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The New York herald., 1870-08-31

IN winch the Prussians were defeated. The French
commander was wounded and battery Of Prusslan
artillery, the Zwinker, captured.
IA believed that In the recent battles the French
Generals Frossard and Bourbaki, the latter tie
commander Of the Zouaves OF the Guard, have been
wounded.
There are daily conferences at the British Foreign
once between the Under Secretary, Mr. Herman,
and the representatives Of Russia and OF Austria. IL
Is reported that the North German Envoy at st.
Petersburg has been instructed to ask OF the Russian
government explanations as to the movements Of
troops on the Polish frontier.
despatch from Antwerp says the evident In
crease OF the bitterness with which France and Ger
many conduct the war is deplored there as IT post
pones the hopes OF peace, and meanwhile the de-
preston In all branches OF trade and commerce con-
tfnues.
The London GLOBE says unless the French achieve
something there VIII be million German soldiers
on French soil within fortnight.
The French authorities to-day stopped travel via
Calais to Paris, and the Bouogne route will probably
be closed tomorrow. The Channel steamboats, are
already Withdrawing. H.4
decree appears in the Journal Oncfel dismssing
from ONCE the Mayor OF Epernay for issuing
proclamation advising the citizens 10 make no de-
fence.
Tne council OF War at Paris has condemned two
more OF the Villette rioters to DEATH one to hard
labor for life and one to five years. imprisonment.
Great preparations have been made ut Charlevlle,
10 the rear OF MacMahon's position, for the accom-
modation Of the wounded
Dispatches from the Prussian general head
quarters dated Sunday noon declare that Marshal
Bazalnes communications are completely cut of,
and all kilograms printed in Paris az rom him must
have been manufactured there
The junction Of MacMahon and BazaIne Is not
despaired of. a.-,ill. 4.3
The squadrons OF Chasseurs defeated at Buzancy
and nearly annihilated belonged to the Twelfth Ie.
gment They were commanded by Lieutenant
Colonel Laporte, who was wounded and captured
with many Others
Foreign families are leaving Paris. 1t Is said they
are not allowed to remove their carriages horses
Three members Of Parliament, Sir q. w. Dixie and
Messrs. Arthur Herbert and Henry winterbotham,
are serving In the hospital at Nancy.
The New York herald., 1870-08-31

MEMEI, PRUSSIA, August 80, 1870.
American and British vessels arrive at this port
and sail unmoested. No French cruisers are In
sight. The entrance to tie river Ems and the port
selnemunde are still open.
The Prussian barks Brilliant and Perle have been
captuved by French cruisers in the Mediterranean
and taken 10 Oran, Algeria. s
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LGIAN REPORTS.
CABLE DESPATCH TO THE NEW york HERALD

NfacMahon to Make q Desperate En- ort-
His Strategy for n Decisive Battle-Th.
Prussian Triangular Posifion-N.poleor,.
Last Chance-What May Follow.
LONDON August eo-Night.
Brussels advices dated this evening" which have
been received in this city, state that it is known
from the seat Of war that Marshal MacMahon "a
about to make desperate effort to force his wsv 70
Sedan along the line OF the Montmedy and Tblon
vile Railroad.
The object OF the French commander In this mova
men s 1t is alleged here, that OF attacking from
the north whatever forces OF the Prussan epemv he
may find massed gathered In the triangle which ia
formed by the fortresses Of Metz, verdun and Ton,
regardless OF the numbers of the enemy, and tha,
he hopes for the cooperation OF the Rarrsons of
these places In the execution OF his movement.
The attempt is regarded as very bold ana desner
ate, as MacMahon Will have no means OF escape in
case OF failure.
1t is believed that the Emperor Napoleon and tho
Prince Imperial Of France will await the result or
SIacMahon's strategy at Sedan, the Imperial party
keeping ready to cross at point near to Brouillon
into Belgium in the event OF defeat OF the French
armv
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gives time for the arrival OF enormous reinforce
ments now on the way from the provinces. The
capture of the city II considered impossible now.
Advioes received from all parts Of the provinces
invaded show that the sharpsh0oters are becoming
very effcient They capture numbers OF Prussian
SCOUTS snd stragglers, and repel attacks ON towns
and villages. The presence OF the sharpshooters
and Mobile Guards encourage the country people,
who now put on bolder 'front.' In some cases they
have attacked the enemy, killing and wounding
quite number and at many places they resist AZ
tacks before tamely submitted to.
Should the Prussians be defeated their retreating
columns WIN be terribly harrassed by these irregu-
lar forces, VINO even now hang upon the enemy's
line OF march aud innict daily losses
Two Of the leaders In the recent riotous afiar OF
the Boulevard de viletes appeared before the cOun-
ell or war today They confessed the attack on the
station and that they attempted 70 excite the popu
lace to rise in open revolt. Two Others accused of
having In their possession stores Of arms, also ap
peared at the trial. The name OF Blanqui was
mentioned, and 1t transpIred that he was here at
the time OF the riot and lodging with one Of the
active participants The trial IL still in progress.
The Opinioa Nanonale demands that as tine Prus-
sans shoot the country people France should teach
Prussia that il this practice continues she will take
no prisoners and that the war viii become one OF
exterminatlon.
The population OF the suburbs Of Paris seemed
panic stricken at the first news Of the rapid ap-
pr0ach OF the Prussians, and crowds OF the country
people living near rushed into the city with all their
effects Calm refectiOn, however, soon succeeded,
and the same persons lately so terrified are now
energeticaly preparing the city for defence.
The Presldent Of the Swiss Federal Council, hear
Ing that Prnssian emissaries were seeking to bribe
certain journals IN Switzerland, has issued circu-
lar warming all parties that neutralirymust be
strictly Observed
An American auxiliary ambulance train, under
the charge Of Dr. Mccormick, set out for the front
from Paris to-day.
The Joyn0, Orciel states that the blockade of the
German coast only became effective the 10th inst.
lie Figaro reports that a leading banker In Paris
has received from America telegram saying that
twenty ships heavily armed have started from vari
GUS American ports; that they are manned by Ger
mans and are TO prey on French commerce and un.
Tended ports on the French coasts, the report
creates o sensation. s
Some journals to-day print report that the Prus-
SLAMS last night attacked train on the Paris and
ana they made q defence. After several had
been killed or wounded the rest retreated.
The bOmbardment Of Strasbourg Is becoming very
severe ana much damage has already been done to
the city. rt
Engineers are tearing down buildings In the en-.
virons OF Paris to give unobstructed range to the
guns OF the fortifcations.
The administration Of Paris has established eighty
economical cooking furnaces for the use Of the
poorer classes.
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Torty-,wo Gun. Batterins s,rasbours.

BERLIN, August 80. 1870.
An Official despatch just received from Mendes-
helm reports that the first parallel was opened
yesterday by the South German besieging force at
700 PAGES from the walls Of Strasbourg. AT this dis
tance battery OF forty-two heavy guns opened on
the city. The besiged made no reply from tie walls
or CITADEL
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CHbLt UtSNICH To the NEW fUM HEHAIU
In Entente with England.
sfIr LONDON, August 80, 1870.
The Malone, OF Florence, says there IL perfect
understanding between the Courts Of England and
Italy.
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CABLE DESPATCH TO THE Kew yoax HERALD.

skirniishina nt Sedan-Nap0ieon,s Son
MacNiahon Gould Not Reach Bnzaine--
Prussian Armies ''Wedged'' between Them
Marquis do GaIIifet In sharp Action with
the Saxons-French Dash and Victory.
LONDON August 3l-P. NJ
The special correspondent OF the HERALD who Is
on duty at Sedan, reporting by special telegram 10
this city, under date OF the 2Sth instant describes
the recent fighting which took place between the
French and Prusslan soldiers along the line of the
railroad was not or an important character, being
merely skirmishing ON The part OF the advance or
the Prussians.
The Saxon troops hold possession OF Stenay and
Monzon.
The French soldiers hold Sedan.
The Prince Imperial OF France arrived at Sedan ON
the 2Sth inst, but the special telegram does not
port the exact whereabouts OF his father, the
Emperor, on that day.
The HERALD special correspondent states also In
his telegraph despatch that NOT only has MacMahon
failed to effect junction OF his troops with the army
under command OF Marshal BaZaine but that the
Prussians have driven grand army wedge right be-
tween the forces of MacMahon and Bazaine and that
this wedge has been made still larger, more heavy
and more powerful consequently than before.
There are two German armies now operating be.
tween MacMahon and Bazane instead Of one army,
as hitherto.
The Twentyseventh regiment OF the French Chas-
seurs d'Afrique, under command OF the well known
Marquis de Gallifet, attacked a Saxon regiment Of
dragons numbering twice the strength or the
French near Monfon and routed the Germans COM
pIetely, with loss OF 800 men from the one regi.
ment.
1t is sfill believed in France, and In quarters
here in England, tnat Marshal MacMahon VIII stili
persevere in his endeavOr to force the road Metz
The faH MAI Gazette places no credit in the state
ment made as to the numbers OF the Prussan forces
Those reports 1t says, not OF facts, but of what
General Won Moltke wishes TO be thought facts.
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CABLE DESPATCH TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Railroad Communication with Paris Sux-
pcndcd-Fightins on the FrancO-Prussinn
Line Sieging Strasbourg.
BRUSSELS, August 3o-s p M
communication with Paris by railroad has been
suspended.
Fighting commenced between the more advanced
The New York herald., 1870-08-31

THE WAR.
Cable Dispatches to the New
York Herald.
A Great Battle Supposed to
=. be Now Raging.
Sharp Skirmishing or the Line
Of Cutposts.
French, Prussian and English Reports
Of the Position. 81
Prince Frederick Charles to
Pursue MacMahcn.
BAZAINE SAID TO BE ISOLATED.
"A Prussian Army Wedge" Driven Between
Bazaine and MaeMahon.
-~->~~~~->~>>~>--~-~~----
THE B0MBARDMENT OF STRASBOURG.
->~~~-o->~>~~->~~~ s~>>~->~
Napoleon and the Prince
Imperial.
Paris Hopeful and Confident of
Triumph.
~~y~~~>~~>~~-.->>-~-.>~->~
Preparing to Harass the Prus-
sian Retreat.
~~-'->-~,->c~~> .-->-.1-,> ~
-he Trench Naval Tam Rocha m
beau in Motion.
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PRussIAN REPORTS.
cABll UsspA1cH 70 the KEW YORK HERALD.

Suddenly Fired On-B0mbardment or Siras-
b0urZ. ERE.
BERLIN, August 800 P. M.
The Gazette, OF Carlsruhe, reports the following
actuated by q desire 10 stop the effuson OF blood,
undertook to bring about some sort Of y truce or
mediation. With this view he went to Schieling-
helm, and had an interview with Major LeCZlnsky,
chief OF the Prussian stan He urged that the bonn
bardment was contrary TO the laws OF humanity
ana modern warfare. The Inhabitants mad been
denied leave to withdraw from the city. The Bishop
obtained twenty-four hours cessation OF the bonn
bartiment, in order to give the Governor Of Stras-
bourg an opportunity to negotiate.
The Governor was accordingly invited to come out
and examine the preparations which had been made
by The Prussians for continuing the SIEGE As Major
Leczlnsky escorted the Bishop back to StrasbOurg
his nag OF truce was ridded with bullets
The bOmbardment OF the place continues with
guns OF the largest calibre and the surrender OF the
city is merely matter OF time.
The New York herald., 1870-08-31
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Contest for Governor In Missouri-' n
split In the Radical Party Inevitable.
Gr Iorra AnVugt 10. 1870.

The Contest for Governor In MiasOuri-'A
split In the Radical Party Inevitable.
ST. LOUIS, August 30. 1870.
The Interest in the State Republican Convention,
which meets at Jefferson CITY tomorrow, is quite
strong. The delegates already arriving. Gov
ernor McClurg and Lieutenant Governor Stanard
nave established their headquarters, aud their
iriehds are working hard. 3. Gratz Browns
l'ends are also gathering and the contest promises
ooe oa'er II Is strongly asserted that II McClurg
- Illuminated Brown will be an independent cand-
ua.e upon broad. liberal anti proscrip,lon plat
ori ana ms friends assert that ne will he stronger
INN ,n eme regular nominee OF the party The issue in
chised ior dlsoyaty.
Congressional NominRtion In Ohio.
CLEVELAND, August 80, 1870
me Eighteenih District Democrat,c Congressional
SSon,ve,nuon' held here to-day, nominated j. M.
New York Republicans stnte Couventiou.
OdDESsBURG, August 60 1870.
The following delegates to The Republican state
convention have been appointed
First District-A. b. James. N. M. Curtis q. N.
Gleason and d. A. Moore
Tnlrd District-E. A. Merritt w. Bradford A. H.
Andrews and j. Thompson " "
george M. Gleason was nominated for the Assem-
Oily I'D the First district.
YoNKERs. August 30, 1870.
cons,. As tue first Assembly District (Westchester
V kepubhcan Convention, held to-day
?oseph L. Prosens, Sas ID. Clifford and John j.
HUNT Were elected State delegates
rennsSivania Congressional Nominaiions.
PHILADELPHIA, August 80 1870.
congressional nominations we're made to-day by
the democrats In Berks county of ]. Lawrence Getz
py the republicans In the Seventeenth district Mt
~ th, II OF ~ j. M0rre and by the republicans
Al ohester county OF Washington townsend.
Hepab'ican Nominations In NYichisan
DETROIT, Mich. August 80, 1870
e iep"oheah conventions for the Third and
sixth Congressional districts were held to.dov =,
the former Mr.. Austin p. Blair was renompa,od no
acclamation. The contest In the Sixth district =
H.; I, ;DrSgs x-Representative--was exceedingy ex
shs ,s sixteen ballots were had, with the same re-
suIt as the nrst VIZ. :-DrgRs 22 Strickland ~.
scattering "a Adjourned until tomorrow. ~
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Eugligh Female Blt,erS.

.fhe oniy Acknowledged Uterine Tenir and "
male Regulator Known. viii cufe I'll those com
plants above mcntiunsd In an meredith, hof
line TIE BittersRt once aruu.rs. suenaibep
nd fv'tofes tie womh b. 10 uatiml eeuaii lion
eh'ovihf ah'irnrtons relieving pain md reg
Eilating the monthly period Wonder stand !
pale, feeble and lsuguid gitl tst bursting inl,
|sumhnh0od she i the pride " at. but hhlk
Ehe silently sicais a pickle, eats chalk. 90 ,
plate pegdll no eppctpe for food she htnil
with dell vchud SEEKS solitudef her eve b,
longer srafkicsi her merry laugh Is m longer
BEARD ringing through the air; She mopes about
with bloodlcss lips and gums, with headache
halpitntiop, cpnsiipation swimmiugof the head
hold Rect and hands, meloneholy; she has i
Eoated tongue, offensive breath, md 4 host N
hther evils too numerous 10 mention.
When neglected all these systems become AZ.
|avated, there is sick stomach heartburn, :
dark line settles under the eyes, the legs aud
|ancles are swollen, the hair loosrs its gloss an,
pals OIL, there is a hrittleness aud shifting Of
the tingor-nails, swollen abdomen, eSlreme nei,
yousness, trettNlneSs pants aud aches Dr.,
cough, Historical Fits, rapid pros,re,ion
Epilepsy and death II you, or any Of voul
Friends are thus afflicted, send at once for Z
bottle Of English Female Bitters and be cured
It's effects are magical in such complaints
Surely no mother will postpone aud delay I'm.
hill
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SardiS Fair.

The second annual fair of the
|Sardis Agricultural and Mechauica
Society commences at Sardis Miss.
lon Tuesday, October 18th, 1870 ant
will continue five days. Visitor
TO the fair y, procuring tickets a
various depots, will be REruRuEJ
Parties living south of Sardi,
can come up OH any Of the regulaI
and return SAND evening. Al
lex ra train will run between Mem
|phis and Sardis during the continu.
of the fair as follows:
Memphis, 7:05 a. M. Whiiehayen 7:33 a. m
Horn Lake, TAT a. m. Nesbits 804 a. N
|fernando, s:19 a. IN. Coldwater, s:48 a. m
|Senatobia, g08 a. m. Como, VA $50 a. m
Arriving at Sardis $50 a. m.
Returnin. :, leave Sardis 4.20 p. m, arriving
ht Memphis 100 p. m.
Return tickets will begood during
the continuance of thefair Article:
exhibition shipped to sardis ovel
will be returned free.
a. 8. LfyEMoRB. Gen. Sup't
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Death is at the Door.

In all these complaints the system evidently
shows . want " red blood, and Mr., Churchill,
in his work on Disease Of Females, says.
+ Bcaringin mind thattbe blood is remarkably
deficient in red corpusclcs, and the known prop.
frty of iron to correct this condition, ,heor,
suggests itas the most to he relied on, the hest
bf which is the Citrate Citrate of iron enter.
largely into the composition Of English Female
|Bttters, combined with powerful vegetable ton.
jos of rare qu Ilities.
Among the mountains of Tennessee and thr
'piny woods Of Mississippi, is found q certain
.hard and finty root which has been IN secret
|use by some old mid-wives for many yclrs
possessing magic powers in regulating and re-
ktoring all females suffering with any affection
pf the womb. This root we have obtained,
gave il a fair trial in our practice and Il Il now
onc of the principal Ingredients in these Bitters.
Other powerful and general tonics also eiscr
into its composition. We also, add Leptandria
or Black Root, sufficient to act npon the liyei
and keep the bowels open.
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Common Grog-shop Bitiers.

Empty Bittcrs bottles, Of various styles. can
be found around almost every dwelling and
cabin throughout the land. Their taste is
pleasant, aud are adpertised to cure almost every
i~hisease, while the manufacturers kaow they
possess no medical properties whatever. They
ire 80 many DISCUSSES for eycsedingly common
Bererages which do not, nor can possibly cure
Iany one. fAb 4
Beware Of these pleasant bitters in qnar ri bot
FILES, they contain a sting for Your .%yitaIS, and
he who bays them carries a q4opers' Qroa into
ibis house,' One man WHO knows nothing
Eabont medicine says hi big bottles Or common
stnf will cure chills and fever, rheumatism
Band consumption another, whose boi'iss ard
very fancy, cures all impurities Of the blood
makes old men young, casts on, devils. restores
fight TO the blind, and numerous other mirac1
|les; while yet another, who prcsnmes every
man a drunkard, proposes to cure collie. III
growing naib. yellow fever. heart disease and
.ove-sick maidensl, We know they makcno)
such cures, we now the people at lnrge are do
Iceiyed aud swindled. and rs we desire to vcn1
tilate these common hnmhngsy make the fcll6vd
ting challenge 10 one and all f fu.YNFF4
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VINE or LIFE

me great Blood Purih, AMI Delkiou, Dr,pp
Marn1' ',r"" l'tae or Vine % L0s. isfrr.
lroh an. poisonous drugA or impurities heinz
prepal!cd ior those who require a~stimulsnt, /,
, : splended appetizer and tonic. and The 6n.sl
mug 10 the world for Purifying the blood. h,
'ne most pleasant and dc ieiuuy article sser
'nerrd TO The public far superior b brandr
eNnsany wine, bitten, Or any Other artirl~lF
4 more healthy, and cheaper, Both mails ~
Female Young or old, can take The wine Of
P.,mC7aisin fart, a life prcstfver .ritos, Ni,o'
Eisn 70 enjoy good health aud a Tree aow "a
splri'', win DO wen 10 taxi, The win. ~
R.lls, II Is diHeten, from any thing ever 4,
orin use, u Is sold by druggist slso a, Al,
fespeetahls saloons. Price Gone Dollsr n.
Quart bottles. ~ -"
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Extra Special Notice
-
nswAas OF eousrrarrrrs

SMITH Ton,c Syrup has been counterfeited
and the counterfeiter brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. Joa
private stampon each bottle. DIR. Jon
|BuLL only has The right to manufacture and sci
the original JOHN J.SMrrH's TONIC SYRUI
of Louisville, Ky. Examine we'll the label OF
bottle. IT my private stamp is not on tn,
bottle, do not purchase, or you will be deceived
See my column advertisement, and my SHOW
card. will prosecute any o Infringing Oh
my right. The. gantins4 SxlTH' 9 eTosic SYk5.
only be prepared by m, SELF
The public's servant,
DIR. John BULL.
#IorfsviIIr Oct % 1855 40
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Blooming Young Girls,

Aifdlc-agel matrons, those attic critical peri
oil, and the aged gro ndmotler, arc all cured s,
uhe use of onr English Female Bitters, nov
prescribed and used by physicians all over tn,
country.
II you are troubled with Fallingo the Won't
attended with n sense Of weight and beari 40
down pain in the back and side, and other at.
PENDANT evils, English Female Bittcrs will give
entire relief
Those al the turn Of life, mothers after con.
|%hnement, and all Others, male or femaIe) who
(are convalescents from any protracted or debil-
Plating complaint, who gain strength slowly,
|and whose digestion Is Slow and imperfect, will
hnd these Bitters the very thing their system
demands. 1t gives a powerful appetite, aid.
(tnd assists digestion, srouses the liver, strength.
ems mentally and physically, and fills the whole
fystem with pure crimson blood c~oursing
Through Its channels. 7
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%Drongooie a. TO-, Dnchn.

TIN best and cheal csi combination for all
affections Of the sidneys and b. ,dder ever Of
Erred % the pnblic. i is prepared by ruga.
Jar physicians and used b. lie,Iaefessipn.
Price ~, Or, six bottles Tor S.. Sold By
Druggist and merchants everywhere.
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