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The Portland daily press., 1870-05-28
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Friday. May 81.
ARRIVED
Steamer New York, Chishom st John. NE, via
Barque NJ Haven. Hall, Baltimore.
Brig Amandea Jean, tBrj Doyle. Turks Islands
Brig John W Hunt. lot Rockand) Hunt. Sacua 81
days,-sugar 10 Geo II Starr.
Brig Lizabel, tof Boston) Tabbutt Havana 2l days
with sugar ana meado to order.
Sch VIM McCobb, Arey, New York for BANGOR
Sch Emblem, tBrl Eisenham, Chester. Ms.
Sch Caroline Grant. Greenlaw. st Stephens, NIB.
Sch Snow. Jr, Griffin, Rockp0rt.
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rockland,-lime to G A d
Morse & Co.
Sch Hanne Wentworth, Littlejohn, Gar diner.
CLEARED.
Brig Mechanic, Dyer, Cardeuas-J ID Lord
Sch Florence Tower, Perry, New York-Orlando
Nicke-son.
Sch Oceola, (Br, Crowsll, Yarmouth. Ns-F Bar
Sch Mary Jones. Greenwood, CLYDE River Ms
s Winsow 81 Co.
Sch Canary, Grover, st Andrews, NIB.
CUSTOM HOUSE, PORTLAND.
Collectors Office May 2s, 1870.
Monday, 30th inst, being Decoration Day, this of
lice will he closed at 10 o'clock, A M.
L. WASHBURN, Jr.. Collector.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MOBILE-Cld 2ist. ships Progress, Cousins, and
VIM Campbell, Curling, Cuba.
SAvANNAIl-Ar 18th, brig Julia L Arey, Bah
BUCKsVILLE-Ar 18th, sch Monadnock, liam
mond, New York.
3 AT l6lh; sch Mary Farrow, BaGley, Belfast.
, GEoRGEfOWN-Cld 18th, brig Hampton. Per-
kins, Martinique.
FORTRESS MoNRoE-Passed in 25,h, brig Mel
lie Move. Merriman,--
Passed out 25th, ship Alice NJ Minott ttrom Bal,i
morel Tor Charleston.
ALEXANDRlA-Ar 24th, sch Marqie. McFoddep
Windsor, Ms. e' '''
EALTIMoRE-Ar 9th inst. sch Chloe, Lee, Rich
mond.
Cid 25th, brig J Poiledo, Dyer Carlenas land sid
Ar2uh, brig Mlnna Traub. True, Matanzas
PHlLADELPHIA-Ar2 jth, schs Harmonic Hart
Deer Isle; White Swan, Collins, New York
CID ziih. sch Percy. Coalwen. Eastport
Ar at Delaware Breakwater Goth, sch Il Younr
from Maanzas.
NEW YORK-Ar 25th brig Sea Foam pepdletop
Machias; sehs Henry, Merritt Ezabethport tor Bos.
do tor Portsmouth, ''
Ar 26th, sch Geo Washington Pinkham, Baracoa
u DAYS.
\, CID 18th. briggs l. II Rich, Hopkins, Satila River;
Nuevitas Trask. Salem; schs Ella uodgdon. Hodg.
Ion, Tor Demarara; Ella u Treiethen, Emmons. Ior
Passed though He'll Gate 25th. brig Maria. from
New York ior Portland; sch Aldanah Rokes, Jane
son, do tor do.
STONINGTON-Ar 2jth, sch f Stevens, Mitch
ell. Bangor.
PRovIDENCE-sld 25ib, brig j W DriskO, Has
=, APPoNAUG-Ar 25,h, sch A Dyer, Bagley, I'm
Calais.
FALL RIvEl;-ar 25th, sch Delaware. Fullerton,
Ellsworth.
NEWPORT-Ar e6th, sch II Prescott Freeman,
New York for Portland. 49,
ROSTON-Ar 26th schs Corvo, Pickering. Rich
nond; Maria Roxaha, Palr9cr, Baltimore; Vena,
cid 18th. schs Eva Adell, Eaton. Stockton; TB
Iarris, Quinlan. ard Westheld, Waters, st John,
NIB, via Portland.
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aaH'e white lesnaH
Warranted St2'Sctiay Pare

And equal to any lead in the market Large auant-
es This lead was sold last season. and it was pro-
nounced by those who used it the best thew had
ever SEEN AS the demand for it this season proves
conclusively that it is appreciated both tor COLOR
ana BODY For sale In any quantity by
". ". WHIPPLE Dc CO..
Dealers in Paints, Oils, Drugs, &C.,
mr3Osntt ii Market Square.
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A kTGTERY correspondent Of the Lewiston
Journal urges the nomination of Hon. Sidney
Perham as the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor. Mr.. Perham has many friends in York
County and it looks now as though he would
receive large support from that region. b
c. Jordan, of Buxton, Charles Hill, of Saco
and DR.. Morton, Of Kennebunk, with many
ether able and influential Republicans are un-
derstood TO be enlisted in his behalf and zeal
ously laboring for his success.
The Calais 1doertisey denies that it goes
FOR Chanberlain's re-elec,ion, but SAYS It's
preferences are for Pcrham for Governor.
AN Indiana politician makes the following
appeal to good people" for votes. 1t will un-
doubleday insure his election:
Independent Demokrat candidate
Mr. EDITURE SUR-this is to inform the
good People that they may Vote for f. Pres
ton TO the Legislator at the Stayt OF Indian
apolis next tawl and he will let People kno
that clay county has a man there he will move
court to every mans dore and Put the Jail over
in owen kounti pay of The Bonds in green
backs and if they wont take them not Pay at
all-kiss all the Babies will do anything be.
fore e Election But afterwards will do Just as he
pleases L Preston
The Republican State Central Committee
of Kentucky has issued an address congratu-
latiDg the party upon the brilliant prospect in
the campaign before them, and urging upon
the necessity of at once perfecting thorough
and active organization in every county and
voting precinct.
The rejocings Of TIE conservatives in Rich
-mond, Va, Thursday were premature. The
counting of the ballots show that the Repub.
licans have elected George Cahoon mayor and
the city ticket. The council is still in doubt.
the ballots not having yet been counted.
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PimpieS ON the Face.

=, For Comcdones, Black-Heads, Flesh Worms or
Grubs, Pmply ErupiiOns and Biotched disfigura-
lions on the Face. use Perry's Comedone and PIN
pie Remedy. Reliable, Harmless, and contains no
teod poison. Depot 40 Bond St., N. Y. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. mari7dSwamsn
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A BILL, the main features of WI ich were
contemplated many years ago, has lately been
reported by the Senate Committee on Terri
tories. 1t is to consolidate the Choctaw,
Chickasaw, Creek, Seminole and Cherokee
Indians under territorial government, the
new territory thus formed to be called "Okla-
homa." 1t is stated that had this measure
been passed many years ago, the tribes
named would have greatly advanced in popu-
Et'on and civilization, whereas now they are
at the merry OF claim agents and attorneys.
who are continually sowing dstrust of the
Government by their infamous imnositions
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Niagara Fire Insurance Co., Of New yorL

The undersigned having been appointed agent of
this most reliable and well-known Company ali
parties having policies expiring in the same are re-
speetuly requested to call at my office ia Paysou
BLOCK, NO. ~ Exchange street, and get them re-.
viewed. mr5sntf L. s. TWOMBIY AGENT
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Ar 27th, brio Tempest. Wilson. Mobile; schs Can't
John. Torrey, Ell worth; Luela. Clark, do; Ring
leader Snare Bangor; Idaho; Babbage DO; Cherub.
n 6af Eiott NcSe s Portland nsh' var
Cid 9Th, barque w Horton khoddes, Wiscasset,
to load tor Cuba: sch Oranaska Sadler, Bangor
DANVERS-Ar goth, sch koret, Webster, Bangor;
Pearl. Thayer, Rockand.
Ar 23d, sch Willis Putnam Cook Calais.
SALEM-Ar oath, sch Fair Dealer, kemiek, from
AR 25th. brig Castillian. Lang Philadelphia: sehs
VIM Arthur, Andrews. Baltimore; j Tinker, Lopaus
cd oath. brig Jas Davis, Showers, st John, NIB;
sch (ieorgana McCarron, do via Portland.
NEWBURYPORT-Ar 26th, sch New Zealand.
Low. Elizabehport.
Sid 26th, sch Challenge, Thomas, Bangor
FOREIGN PORTS
Passed Anier 9Th ult, ship Sooloo Hutchinson, i'm
At RangoOn 9th ult. ship Oneida, McGilvery. for
Europe; and others.
AT Antwerp 18th inst, ship Crescent City, Delan
lot New Orleans immeiiately
% daS Naiiao 2ith ult, ship Peru. Thomas Carcid
p AT at Aspinwal 9Th inst, brig Jessie Rhynas, II q.
Doston, tanu sailed 18th tor Cienfuecos
Darnarar o'"iuesos 10th, brig IL d Emery. Small,
sid T .I,h: er,gs Geo Barter, stanwoOd, York;
| ar at havana dsth: brig M Herrera Uayener,
Beaufort, NJ; l9th, barque orchila Havener Bos-
eh1saS hores from st John brig
ford. New York; 10th, barque cardenas, sundberg
/ New YORK.
| Sid 1sth sch Petrol, Curtis New York
| Chartered, brig Clara y Adams, Matanzas In load
for Baltimore. 100 hhds mOasses at So DIT iiO gals:
barque Adelaide Norris tor the Clyde 400 boxes SUI
gar at 35s; brig Loeb Lomond, at Matanzas for North
| of Hatteras, molasses al So.
Sid i'm Matanzas 18Th inst brig Geo Berry, Brad
ley. tor North OF Hatteras; goth. barque Topeka,
/ Blanchard, f)r Falmouth; brig Maud PatteI. Shields
| Boston.
| Ar at Cardenas 10th inst barque Fannie Carver,
/ New York; nth. brigs Sparkling Water. Hchborn,
| New York; Rio Grande, Mcclellan, Pensacola.
Sid 10th, brig A Curtis, Norman, Tor North OF
| Hatteras.
| AT Nassau, MP. 10th inst barque Anna Walsh,
| Coombs, from Boston Tor New Orleans, repg.
| Traditional per steamer Russial
AR at Liverpool 18th, Sitka, Walker, New Orleans
| Argo, Mitchell. Pensacola.
Ar at London 1ith, Jennie Ellingwood, Marshall,
| Naples.
Off Dover 18th, John Sidney, Bartlett, Callao for
| Hamburg.
Ar at Bristol 18th, John Clark Ross, New York.
Cid at Cardiff 18th, Tenas Proposte, Olsen, for
| Portland
| AR at Falmouth 18th, Leopidas. Gates. Sagua.
| Ar at Sunderland 18th. Chimborazoo, hail. Lon
| don.
SIN i'm Rangoon It'll ult, Martaban, Humphreys,
| Padang.
Sid fin Ancona 9th inst, Anna Camp, Lincoln, fol
| Trapani.
Ar at Havre 18th inst. Union, Austin, i'm New Or
| leans.
In the Reads 18Th Alicia, Stuart, from New Or
| leans. Southern Rights, Ross, from Savannah; Sun
SHINE, Rice, from Galveston.
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MARiyf RI
DIED.

In this city, May %. Amelia G. Smith, aged 4s years
In this city. May 25, Rosalie NJ, daughter of Lean
der ID. and Lydia j. KilgoIe, aged IL years.
Funeral services Saturday forenoon. at iO4 oclk,
from No. II Portland street.
In Wiscasset, May IA, Mr.. John Porter aged 70.
In Damariscotta, May 8, Mr.. Samuel AIetcalt, aged
60 years.
In Boston. May &c, Nathl Willis, aged 90 years.
In Mediord, Mass. May 26, Mrs. Eunce, widow of
the late Winsor Lord formerly OF Portland, aged ~
years and months
Funeral services Sunday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock,
from Al Free street.
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THE PRESS.
Saturday Morning, May %, 1870.


The bill for the reduction of taxation, re-
ported from the ways and means committee
by Gen. Schenck will be called up early next
week. 1t does away with special taxes or Ii
censes, taxes on sales, gross receipts, legacies
and SUGGESTIONS, except those on bankers or
banks, brokers in stocks, bonds and gold, foi-
eign commercial brokers and insurance agents.
claim agents, patent right Dealers pawn
brokers, hotel keepers, lottery hiai'aseis'
places of amusement, bowling ana o'l''aiu
saloons. disillers. refiners, brewers, dealers IN
spirits and tobacco and manufacturers vi u
bacco, cigars or stills.
The income tax is maintained at five per
cant but the amount exempted is increas-
cd to 1.5OO The rent or rental value of a
- dwelling is not included in taxable income,
nor is any discrimination made between rer-
sonal earnings and the product of invested
moneys. The salary ofipublic officers is to be
returned annually by them, and not, as now,
to be diminished by the tax at the time Of
payment. The products of farm industry and
home labor consumed in the family are made
free from tax. A general return is to be
made by each taxpayer, without the detailed
amount of his affairs now required and no
return is TO be published, unless under general
regulations, to be prescribed by the Commits
sioper of Internal Revenue.
No changes of importance are proposed in
the taxes on dividends and profits of corpo
ratons nor in the stamp schedule. Those
IN, A
watches, plate, carriages and pianos, are abol
ished.
The relief proposed TO be given TO tax
payers by this bill is estimated on the basis o.
Loot unal,S rpnnnfS as follows.
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'.Buy me and I'iI do you gOod.',-The bes
medicine in the world is DIR. LANGLEYS ROOF
AND HERB BiTTERS- long tried and Standard
remedy for Liver Compla nts, Bilious Diseases, HUI
mors of the Blood and Skin, Jaundce, Dyspepsia
Indigestion, Costiveness, Headache and all diseases
arising from Dsordered Stomach, Torpid Liver, OF
Impure blood. They cleanse the system, purity and
create the blood. restore the appetite, build up
and strengthen the whole body GEO. q. GOOD.
WIN & Co. Boston. Sold by all druggists.
Feb DS-l1HN
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-28

HE CONVENTION of the international
Typographical Union, which is to be held at
Cincinnati on the 9th of June, promises to be
the most important session of that body vet
held. Among the topics which will come up
for discussion are, a National Fund Law, and
plan for District Unions. The latter pro
Ject will, if adopted, effect a radical change in
the workings of the organization, and will
bring the typos OF small towns, which are now
outside the pale OF amy organization, within
the Jurisdiction of the Union, and enable
them to enjoy its advantages. Two plans
are under consideration, differing slightly, ex-
cept as to detail, and there is but little doubt
but that one OF them will be adopted.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-28

10 remove Tan, Sunourn, Pimples. and Erup-
lions from the skin, use Schottetbccks Moth and
Frecklc Lotion, prepared only by A. G. Schotter-
beck & Co, Apothecaries and Che mists, Portland
Me. For sale by all Druggists at SO cents per bot
tie. mays sntt
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additional per steamer RUSSIA


April q, lat 35 N, Ion % W, ship Transit from Bos-
ton tor Valparaiso.
May T. lat AZ % n, Ion 10 03 W, ship Pactolus from
Liverpool May tor San francisco.
May %. oil cape May, brig Abby Larrabee, from
Cardenas tor Boston.
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D~Ar' OF NATH'L WILLIs.-We are pain
Gu W 'earh OF the death of the venerable Ma
'nai'iei "iiiis' who died in this city yesterday
at the ripe age of about ninety wears. He was
the son of Nathaniel Willis, a publisher we'll
known in the days of the revolution. who v,s
an apprentice with Benjamin Franklin. in tbe
printing office which was situated upon III
spot here the Daily AdyertiSer building now
stands and was also member of the Boston
''tea party" His SOD, the subject OF this
sketch, was also publisher and journalist.
He founded the Eastern argus of Portland,
and was the original proprietor and for many
years editor of the Boston Recorder, which
was established in 1876 and was the first re-
iigious newspaper in the world. He also
started the Youths Companion, the first youth s
paper. Two sons, Nathaniel Parker Willis,
the poet, and Richard Storrs Willis, followed
the profession of their father and grandfather,
ana one OF his daughters, Mrs. Parton, is well
known as an author and a lively newspaDer
wrter.-BoSton Adcertiser 9Th.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-28

NARRAGANsET PARK AssocIATIoN-The
June Meeting of the NarragaEset Park Asso-
citation takes place at Cranston, r. l., on the
2lst of June and lasts four days. There will be
eight races, two each day, for purses ranging
from $1,000 to $4,000, each purse divided into
three prizes from 5000 to $500, with an addi-
tional premium in the last race of $2500 to the
winner of any heat provided the time made is
better than 217 IA. The most celebrated
horses are enteIed from all parts Of the coun-
try, including Draco Prince, Shepard Knapp,
jr., Goldsmith Maid and Lady Thorn. All the
races are mile heats, and all in harness, best
three in five, with the exception of the race for
double teams. The Boston and Providence
and other railroad companies from Providence
carry passengers at one fare. The races will
be particularly interesting and there will prob
ably be number Of spectators present from
this State
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Closing Out /!
CR0CKBRY, GLASSWARE,
And Silver Plated Goods!

ly reduced prices.
1t consists of Crockery, China and Glassware oil
different styles, and Of the best quality; large stock
OF Silver Plated Casters, Spoons. Forks Sc, of tie
celebrated "Rogers'' manufacture, Fine Table Cut.
lery. Kerosene Lamp Goods, and Tea Trays; also
large assortment of Vases and Fancy Wares.
We shall offer the above stock at prices that can.
not fail to suit all who wish to purchase goods in ou1
line at bargain We mean business.
nB-Cal and see for yourselves
d. B.. EANHD & CO..
Exchange, cor. Federal Sts.,
my1G Opposite Posi- Oa,ce. d9wsn
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The bank taxes, as newly adjusted, ale eX-
pected, however, to yield enough larger re-
turns than at present to make the total re-
duction about thirty three millions.
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I'M PORTS.

EMPUKTS.
Brig Amanda Jean. from Turks Islands-9120 bush
els salt. to Il j Stewart.
Brig Geo Hunt, from Sagua-GO3 hhds 81 ties
sugar, to Geo Fl Starr.
Brig Lizabel, rom Havana-3,5 hbls melatlo leo
boxes sugar, to order,
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-28

Weston, in his recent great walk of one
hundred miles made but nine stoppages, none
oil which were longer than ten minutes, and
the majority of which were considerably less
His chief nourishment was beeftea, together
With crackers, raw eggs, lemonade and other
light articles of food and drink. He accom-
pushed the one hundred miles without giving
evidences OF any great strain ola his mental oi
physical system, being quite as fresh at the
finish as he was at the opening. The first
fifty miles were made in 10 hours and IS min
utes. WEsToN's quickest mile was done in
II minutes or thereabouts, and his best single
circuit of the rink was done in l minute and
20 seconds. He exhibited good courage and
tortitude throughout the long and weary
tramp, and was rewarded with the encourag-
ing acclamations of his numerous admirers
who were present on the occasion. His pc
destrian triumph was pronounced TO be the
finest on record.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-28

A certain New York editor recently met
with a sad experience at the hands of two
horid women. He was enjoying pleasant
promenade up Broadway, when the females
sandwiched themselves on either side of him,
and proposed to give him the benefit of their
charming society. He, nothing 10th, was en-
Joying his adventure hugely, when suddenly
one OF item started on run up street. The
editor now smelled a large sized rodent, and
feeling IN his pocket discovered that his wal
let containing considerable money, was miss
ing. He at once started in pursuit of the
trail female, and succeeded in capturing her
but while he was endeavoring to hold Ter I'M
til an officer should arrive, the accomplice got
the editors finger in her mouth, i'd nearly
biting it off, compelled him to release his hold
and the two escaped with their booty. Our
editorial friends in the metropolis should be
on their guard against attractive fcminines.
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FRO FRANCk.

PARIS, August II. - Advlces from
head quarters represent that the best
understanding exists between General
Bozaine aud the other Generals. e
Among the German prisoners taken
at the beginning Of the campaign are
members of Laudwehr, who were call
ed into service six weeks ago. This
proves the Prpssians expected war BE-
fore 1t was declared, aud were not taken
BY surprise as her Government repeat
eddy asserted.
Workmen In the factories Of Lyons
threaten the German employers with
violence, and trouble Is apprehended.
Duer, ex-Minister of Public 1nstruc-
ton, has Joined the Garde Mobile ; aud
II. Paul De Cassaignac editor, of Le-
Pats, has enlisted In a regiment of
Zouayes.
Apprehenslons that a famine will
be added to the horrors Of war, i'm con-
sequence of the late drouth have been
dissipated. Gaulois has reports from
81 departments which show wheat
crops of 1870 will exceed the yearly
average forty per cent.
The Reoeu1 des Dear .Nonles, Or
leanist, has skillful article defending
the attitude Of France, aud holds up
Prussia to the execration Of mankind.
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FROM PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, August l2.-The Bavarian
army has passed through Voages, and
b~lyouaoked last night at Dumeniger,
near Saar Louis.
General Sheridan, Of the American
army. left Berlin for the Kings Head
quarters.
The Queen Of Prussia announces
that she will take all possible charge
of the wounded of both nations, and
that their treatment shall be Identical.
French prisoners, as they pass through
railway stations, receive nothing but
kindness. Citizens aud volunteers give
them refreshments, cigars, etc. Ladies'
enter the cara. going from man to man
and offer them paper and pencil and
volunteer to write to their friends for
them.
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sY THE CABLES.
MIXED Intei ixsncc.

LONDON, August IA Berlin cor
respondent writes: England has de-
clined to join Austria In the league
proposed by Won Beust, for guaran-
teeing the belligerents against loss by
territory. England's reason for de-
clining is that the league could not
save the North German Confederation
in case Prussia was defeated.
The Orange anniversary passed of
quietly at Ermiskillen, where trouble
was feared.
Londonderry is quiet.
The Times city article ascrtbes u re-
action Of stocks to the approach of the
half-monthly settlement and the alb
sence Of decisive views.
The text Of the naturalization treaty
with the United States is published.
Repsris On The Last Battle.
PARIS; August l2.-The journals OF
Metz publish General McMahon's re-
port to the Emperor. The report says:
'.The enemy In greatly superior num-
bers began the attack at Z o'clock on
Saturday morning. The first attack
having been repulsed about noon' the
enemy re-opened the contest, throwing
forward numerous starpsliooters, pro-
tected by six guns in a commanding
position. Masses of infantry were
then brought up, and ut 4 o'clock In
the afternoon Mcmahon was forced to
order a retreat, which was effected IN
good order. The enemy's pursuit be-
ing without vigor, and BY no means
troublesome, the Marshal was only
able to send a partial account Of the
killed and wounded.
A dispatch from Metz, dated August
18th, at 8 P. NJ, says: ut has raiiled
all day, and tho army Is concentrated
around this place, being r~evictualed
and reinforced"
The retreat of Mcmahon was accom-
pllshed IN excellent order.
Gen. Bazaine Is visiting and inspect
ing the troops under his command.
I. The report that the Prussians are
occupying Nancy, is false.
A circular from the Minister Of the
Interior requires Projects of the vari-
Gus departments to encourage the for
nation of companies of National
Guards, the volunteers to take the field
at once. They will receive arms us
soon as possible j.; but in the meantime
they should assemble to drill. and be
paid one franc per day from enlist
ment.
The Journal 01ioicl says: The new
Ministers Of War and the Interior are
assuming control oftheir Departments,
and are taking most energetic meas
ures to insure efficiency In the various
branches of tho service. Tho Minister
Of War has Issued very stringent
orders In regard to provisioning the
supplies OF the Quarterlnaster and or
diuance stores.