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wAaNoCR CO.. Seven Dollar Hat Explain inquiry
IL frequently mado II his Hat s the best quality We an
make better. Why then urge these
they combine all essentials OF good at equal every
particular TO those heretofore sold by for eight
Our customers and friends will accept statement.
Our good will give gentlemen srangerA
Gents, boys youths Felt Cioih Hats
bis rlGss WAH,OCK HIOa
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NEW YORK. Oct. 4, 1870.

To THE EDITOR oY THH HERALD:-
Having seen q communication from Mr.. yamea
Ashbury In regard to the steamer Josephine. bsa
TO make the following statement:-Mr. Frankin
Osgood engaged the steamer Josephine from M
wirn the understanding that she would act an stake
boat under any state OF the weather. On tho m0eu-
ing OF the race he went on board the Josephine ana
saw the captain and urged upon HIM the necessitY
OF being on the ground without fail as he meant -
sail tho Magic Notwithstanding the gale that was
then blowing. Captain Bralsted stated 70 M.
OsgO0d that he would certainly 90.
The steamer left New York nc nino o'clock A. n.
and proceeded down the bay until accident hap-
pened 10 her steam pipe, which rendered It neceo-
Sary for her to put about In my opinion no sreAx-
boat would have gono ont twenty miles from shs
ligntship on thai day. We have no mato on tho
steamer Josephine. nor Gnu ind any one on board
that ever made the statement tnat mr.. AshbuxI
Speaka Of J.. II. VANDERBILT.
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DELAWARE.

The Elecfion-A Republican Majority Through
out rho State.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 4, 1870.
The election for 100 0r1cers as inspectors Of
the State election In November was held in this
State to-day, usual. Little interest was attached
to It, and tue vote pOed In this city very light.
As far as heard from the republican majority
throughout the State is 270. They have consider
able gain on the vote OF 1853.
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GERMANY.

~" s-.-~. ~.r.s,i - ~ y
Demands or tho National Party.
LONDON, Oct 4, 1870.
The German national party demand Constituent
Assembly and tie reconstrqctIQa q the Coufederas
n0n. ~ -. Y IVA TTv-t-.~z---yr--tc-.
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The Day Fixed for the Kings Entry
Into the Eternal City.

Tho City Quiet and Orderly After tho Exotic
rnent-What Win be Done With the Pore
His Holiness Watching the Italian Troops
from the vatican-Excellent Do.
meanor Of the Soldiers-The
Weather Delightful
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Attend 20 the First symptoms OF Consump-
lion, and check tho disease ncpiency BY usne
JAYNES EXPECToRANT n safe remedy ali a1sciivnS
OF tho Lungs and Bronchia. Sold everywhere.
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A.-Hcrring,s Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
2oi Broadway, cornsr Murray s.rsst
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Paying Patent Medicine Wanted-In
Post ONCE, Plainbeid, N. j.
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A.--Ror StyIlsa and Elegant Hat, ut Pepu-
lar prices to DOUGAN5 l02 Nassau street. u
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Absoiufeiy Equal 10 my Imported Perfum.
cry in durability and fragrance.
WOODWORTH5 NILSSON BOUQUET
snrp ssses them In tho dclicacy and freshness OF IL
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A.-IS50. Cherry Pccfornl 1r1rbes. 1871.
Superior 70 all others for Colds Throats Bronchn
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Tbe Rest In the
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable, nssanss-
usous. FACTORY rs bond street
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A.-Rushton's Or. w Cod Liver Oil.-Uso N
other. Wholesale and retail depot n Barrel ay street
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Stylish md RecemiuF Hats, nt Popular
prices BURKE, Manufacturer I28 Fulton street.
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Corns, Runions, Eniaracd Joints md alt
dseses Of the Zee. cured BY Dr. ZACuhnlE 76 Broadgay
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Old Virginia Bitfcrs-Spiendid-Try Them
Al Jerry Thomas. Eschoachs, Nineteenth streea
| and Fourl avenue. prineipA hotels.
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THE SHENANDOAH FLOOD.
Incidents Of the Disastrous DeInge--Fur-
ther Particulars OF the Loss Of
Life and Property.

RICHMOND, Oct. 4, 1870.
special from Staunton tonight gives additional
particulars OF the destruction by the flood In the
Shenandoah Valley OF mills, bridges and dwellings.
IL says negro man in the employ.
ment of James A. Patterson Of Rockingham
county, attempted to rescue his wife and
child VINO mad been swept into the river by riding
on horse. He succeeded in getting them on the
horse's back and started back, but both wife and
child were again carried or and 1t was with great
difficulty and peril that no again reached the
bank.
The stage from the lower valley, which has inst
arrived reports the destruction on the Shenandoah
as fearful not bridge on the main road being left
standing and only two mills The mill ana resi-
dence OF Noah Kite, OF Page county, were swept or
and all Of his family drowned
Alter the 1ood had somewhat abated a negro
named Ben Green while rowing Mrs. Hawkins across
the river fell from the boat and was drowned. His
body has not been recovered. Mrs. Hawkins then
took the oars and roved herself aag children sross
the turDid stream. ..-
Houses over half mile from the river We're swept
or and In several localities large numbers OF cattle
were carried away by the Hood. Houses with
their entire furniture, seen floating down the
river ana Mrs. Shan and nve children. who
1--we on an island in the Shenandoah were on the
point OF being swept on, the water already being in
the second story of the dwelling They cried pite.
ousy for help which was heard by two young men.
who procured canoe and at the imminent risk OF
their lives rescued them.
Tho Flood in Virginia.
WASHINGTON, Oct. T. 1870
private despatch received here to-day states
that the water at Harper's Ferry has again riser
and Is higher than 1t has been heretofore during
the present freshet.
Trains Again Running.
GREENWOOD, Oct e. 1870.
Trains commenced running to-day between Rich
mond and staunton on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, and passengers are transported through by
making two trains. nrst at Moore's creek and next
at Waynesbor0.
THE VIRGINIA DELUGE-PROJECT OF AID
FOR THE SUFFERERS.
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CristndOro,s UnwivsiIcd Hair Dyc.--sOld
and applied wig and scap factory No Astor RousA
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Diabetes, Observation-Disclosures Water Is .
certain cure lor IT, Depot 10 Cli1 street
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The Rrolscrs ssDid,, tor White Hats Among
themselves last Monday. The Mayor's proclamation ycser~
day 10 the worlds In reference TO these
thusly Bscx hats 70 the 'front.' hte hss to the rear
on aud after October /" KNOX tho Halter 2 broadway.
able unequasd assortment Of his mxtchcss ss.
W supply al cOmers. II. -
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virginia. Vermont, aarutogns und tcx
mineral spnng Waters General depot. Cs nbeu sssecs@
Ns.sysl wy.efy QpXs
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Tho Flood in Virginia.

WASHINGTON, Oct T. 1870
private despatch received here to-day states
that the water at Harper's Ferry has again rlser,
and Is higher than 1t has been heretofore during
the present freshet.
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the circumstances being made known To him by
Senator Cameron. 1t was evidently . very harsh
order, and the President has done perfectly right IN
directing its prompt revocation.
Protection for Trnde Marks.
But small number or applications TO secure pro.
lection for trade marks under the act or Congress OF
July s. 1870, have been made. although 1t was be-
Icved at the time the law passed that there
would be quito a rush for the Issuance Of such pro-
lection. Why this neglect on the part OF parties
using trade marks occurs Is somewhat surprising.
but IL IL supposed that tho character Of the law has
not to be generally understood, and that as 10
becomes more generally known advantage viii be
taken ofits provisions.
Tobacco Keg Stamps.
Representations having been made to the Com
turers OF plug tobacco have been using small kegs
30 entirely covered with hoops az to render IL i'm
practicable TO attach the stamps TO the sides OF these
kegs according TO the mode prescribed in regula-
uons, series i've, number eight, and that, c0nse-
quently, they have, with the knowledge and consent
OF the local revenue officers, stamped each keg
upon OF its heads ; and, further, IT
having been represented that several seizures
have OF late been made or these kegs,
in consequence o. having been stamped az
above, the Commissioner notified parties interested
that upon application he VIII order the release OF all
such kegs stamped by the consent OF local officers
and removed from the place OF manufacture prior to
October l, provided this is the only cause OF such
seizure; but hereafter these manufacturers have
already been Informed all keGs used " packing
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at twelve O'Clock NJ
TIE NEW YORK HERALD Edition for Europe
will be reaiy at halfpast ten O'Clock.
Single copics in wrappers for mailing. six cents.
Those wishing TO send copies to their friends can
leave their orders IN the counting room to-day.
Died.
Lg4HY.-0n Tuesday, October 4, after long ILL.,
ness. JAMEs LEAuY, native OF the county Cork Ire
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. zI
Mulberry street, on Thursday afternoon, at QUE
TOR oaler Deaths sec Fvrm Paos.I
A.-Hcrring,s Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
2ol Broadway cornsr Murray s.rsst
A.--Ror u StyIlsn and Elegant Hat, ut Pepu-
lar prices to DoudANs. lo2 Nassau street. of
Attend 10 the First symptoms OF Consump-
JAYNEs EXfECToRAhr safe remedy Tor all affections
Absolutely Equal 10 my Imported Perfum-
" woobWoRTa's Nilsson BOUQUET
surpssscs them In tho dcicacy and freshness Of IL
aroma.
Pos. ONCE PlAnhsid, N. j.
A.-IS5O. Cherry PcctornI Trsches. 1871.
Superior TO all others for Colds rhoas and Bronchitis,
A-Ra,hton's tr. W Cod Liver OH.-Use Ne
oaer Wholesale and retail depot, II Barclay street
wAaNoCR CO.. Seven Dollar Hat Explain inquiry
Ia frequently mado bis Hat IA the best quality We
make better. Why then urge these Bccauss
they combine all essentials OF good lat equal every
those heretofore
Our customers and friends will accept this stneuent
Our good will gentlemen srangesA
Gents boys youths Felt and Clolh Hats At
bie prlcss. WhkSOCk 4 CO., Dig Broadwsy-
Bachelors Hair Dyc-Tbe Best In the
world. The only perfect dye harmless reliable, nsIanta-
nsous fHctory 10 Bond street
t'orn.. Bunions, Eniaracd Joints md alt
diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. LhCUh 760 Broadway
Cristnd0ro,s Unrjvaiied Hair Dyc.--SOid
and applied At bis wig and scalp factory No. Aior house
Diabetes, DiaSetes.-CoDsiitufion Water Is .
certain ooIe Tor IT, Depos 10 ci1 street
Old virginia Biffers-SpIenaid-Try Them
Al Jerry Thomas Eschoachs, Nineteenth stees
and Fourt avenue: principal hotels tf
stylish and Becoming Hats, Mt Popular
prices BURKE, Manufactured, 10 Futon streo@ a
Themselves last Monday The Mayors proclamation Ycsier
day TO world In reference TO these
o1 color casora short, sharp and decisive read
thsy: :Bsck hats 70 the 'front.' White hsts to the roar
on aud October l." KNOX tho Halter 2i2 broadway
In able with uncGuasd assortment OF his mzchieS1 Eice
\ W supply Al cOmers. rHs - a.
| virginia, Vermont, sarutoga, und kcr
mineral spnug Waters General DEPOT ~ CA nbeU skecs-
NssvA wy.efs QplH
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THE THREE GREAT POWERS.

NotinnoI ,,n,,-or h .n,,nfI,i,,,, maud tl,o,,
,.,,t ,.,a,iit, Idao ,,it lie.
lr"v tor tn a. it G"p''[iCa tIt
ho.. of natinnai no,,e, TnfoIIionna ,,, ny ,.i
,aT eprrlr ir,.' nio%rps o" moral olny5finn W.
ti,c tho5Ghtr ar9 Tho [Iioiitios yhicb n,ai-,
.notions "Taaf Vhcrd these GnaIitino m,nst
inraoj, 3nd mast oannraIl,, nro,-oiI io,',
I,,iii Ic f"mnd No yi.net cG,bi,l, j., ,aoi.,,
'd tI I,iabat oid,',,'of IL; w., l''''V
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WAR NEWS.
Desperate Attempts of Bazaine 10 Break
Through The PruSsian Line.

LONDON, Sept "A special cowespon-
dent of the 1ifbURc tclegraphs from Berlin
the following official dispatch:
MALANCOURT NEAR METZ, September
>, ll:2O A. M.-From the morning of 3lst Of
August till noon of september /, Bazaine,
with several corps, uninterruptedly at
tempted to break out from Metz i'm a north
erly direction. Under Prince Frederick
Charles, Gen. Montcufel defeated all these
attempts in glorious engagement which
may be designated the battle of Noisseville,
and in the evening was thrown back into
the fortress The First and Ninth Corps
and the Division of Kummerlin and the
Landwehr and Twenty-eight Infantry
Brigade participated in the engagements.
The principal fights were ut Seringy, Nois-
seville and Retoustay. Our losses are not
large The enemy's We're very heavy"
Gen. Uhlrich, of the garrison of Stras-
burg, made a sortiei and was defeated with
The Prussian corps engaged in Thurs
days battle-namely, the fourth, fifth,
eleventh, twelfth corps, the Guards and
the BaVarians-comprised la, 900 infantry,
1000 cavalry and $50 guns. Nearly half
belong TO the army of the Crown Prince of
Prussia. McMahons whole force engaged
was probably 10000 of all arms. Rein
forcements from Paris could not have
reached him.
PARIS, Sept. 5.--Gl p. M.--The crowds
continue TO tear down the signs containing
the Imperial arms and medals. The high
est stories are climbed to tear the word I'M
| peria from the theatres. The police are
| no longer seen on the streets.
! PARIS, Sept. 4.--Morning.- Trochu in
answering the crowd said he had taken an
| oath, and, as an honest man, could not
break it. The Chamber must answer the
| people.
Later in the evening, n large crowd as
/ sembled on the boulevards Bonnie Mott
| VcllC, parading and shouting " Decheance'
and give La France!n They were
charged by the police who used fire arms.
Popular agitation is very great and feel
ingS against the invaders are singularly
unanin Gus.
! The Provisional Government went into
Office without the slightest disorder All
the Ministers are acting with energy Or
ders We're made for the immediate farma-
ton of colosal armies.
The Senate is suppressed.
The Corps Legislatf has dissolved.
/ The Provisional Government is in per-
manent session in the Hotel de Nille under
the Presidency of General Trochu.
Shouts of "Nive Republique" " are heard
on all sides. Regiments passing into the
city are received by the populace with
deafening shouts of :" Nive la Ligne,"
"NiVe RepubliQue.o
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THE EMpTRE ENDED.
hc Emnrcss Euwenie to smrrcnder.


Paris, Sept. 5.-Thc dispatches of Satur-
day, ,midnight,report vast crowds gathered,
but no disorder
There Were over one hundred and twenty
thousand prisoners captured at Sedan.
NEW York, Sept. 5.--fhe Tciegroa'S 5
special from Paris of the 9th, says the En-
press Eugenie, having received assurances
from the Prussian Government thai she
will not be treated as a prisoner, has con-
sented to join her husband and son, who
was also surrendered with his father at
Sedan. She will leave for Prussia as soon
as her arrangements can he perfected.
Gen. Trochu will bc made temporary
dictator, and Paris will be defended 80 the
last.
PARIS, Sept. 5--8 p. Mt is now impos-
| sible to reach the Corps Legislatif, owing
to the Immense crowds surrounding the
building.
/ tits reported that the vote ON Decheance
/ has been carried by yeas ls5, nays none. &.
The people are wild with excitement,
and are rushing through the streets bearing
placards with the vote of the Corps Legis-
| latif inscribed thereon.
Rumors of all kinds are in circulation
and it is impossible TO ascertain their foun
! dation, but one sentiment seems to be par
amount-resistanc to invasion. All tho
nation now to the rescue! shout the peo
pie, and the troops join enthusiastically.
The National Guard say that order mus
/ be preserved The people evincc but LITTLE
desire to create trouble aud all seem over
ioyed at the vote on Descheance.
LATER. Crowds are beginning to tea
down the Imperial arms from the fronts o
shops, and there are fears that this ma.
lead To serious trouble, rs the Nationa
Guard are not inclined to permit these dis
orders.
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MISCELLANY.
The New Govern,nent EstabIishcd.
FRENCH NEWS.
-NAcLrsIvE To nm DAILY cnNoNIcLE.L

EXCLUSIVE TO THE DAILY CHRONICLE
PARIS, Sept. 5.--The following procla-
nation has been issued by the new Gov
ernment:
The Decheance has been proclaimed in
the Corps Legislatif. The republic has
been proclaimed at the Hotel dc Vile.
The Government of National Defense is
composed of eleven members, and all Depu-
ties of Paris have beenconsttuteda and rati-
fled by popular aclamation. Their names
are ATago, Amanuei, CremleuX, Jules
FaVre, Jules Terry, Gambctta, GARNER,
Payes, Rochefort and jules simon. Gen.
Trochu will, at the Same time, continue in
the exercise of the power of the govern
ment of Paris, and is appointed Minister Of
War in place of General l'alikao. Please
placard immediately. andif necessary have
proclaimed by public crier this declaration
for the Government of Nati6iiA Defense.
iE LEoN GS9fBETfA
" Minister of the Interior"
Division i'm the Chambers.
PARIS, Sept Am important faction of
the Chambers met at President Sncider's
residence and scein disposed to act inde-
pendently ofthe Provisional Government,
to whom they have sent delegations.
Officers ana soldiers place themselves
under the new Government.
1t is understood the Government will
cOnvelle the Constituent Assembly.
NstionaI Defense Urged.
The Paris journals unanimously urge
| the nation to make an unyielding defense.
! They declare the dismembernlent Of Paris
! impossible, and say the King Of Prussia
| declared he was only warning againt Ma
! poleon. Ifit becomes evident that he is
| now warning against the French people
the struggle must be one ofeXternination.
Prussia Must suffer
! The fleet must be ordered to treat the sea-
ports of Germany as the Prussian armies
! treat the towns of Alsace and Lorraine.
| The enemy must he made TO feel what
united Republican France can accomplish
! All men here must bear arms.
The New Cabinet.
PARIS, Sept 4-Gen Trochu, Governor
Of Paris, has been appointed q member o
the Government of National Defense, anC
installed at the Hotel dc Vile. He take
| POrtfolian War and his colleagues have
conferred upon him the Presidency.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-rhe officers of tht
Provisional Government have been dis
tributed as follows:
Minister of the Interior Leon Gambet
ia; Minister of Foreign Affairs, julie
Favre; Minister of Finance, Pierre Mague
Minister of Public Instruction, Jules 81
mon; Minister of Justice, Emanuel Gre
mieuX Minister of War Trochu; Presi
dent of the Council Grevy; Secretar.
General Andre Lavcrt Jou.
; Seals have been placed on the doors q
the Corps Legislatif
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THE SECOND DISTRICT.

The Athens Post processes to doubt our
statement that with proper organization
the Republicans can carry This Congress
sional District by twenty-five hundred ma
iority." Our staid old neighbor Of the Post
marvels that we should indulge in such
reckless speculations," but admits that
Maynard "may possibly carry Knox,
Roane, Loudon Scott and Campbell coun-
ties The old gentleman says the Democ-
racy will sweep stakesin McMinn, Bradley,
Monroe and Polk. He forgets Blount,
Claiborne, Morgan, Anderson and Union,
all of which viii give large Republican
majorities, while it is generally conceded
that the race in McMinn and Bradley will
be close. According to the old gentleman
own showing of the case, our figures art
not far wrong, We advise him to possess
his soul in patience and await the result
There is nothing marvellous in our state
ment, as he will then see.
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cali for Republican state Convention.

NASHVILLE, September /, 1870.
TO the Rcpu5Hcnt Voters Of Tennessee!
On Tuesday, the second of November
next, an election for members of Congress,
Governor, of the State, and members ofthe
Legislature, will be held.
The Republican State Central Executive
Committee, being invested with the power
and authority to call a general State Con-
vention for the purpose of nominating II
Republican candidate for Governor, atsaid
November election, do, by said authority,
issue this call for a convention of the Re-
publican party of the State, and all other
persons who are opposed to the Democratic
Conservative party, to assemble, and meet
at the Capitol in Nashville, on IHUfsddy,
the 22d day of September, inst, II O'Clock
A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
candidate for Governor, and the considers
ton of such other questions as may he
deemed necessary for the more thorough
organization of the party. 1t is urged by
/ the committee that the several counties IL
/ the State will, as speedily as practicable
hold their meetings and appoint the usua
number of delegates, or suitable persons t.
represent them in the convention.
BY authority of the committee,
JOHN TRIMBLE, Chm'n.
! TIIos. A. ..KERCHEVAL, Sec'y.
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! have learned some interesting details of
blonde manufacture. | heard much this
Summer of manufactured blondes, and one
was pointed out to me as unquestionably a
manufactured article. | believed il vague
ly, but my interest in the matter was
aroused one day recently, when ! called on
a friend in the city and saw the most Won
derful change in her. Her hair, n week
ago a light brown, was almost light with
u decided tinge of red in it. ! asked eN-
planations and they were frankly given
She was undergoing the process of being
changed into a blonde. She told me some
thing of the process. The hair is first
shampooned to cleanse it thoroughly ofall
the grease and dirt, and then the liquid is
applied to Il few strands of hair at a time.
The LIQUID is colorless warranted haTm-
| less of course The hair first turns red and
! then gradually grows lighter. My friend
| logically and good humoredly replies to
| remonstrances that her hair is her own,
and her husband likes light hair, and that
| she is assured by the highest authority
among hair dressers that the application Is
not injurious to the hair or health The
process, where long, thick suit of hair is
to be colored, one hundred and fifty dol
lars. s.--LOBg Branch Correspondence Spring
] feid Republican.
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A LARGE number of the constituents of
that prince of demagogues, Fernando
Wood, having become disgusted with him,
are /oing for Gen Hlllzer, formerly OF
Gen, Grants staff, as his successor in Con
gress. Hillzer is a Democrat, but man of
principle.
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Gen. sheridan Witnesses the Battles
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The fleet must be ordered to treat the sea-
ports of Germany rs the Prussian armies
treat the towns Of Alsace and Lorraine.
The enemy must he made TO feel what
united Republican France can accomplish
All men here must bear arms.
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FOREIGN NEWS BY THE CABLE,

FOREIGN NEWS BY THE CABLE.
The Republic Proclaimed in Paris,
A Provisional Government Formed,
Proclamation Of the New Ministry.
Details of the Battles Before Sedan,
Gen. sheridan Witnesses the Battles.
Emperor Napoleon Certainly a Prisoner
The French Ministry Still for War,
Two New French Armies Organizing.
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Emperor Napoleon Certainly Prisoner
The French Ministry Still for War,

Two New French Armies Organizing,