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Constitution prohibiting the appropriation OIL
public moneys or property for the support OF
sectarian institutions will doubtless be urged
Inv the Convention. rLL....f
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might But then. alas for Democratic do
gcnoracy Tweed was in favor OF tho same
thing, but voted against it in order to be WIN
his friends
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w. m hs, call the attention Of to the auOuy aud
br, ohs apg They Of porous bodies eOniealn
l Of an Infinite nun ber Of Mrcels and situated within the
n the chest. which .hs completely Zach lung said to
,, n,, tao million air cells their walls exposed upon
moD ,ue they would cover space 900 feet This
extensive surface gently By inspiration Of air We breathe
md q, the constitution Of the air may vary will its influences be felt
oop the system Charge with norOus gas and We become OP
ed inspire it with sau'ary balm and spirits become taei
oAe with a and yield at to It's dro"S in
Genee fragrance Of flowers their love and pleasure ran'
40, through our cells into which the air at each
inspiration sui from which expelled at each res
rraoa make may form to cluster Ofgrape the
bouebs or subes representing which the hang
The the part Of the wodpipe divided INTO '"o
laud entering the right the other the len lung
These again h the right aud the len into two tubes
corresponding obes lung which they sever
v supply gaH divide and rsm into almost nbu'e nun
b Of smaller branches every part terminating each u
email grape feels The uersces Of these cells form cav
lilies the blood from the heart aud the coats Of
these vessels are delicate that the air we breathe passes
through ues with the blood Of the whole body every four
minutes
fobs and vessel bued viii blood we Dea'1
and every sirceu : sled with air.
Hence you v notice Importance Of bsthg pure air the
seua part oxygen the universal tonic and blood purifier
The Medical Aent by Brown in bis practice for the cure
ofTnRoAr LUSG DISEASES is Compound Oxygen or
combination Of essential gases aud scientific have been
tug form ages without tangible results til the recent dis
covery remedial agent is seSe stmuant and
tonic never falling purify blood aud impart to all the
oreau aud every function body. No harm possibly result
IRON IS Isl In any
remedy thoroughly and successfully tested 10 Phiade
1 be0g introduced Newlo It's present iOru for the
irst time.
Dr. regular graduate Of Medicine Surgery and Hygiene
Therefore making oxygen specially he does not to take tue
place the regular practitioner but desires to cooperate with bin in
slevisting human suffering
Pbycsn invited investigate this remedy and use as
. an suriiarT u their practice.
inquiries letter all be answered and a information
given b. csluGg upon
W. b Brown. NJ D..
" I " NaW.Y .York
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Susintss 10Otitrs.
NKu DISCOVERY.

TIE BLOOD is THE LIFE.
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HondsL sold everywhere
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CrRABiLtrf oF CONSUMPTION.

coaPouSp OXYGEN THRsrxgsr.
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MiJOB-GEN. THOMIS.

ARRIVAL OF THE FUNERAL TRAIN At TROY
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE OBSEQUIES To-
DAY.
Troy, April THE funeral cortcge arrived
here o'clock this morning. was met at the depot
by several committees and immense eoncourse Of peo
pie No formal reception given all ceremonies being
postponed until tomorrow. strong patrol of pol.ccmea
were at the depot and preserved admirable order A
short time after the arrival OF the train the casket wac
taken out OF the box aud removed 20 the Paus Church
where the funeral services will be held The casket Of
metal coored TO represent rosewood and plate tho
lid has the following inscription:
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
pRUSSIAN EXULTATIOn.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YOgK HERALD.

Universal Excitcmcnt-Hnif Million of
People in the Streets Of Berlin-A
General Illumination aad Fireworks
Queen Augusta In Tears OF JOY.
BERLIN, via LONDON, Sept. 5--Evenng.
BY special telegram Tor the HERALD to London, I
have to report that there is mad, intense, fiery,
excitement OF Joy prevailing everywhere, on all
sides, and indoor and out, in the Prussan capital
caused by the wonderful developments which are
taking place m0mentarily.
There are five hundred thousand persons, at the
least calculation, the streets OF the city Just
now.
There is most magnificent illumination In every
dwelling, from the highest to the most humble
The triumphs Of the war, the action Of the King
and the good feeling Of the people have been again
sauted by salvO OF one hundred guns.
Fireworks are being lighted and rockets set or
at every available point
The royal palace Is surrounded to its very doors
with the joyous crowds.
Queen Augusta came out and saluted the people,
but in doing so her Majesty was completely over
come by her feelings that she burst into tears.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
TRENCH DEGREEs.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW yaaE gEaAln.

Pariinment Dissolved--Pnid Senators Abo!-
ishod-Provincial AcIkuowiedgmear of the
Now Hcxime-Free EIanu.aciars Of Fire
arms.
PARIS, Sept, 5-Evening via LONDON.
special correspondent OF the HERALD. telegraph
ing report OF the existing situation OF affairs In
Paris, announces the TACT ilet the new Ministry
under the Presidency OF Trochu has issued a de-
cree which dissolves the Corps Legisletif and
aDO,ishes The Senate as constituted under the en-
pire, sweeps away the ofiice and salaries OF the
Senators and extingushes the olce 0i President OF
the Council OF State affirmed opd recognized by
Napoleon.
The right to manufacture firearms "a declared
free TO any or every citizen.
complete amnesty is proclaimed for all persons
convicted Of political crimes Or ofences.
Perfect order prevails In the city.
The republic has been duly proclaimed md fully
acknowledged in the cities OF Lyons aud Bordeagz
and the other large towns of France.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
LONDON REPORTS OF yNE REycLgr.os.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CempcsstiOn OF tho Provisional Government
Tho Tuiierics Invaded, tho Throne Destroyed
and the Busts OF Eopnpartes Destra yeti--
Liberation OF R0chefort.
LONDON, Sept. 8, 1870
The members Of the provisional government es-
tabished at Pars are General Trochu, NM. Jules
Simon, Gambetta, Pelletan. Favre, Ferry, K6rarty,
Cr6mieux, Picard and Gr6vy.
M. Kerdtry performs the functions OF Prefect OF
Police and NJ Arago those Of Mayor of Paris.
The excitement created here lI.ondon) and In the
provincial English towns ky the news is intense.
correspondent OF the Dauy Ne1oS AZ Paris says
at three O'Clock sunday afternoon ne the palace
OF the Tuileries Invaded by o mob, who tore down
the throne, destroying everything marked with the
'imperlal bees' and other Napoleonic insignia and
carried away and cast into the SEINE all bGsts,
statues and pictures of the Bonapartes.
Henri ROchefort was borne In triumph to the
Hotel de Vile. In these scenes the soldiers frater
nzed with the people, and all shouted, "vivc Ia
France r "Vive commerce ~ Tney laughed and
wept with joy and embraced each other.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

This statesman. one OF the government OF national
defence, was born at Quintin, COtes du Nord, on
March O. 1900. He was admitted to the bar In 1922,
and, at once entering into political life, associated
himself with the liberals against the restoration.
After the revolution OF 1880 he was appointed Coun.
cillor General OF his department. and was subse
quently elected deputy for the arrondssement OF
Londeac, serving In this capacity until 1s4s. He
voted always with the extreme left signed the
C0mpte Rendue of 1882 and was conspicuous for
cpes Of 1889. lie took an active part In the reform
banquets and aided IN overthrowing the ministry Of
NJ. GuizOt After the revolution or 1S4S he was
elected to the Assembly, ana adhered to the extreme
lett. On LOuis NapOleon's election to The Presidency
lie at once wen, into opposition, and, being beaten
for reelection retired TO private ife In 1853
returned to the Corps Legisat1 rs an opposition
member. and was reelected In 1859. M. Gas-
Bzoin is regarded as one Of the most radical OF
French republicans.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

Aftcr further uproar ne resumed :--"wen. y 7 sls
responsible for anything il the powerful aid given
us by the Southern States. To them we owe this
latest victory.n
The population OF Sedan waved on the rsmparts
the Prussian dag when the nring had ceased.
Additional Stn;isfics--Thrty Thousand Frcuck
In Belgium.
BRUSSELS, Sept s. 1870.
me indeD s'dance Beige Saws when Sedan sur
rendered II contained TO.OOl soldiers. Last night
io,ooo more surrendered 10 the Prussians ana
$1,000 took refuge In Belgium From these ngurcs
u ihers mat MacMahons army did not greatly ex-
coed $4,000 men.
General Wimpfens capitulaiion included tho
whole force Of Sedan. Tue Prussian losses are won
derfully small, Notwithstanding the rlned cannon.
mlnies anu mtraiileuseg.
The following Incidents are from Belgian nios:--
General Faliy was killed, not by his own sold,ers
but by the Prussans. When his BODY was founa
the right arm was gone and there was also frirhr.
fui wounc from a grenade in The thigh.
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Belgium, where he again entered upon the pubIica-

Belgium, where he again entered upon the publca-
ton OF ms notorious journal. Though prescribed
In France, " found ready sale. the very pan OF
government dong more 10 increase It's popularity
than to prevent its circulation. After short exile
the Emperor extended full pardon 20 tne noisy
Journalist, and he returned 10 Paris For time he
was the hon or the hour; but he gradually subsidized
into something like comparative .quietness. Yet
the LG7lterne could not be revived in Paris
and al R0chefort could not do without journal to
ventilate his opinions. he commenced the publiea-
tion OF the Marseiiiese In this paper he again
attacked the government, and so btter were his
strctures on the executive, lnduighg IN PERSONAL
OF affairs, that his paper was not only suspended,
but he himself was imprisoned Last year Roche
tort was elected member OF the corps Legislatif,
bur his career In that body IL not remarkable Tor
anything which can distinguish him from any MEM
Der 0f that Lody possessed OF ordinary ability.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
S'ERiSBOlIRG.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Overflow OF the Rhine aud n Partial fnunda-
tiOn--Ihe Cathedral Badly Injured.
bussKLs sept. Might.
telegram written specially for the HERALD in
Carlsruhe yesterday. ard f0rwsrded here for trans
mission to London and New York, brings the infOr-
nation that the previous day the cellars OF Stras
bourg had been inundated by tho rising Of the river
Rhine, causing great suffering TO the people, ana y
heavy ana serious destruction of property.
The magnificent cathedral of Strasbourg. so much
admired, venerated almost, by tourists, III partially
destroyed by the bombarding fire.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
METZ.
TEleSshms 70 THE KEW YORK HERALD.

The Water supply Cnt OG-The Bcleu9urod
Army in n Desperate strs,it-Capfnre of
Bazaiuc's Dispatches.
LONDON, Sept. g, 1870.
despatch from rim, forwarded here for
mission to the HERALD, says the Germans have dis
covered and destroyed the hidden aqueduct on
which Metz depended for water.
They also captnred Bazaine's despatch bag the
contents OF which show that the French
desperate condition.
An early capitUlation is looked for ana the Ger
mans are making noble preparations for the treat
ment OF the French wounded with wn0m the city
must be Oiled.
. The prisoners taken by the French nave been
released and sent out OF the for.ress account of
the scarcity OF food.
Complaints come from Berlin that the Germans
staying in France arc harshiy treated.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
Another Story-The Young Prince Surrrn-
dcrs with His Father.

Another St0ry-The Young Prince Surrrn-
dcrs with His Father.
LONDON, Sept. 8, 1870.
An Amsterdam telegram reports that the first an
nouncement that the Prince Imperial had escaped
into Belgium Ia erroneous. lie, TOO, surrendered AZ
Sedan with the Emperor and MacMahon's army.
Still Another Account-Thc Prince nnd In.
genie To Join the Emperor at CRssei-
BRUSSELS, Sept. 8, 1870.
The French Prince Imperial mas reached Namur.
He goes TO rejoin his father near Cassel. The En-
press Eugenic is hourly expected to arrive here,
route for the same destination.
The Prince Imperial III.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 5, 1870.
The Prince Imperial Is reported to have been
seriously i'll at Avesnes on Friday morning.
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TIE NEW Observation-Disclosures OF ITS
MEMBERS.
PARIS, Sept. 8, 1870.

PARIS, Sept. 8, 1870.
The following are the names OF the principal men,
bers Of the provisional government OF France:-
Minister Of the INFERIOR. :. Leon Gambetta.
Minister or Foyetgl A6Gas Jules Favre.
Minister or FtnGnce.. Pierre Magnc.
Nh1iStei or Public Ilst,7tc-
GOn.... ..Jules SIMON.
Minister OF War. .......... General IrOchu.
President Ofthe council. ...Jules Greyy.
secretary Gsnerui or the
Provisional Government. Andre LavertugOn.
f7etect or Police. Count de keratry.
Military oad CtoH C0nl-
ntSsiO7aef-S Jor At9dce. ...Vaentn and Englehart.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
PREPARING Fer WAR.
TEleeEAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Enersy Of tho New G0vernment-The senate
Suppressed asd tho Corps LesisIatif Dis-
soived-Soldiers and Citizens Eraternizing--
The Constituent Assembly Co he Convoked--
Dismemberment OF Franc. Ympossible-
Spirit ot tho Paris Journals
PARIS, Sept. 5, 1870.
The provisional government has taken possession
OF Office without the slightest disorder.
ALI the Ministers are acting with energy. orders
for the immediate formation OF colossal armies nave
been issued Over zoo 600 men are ready to take the
field.
The government superintendent OF Telegraphs has
announced to all the departments the events An
Paris.
The Senate is suppressed and :he Corps Legslatif
dissolved. An important fraction of the Chambers
have met at President Schneider's residence, and
seem disposed to act independently of the provl.
sional government, to whom, however, they have
sent delegations.
Onc,rs and soldiers fraternize with the people
ana place themselves under the orders OF the gov
erument, which Is in permanent session at the Hotel
de Vile, under ne Presidency OF General Trocnu.
the Francs-Tireurs, OF Paris, guard all the Minis
tries and public Oflces. aud evlnce the utmost de-
sire to bc courteous.
IL Is understood that the government Will con.
yoke the Constituent Assembly
me Paris journals, without exception urge the
nation TO make an unyieldinp defense, and declare
the dismemberment OF France impossible. The
King OF Prussia, they say, proclaimed tnat ne wa
warning only against Napoleon. II It now become
evident that he is warrlng agsins, the French peo
pie, the struggle must be one or exter,nnat,on
The feet must be ordered to treat the seaports O
Germany the Pr,isslan armies treat the rowns O
Alsace and Lorraine. The enemy must be made Il
feel what united republican France can accomplish
Az uep here must bear srms.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
EUGENE.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

Beportcd Flight Of the Empress from the
Tuilerfes.
PARIS, Sept. 5-P NJ.
via London.
During the existence or the popular excitement In
this city yesterday, and after tho announcement OF
the formation OF u provisional republican govern
ment inquiry was made by the people for the Em-
press Eugenie.
1t was stated in reply that her Majesty. accom-
panied by the ladies who lately served her at court,
had ned from the Tulerss and from the city.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
Louis Joseph Ernest Picard.

M. Picard VINO mas just been appointed one OF the
Committee OF Public Defence. was born In Paris on
the 24th OF December, 1921. He is strong repubi-
can politician and like many others OF the Parslan
politicians OF the French capital lawyer by pro-
iesslOn, oeing called to the bur In 1644. He WAS
elected q member or the Corps LGgislatf tor the
Futh circonscript0n OF the Department OF Seine In
1853. since which time he has been more or less &C.
lively engaged in politics.
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THE MILITARY OPERATIONS.
TIE WAR TO BE CONFINED.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Onicini Notification by the Prussians Of Tiscir
Determination ." Continue tho War.
WASHINGTON, Sept 8, 1870
The following official despatch has just been re-
eeived at the legation OF the North German Union:-
1.-THE Emperor Napoleon having declared that his
captivity prevents him from negotiating the peace
the French government being at Paris, the war Will
be continued.
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rrlvaI and Stay Over Nlght rt vervicre..

Ills Arrival and Stay Over Night at vervicres.
YERyIEREs, Belgium. sept. 8, 1870.
The Emperor arrived here at i've O'Clock Sunday
evening. He alighted at the railway station and
proceeded to the hotel where he slept for the night.
He leaves tonight for Cnsse
The Emperor Is accompanied by Count Chosieul.
the Prince OF Moskowa and Others
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
TIE ADVANCE on PARIS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoak HERALD,

Arrival of the PrussiaDs at "a. Qu~utin-Fhs
HIaich ON Paris.
LONDON. Sept. s. 1870
The Prussian advance last night reached 0t
Quentin on its route To Paris 81. Quentin IL town
OF some significance on the Somme, In the Depart
ment OF Aisne and is somewhat tanoa, for lacc ana
muslin manufactures.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Grown Princes Hesumina tho March.
BRUSSELS, sept. D. 1870.
The Crown Princes OF Prussia and Saxony began
their march on Paris this morning. The King and
Count Bismarck accompanied them.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
TEE FRENCH REFUGEES.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Thousands Of French soldiers Bisurrucf.
BRUSSELS. via LONDoS, Sept. 4-Night.
Fifteen thousand refugee French soldiers, de-
morazcd to a very considerable extent by the de-
feas OF NapoleOns armies in the field, crossed the
territorial border Into Belgium during the day and
evening OF the Sd instant
They carried with them many cannon and their
regimental eagles, and had / 200 horses.
They surrendered at once, as have others or their
countrYmen who preceded them, TO the demands OF
the neutral authorities Of Belgium. and laid down
their arms.
Arrival Of General Felix Douny at Brusseis--
The Orleans Princes Gone Paris.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 8, 1870.
General Felix Douay and stan have arrived here.
IL Is reported that the Orleans Princes have gone
Paris.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Tne following proclamation has been issued by the
new government and teegrapned to the NRw YORK
HERALD
RKPuBLrQUE FRAHCAIsE.
MINIsTRRK DE L'lNTERIEUR,(
The dech6ance has been pronounced In the Corps
Legis!atf The republic has been proclaimed at the
Hotel dc Vile. government OF national defence
composed Of eleven members and all the Deputies
OF Paris, has been constituted and ratified by pOpu
lar acclanation. Their names are Arago Isaac
Adolphe Crcmieux, Jules Favre Jules Ferry, Gam
beta, Garnier.Pages. Glais- -Bzoin Eugene Peleran
NJ. Picard, Rochefort and Jules Simon.
General Trochu viii at the same time continue In
the exercise OF the powers Of Governor Of Paris and
Is appointed Minister OF War in place OF General
Pallkao
Please placard Immediately, and, II necessary
have proclaimed by the public crier this declaration
For the government OF national defense.
Tue Minister OF The Interior,
LEON GAMBETrA.
Paris, the 4th day of September 1870, at six
O'Clock p. N.
General Trochu Appointed SIinister Of War.
The following circular despatch has been sent by
the Minister OF the Interior to the Projects OF De-
partments:-
PARIS, Sept. 4, 1870.
pointed member OF the government OF national de-
fence installed ut the Hotel de ville He takes the
portfolio Of War; and his colleagues have conferred
upon HIM the Presidency. LEON GAMBETTI.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
T RI c w A r .
CONTINUED FROM rHIHD PAGE

prDpe and military are uniied and unAoimous IN
ths desire to defend the capital
The pepulace is orderly and weIl behaved Tncro
Is no violence, ruf1ansm OF snJ scrt 70 DO seen
even among the most d denss crowds
Yhe people remain nrm IN their determination to
carry ont the republican fuxna of government with
srdsr ana according social raie and In citizen se
curity-
NJ Rochfor4 Ii now n the Hotel de viIle . free
nan ana In tnr full enjoyment OF Mis- citizen rights
Tho people aro engaged in tearing down the i'm
perial insignia and arms at all points,
t has bern just nov reported that the ex Empress
Eugenie mas made formal application TO King
william Of Prussia. asking him that sue be per-
Dnitted TO Join Tho ex- Emperor Napoleon.
The Repnblic 70 Expsi tho Foreign Invaders
A In 1592.
PARIs, Sept. 5-Evening.
Special telegrnms Just now despatched, via Lon
don, for the HERALD In Nez York. viii inform the
world that In tho French proclamation, signed BY
Deputy Keratry, announcing the policy OF the new
republic, he says that the French revolution OF to-
day has the same object Oh had the revolution Of
17s2-the one object OF the compese expulsion Of o
foreign invading army from the SOIL Of France
The new Jo,rnaz Oogctey OF the French republic
was issued In this city this evening.
The paper has an editorial article on the subject Of
sed TO all Frenchmen, and says that when the
people dsav0wed the course OF the late government
tho members OF the Legislative Chambers hesitated
IN their desire or effort to save the country. France
being then placed In imminent danger has de.
manded the republic, as her friends, tue fsiends
OF the country at large among the repre-
sentatives, were not In power place
hitherto. There was thus grave peril to
the nation. The republic has vanquishei invasion
In 1702 French republic was proclaimed and the
revolution accomplished In the name of right and
the public safety. The citizens OF Paris to-day viii
watch over the safety OF the city of Paris. In
clusiOn the new journal says:-.Tne trust Is, citi.
zens, confded to you. Tomorrow ycu VIII be the
avengers on the enemy OF France OF all the wrongs
OF your country"
Count Pniileno's Proposition TO pSrIlament.
PARIS, Sept. $3.50 2. M.
VIA LONDON.
Minister the Count de PalIkao to-day introduced
10 the French Parliament bin providing for the
institution OF Council OF Government and National
Defence. and to consist Of five members to be
elected by the Legislative Body the Cabinet Minis
iers to be appointed by the approval OF the mem.
bers.
The bill provides that the Count de Palikao shall
be Lieutenant General OF the Council OF Defence and
that that body shall accept and be guided by the
terms and spirit Of the revolution.
M. Theirs said that he would adopt tic Counts
views and plan under the then existing circum-
stances.
The Chamber adopted the proposition and viii ap-
point o Committee OF Government and National De-
fence accompanying the action with resolve that
Constituent Assembly Shall be convoked as soon
rs the circumstances of the nation will permit
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
Eugene Pclletan.

M. Peetan, who Is a distinguished French writer
ana politician, was born ut Royan, Uharente Inie-
rieure, on the 2Gh OF October 1913. He studied law
IN Paris, ana was elected member OF the Corps
Legisatii IN 1864 He Is the author Of several works
some of which have attained good place french
literature.