender Metz-King
william said TO Refuse Treating for Peace
Except with Napoleon.

BRUssrLs, September "a - Noon.-Marshal
Bazaine has offered to capitulate at Metz, on con
dtion that he be allowed to take his baggage and
arms. He engages not to take up arms for three
months.
Toul capItuiated, and was not carried by storm.
as st first reported. The terms accorded were sim.
liar to those granted OF Sedan.
OsTBSD September I.-German accounts here
are 10 the effect that Count Won Bismarck was not
at all sverse to making an arrangement with NJ.
Jules Favre, but that King William Is determined
not to treat except with Napoleon, and in the Tuil
cries. His Majesty 10 all remonstrances replies that
he has debt 10 pay the memory OF his parents, and
that France shall make peace as she once forced
Prussia TO make peaco-in her capital and In the
palace OF her soyereigns. On this point the King
viii hear no one. He says that he is bound In hon.
or TO the Emperor not TO recognize his overthrow
through an advantage taken BY his enemies Of the
victories Of Germany.
BRussELs, Sept. 25. Improvements have been
made In the fort lcalions of PARIS. under the drec-
ton OF the American General Ripley, There was q
weak space between Forts st. Denis and Mont Va.
lerien, which Gen Riploy has protected by an elab.
oTale system OF mines, torDodOes, &c,
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Attempt to Arrange n Truce-Pnrticulnrs of
tho Capture OF Toni


the Capture OF Toni.
BsRLIs Sunday night, Sept ga confer
ence was held between Count Won Bismarck and VI
Jules Favre on Monday aud Tuesday. 1t was ue
voted wholly 10 an attempt TO arrange a truce pend
ing meeting OF the Constituent Assembly Count
Bismarck exacted the surrender Of strasbourg,
Toul, and verdun, in order that the communica
tions of the German forces might be secure from
danger during the truce.
The French Minister declined these reasonable
conditions. No demand was made for the surren.
der OF the fortress OF Mont Valerien, near Paris,
The French fertilization Of Toul, few milsswes;
Of Nancy, was captured by the Prussians at sunset
on Friday. The story OF It's surrender un
conditions lly on Wednesday last, which was re
turned to US from New York, was utterly without
foundation.
An ofncial despatch dated Ecouens, Saturday, says
that by the cspiIulation OF Tou there fell into out
hands 100 oficers, 2,2i0 men, 1870 horses an eagle
1877 guns, including IS rihed cannon, 5000 rife.
5000 ssbres, and 800 cuirasses. Large supplies oi
ammunition, bombs, and other war ms!erial were
also surrendered.
There are G50,000 German troops nov on French
territory, consisting OF twenty one army corps. A
very few Landwehr are OF the number. Three fresh
army corps are under arms, but have not yet lefi
Germany.
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Personal INIELLI0ESCE.

Arohbi shop MeClosky is visiting the various eoun-
try parishes OF the Archdiocese or New YORK.
Gen, KautraVitN, the famous Algerian campai gner
under Cayagnoe, and at one lrne commHndAnt at
Orsn, is in the city on his way 10 France.
Judge W. !. Sandfer has been nominated for
Conriess BY the Republicans OF the sixth District OF
Alabama
The father.in.fAw OF DR.. Livingstone the Afr can
e1rlorer told audience at Manchester that he felt
sure that his son WAS safe,
Samuel A. Churchill a prominent Democrat and
member Of the MassseGusetts Legislature Of 1870, ded
at his home IN PittsaeId, Mass, on Friday evening.
TIE Hon, BeIjamin Franklin Manierre, Commis .
s!oner OF Police, returned on saturday from his tri.
umplal European tour, and Is 70 be serenaded thus
evening.
Monsieur Chassepot, the French rife inventor is
IN birmingham, Rngland, under the assumed name OF
Mr. Jacob examining rides aud cartridges IA behalf OF
the French Government
The Democrats OF Albany county have renom.
mated the Hon. VIM d. Murphy for the Assembly, The
nomination IL good one. hT Murphy one OF the
few honest Democrats In the Lower House lAAt winter
Thomas 3. Brennan, Warden OF Bellevue Hospi
tal u to be married on tho eth Of October to Misi
Katie oCAllsghsn. The ceremony will be performed
by tho Rev Father Young In the Church OF the Paull
FatAsns Fux 'niRih stest and Ninth sVanua
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SUNDAY WHISR EY.
Murderous ssauit in Centre Street-Assas
sins not Of the TammRny Gang.

Murderous Assault In Centre Street-Assas-
sins not Of the TammRny Gang.
At 10 o'clock last evening two rufians at-
tempted to take the life Of David Williams, a color
ed man. in Centre street, near Tryon row. They
might have murdered him bot for the timely inter.
position Of Sergeant Henry ID, Hooker Of the City
Hal police Williams was on his way to Tue SUN
once to insert IN advertisement for a situation as
coachmaA. He had reached Tryon row and Chst-
ham street, when two men pushed against him say
ing, 80 You black .yered s-n of a b-hiwhero the HI
are you congN Williams alarmed. ran toward
Centre street The "thugs" gave chhso, Knocked
Williams down, and began numerically beating
him. Sergeant Hooker, seeing the assault, ran
across from the hospital and rescued Williams aud
arrested his aSsailsnts.
Blood was streaming down williams's face An
examination OF his wound by DIR. Nichols showed
that he hal been cut on the head above the right
ear clean down to the skull. The prisoners de-
scribed themselves a. John A. Grafton, aged a. and
Arthur Mullen, aged 25. Grafton resides In Summit
avenue, Hudson City, and said be was a bartender
for the saloon at lGt Nassau street Mullen 10 from
Boston, and Is staying at the Park House, in Chstam
street They had been drinking to exeess, and were
full OF rowdy impudonce when under sIAmina ION
at the police station.
Williams. amer his wound had been dressed went
TO his home at 1856 Chrystis street.
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lie Immediately issued 9 proclamation to the peo.
pie denouncine such e1cesses as violations OF inter.
national law. and threatening severe penalties in
case the lawlessness was renewed. In the latest
conflict he occupation OF the city Of Rome) but few
Of the Ponti6cal forces were killed. The wounded
have been sscortained to be flty.hve In numoer
vi,erbo is to vote on the piebisc'ts on the 2l Of
October.
LoSpoN. Sept. 25--It ls settled tina, local Junta
shall rule at Rome until the plcbiscitum Is taken
The Pope has been oeicially notified that France
abandons the September Convention. Gen. La Mar.
mora has taken the chief command OF the Italian
army at Rome. There Is no doubt that the plebis.
citum will be taken on the 81 OF october.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEoRAPH.

Milarie fever prevails along the Hudson River.
The workingmen Of st. Louis on SATURDAY nom.
mated Krattus Wells fol Congress from tue First Mis-
sourl Dstrict.
The Italians OF Memphis hold q mass meeting on
Saturday night In favor Of he unity OF Italy and Fen
adespaCh to King Victor Emanuel eongraIuIatng nun
on the Liberation OF Rome.
Morris Democrat was reelected Mayor OF Nash
vile. Tenn, on Saturday b. go aJorify over Allen
Qieppbcan); Both branches VI the Guy Council are
unanlmously Democratic.
Gov. McClurg Of Missouri Saturday removed
Coloues hyer ana Hegleyensburg, Hnd Capt uunke,
Police Commissioners OF 81 Lonis, h IL asserted bs.
cause they are Liberal Republicans.
There was brilliant display OF the aurors borealis
at Cincinnati on Saturday evening Broad bands OF red
light Gtreamed up from lhe north and west and many
persons fst thought came nom burning build ngs.
Soon tongues Of white light shot up 20 the zenith oIn
points more to tho northwAId and nnaly spread into
broad Aheets thai III NJ Ms vholA RakkAexR hsavenA
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RECKLESS NAVIGATION.
The Sound Steamers Running down Smaller
Gran and Keeping Risht On.

Gran and Keeping Right On.
An unknown propeller ran into and upset Q
boat on the East River, opposite 1eOth street, on
Saturday. Tho occupants OF the boat were Mis-
Dunlsp, OF Rossmore cottage, Astoria, and her TIVE
brothers, all OF whom we're len struggling In the
water. The Captain was observed to look out OF
the pilot house, and several OF tie deck hands 10
rush to tthetanrai', yet the steamer passed and
len the victims to their nte. Fortunately. Joseph
McEvoy, OF 127 Forty-ninth street. who was fishing
on the bank. witnessed the accident, and at once
plunged into the water and went 10 the assstancs
OF the sufferers. The two boys who could swim 3
little aged 70 hold up their sister until McEvoy
took her In charge and swan with her to the shore
The brave younf fellow thea returned to help tile
boys, the younger OF whom was almost exhausted.
Not long afterward, the Sound steamer Bmpirs
state ran into q soop near tho Wiliamsburgh
shore, the Captain OF which sprang into the water,
fearing his craft would sink. He was picked up bv'
two men In boat, and alter satisfying himself thaD
The soop was seaworthy. be again took command.
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PRICE TWO CENTS
BR00KLYN'S LAST CRASH.
THE FALL'OF A GREAT CARPE1
WAREHOUSE ON THE HEI0HTs.
An OverIoad ded Upper Floor Failing Tbroust
to the Bssement-A Remarkable Wreck
and AImost a Miracle of Coninaion.

An OverIoa dcd Upper Floor Failing Through
to the Bssement-A Roma rkabIe Wreck.
and Almost n Miracle of Confusion.
At about half past eleven o'clock on Saturday
night, the residents OF Brooklyn Heights were
startled by a tremendous crashing and spnterina
Of umbers. II was soon ascertained that the Goor
OF the warehouse belonging 10 Messrs Stewart
sutphcn Co.!bsd fallen under the enormous weight
that had been piled on them. Tho wsrehonse was
erected about year ago, at q cost OF $4,000. HvM
situsted at the intersection OF Henry and Cranberry
streets, and was intended addition 10 the
buildings thon occupied by the firm
II was four. story brick structure, with base
meat and endorsement, supposed 10 be substan
TALLY and well built, and the appearance OF the wslf
snor the falling In OF the floors would denote that
was hrst-class building. The new building was q
feet In height BY 35 feet In width each Of the hoors
being upheld by cast.iron pillars The falling Of the
aoors Is attributed TO tbe wooden girders, which
were 35 feet In length and extended across the build
ins, Weakening and giving way from tile weight Of
the goods. As usual in such cases. tho neighbor1
said that they had predicted just such occurrence
for some months past, /. they had frequently heard
cracking noises in the new building and one OF
them remarked that "he knew Sutphen's shanty
would come down some day"
The fourth floor, which was used as . storeroom
Tor paper-hangings and carpets, fan Nh te rribls
crasl carrying with II all the floors beneath In one
mass OF ruins, even to the sub. .basem ent.
The appearance OF the interior after the fall baes
description. Twenty thousand dollars worth OF pa
per-hanginga and carpets nterminged with 100 cart
loads OF lnths and plaster were crammed into the
cellar, while the four walls Of the building loomed
mp, as were, mute spectators OF this scene OF de-
struction. IL is noteworthy that the iron pillars
remained standing amid this wreck. The stock has
not been damaged 90 much as was al first believed.
the carpciing being very little injured. Neverthe-
less more complete wreck and general confusion
than the interior oi the building presented cannot
be conceived
II is fortunate that the accident occurred when n
did as hty girls we're employed in the building dur
Ing the day and had 1t happened during business
hours when many purchasers were in the sales
room, terrible loss Of life might have resulted.
From early morn until late last evening the streets
for several blocks around were thronged with spec
tators, and during the entire day squad Of police
were detailed TO guard against Snaps.
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Earl Russell Taking his International La W
from George Washington.

LONDON, Sept A.-EArl Russell; IN letter
declining the chair OF an international law and
social science gathering, says that America, and
afterward England. abandoned me doctrine that
armed ships of war and enlisted troops should be
prohibited nom leaving neutral States but the re.
.ult caused complaints, which the conflicts Of ma
tions rendered perfectly possible Tie Obligations
Of neutrals should be diminished rather than In
creased. During the present struggle said the
Ear, arms have been sent TO one Of the be gerents
and coal have been sent to the other, We should
20 no further than to stop armed troops and ships
arm ed and manned from leaving the country. III e
letter, In short urges that tile doctrine OF Presiden
Washington should be made the law OF nations.
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rHoroGRArHs ny sun REroRrERs.
The New York French Republicans on the
Decentralization In Pnria.

DtWOTHIILAIIUN IN THIIN'
The French Republican Association met yes.
t,rday at 10 Prince street. An earnest discussion
arose as to whether it is cxpcdeni for France to
AIRY on the present .anguinsgy war, or to accept
reace although on disadyanlageous terms Toe
oi,she.ton and demorazation OF the Parisians
was spoken OF in terms Of the most profound sad
ness as well a. strongest indignation. Thc Prosi.
dent, Mons. Suivrosu, wants 10 be distinctly un.
dsrslood tust tho French Republican Association
lorWar, ling no recruits to the French army. ard
that these who have been sssisted In their voyage
to France who we're banished by Napoleon
and are returning to their homes and families.