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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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or SiiCriif,

'sH-~rsNss - s,s>ss.s sssss>s> s.'>s.s-ss..sa -
Tor Shcrih.
We 1'r author ned % announce that NJ, 4. Il.
IRWIN .sacauiljtc for inc office OF sA. ll.i oi
Alexander county, atthu 'u-li.N- so,,ml,r,lcr-
non, subject 10 tho decision az the democratic
County Convention augUtd
1.-THE solicitation of many clt'4cy, Of both poll.
trI par''rs, hereby announce myself ~ the
PEOPLES CANDIDATE Tor shrt.tl Of Alexander
county, At til. ensuing November election.
FRED. KpElILER
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

adjourned Regular Meeting Of the Board OF N
dcrmou.
Curo, llls Oct7th ls7o
Prcscnt-M c,sr- Fitzgerald, Klcb
Lohr Mckee Mcndcl, Thcobold, Winter
-
Mr.. Mexico in the chair.
There being II quorum present, the clerk
presented as unfinished business the bill Of
Carroll ~ Webster for lumber for cty,
which was heretofore allowed by the Select
Council amounting to S27G Is.
4 motion 10 concur in the action of the
Select Council in allowing the bill pre-.
vailed by the following vote, viz:
Ayes.
Nays--nonp
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ON motion adjourned,
JOHN BROWN, City CLERK,
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street Iaborers amounting to 80 back rec.
commencing thst il be- paid with the
treasury warrants in Trea.urcrs hands "a,
per resolution Of City Council. \ motion
u concur IN accommodation Of cone
mIItee prevailed and payment of bill 50 Of.
dored ~ the unanimous vote of this boar {:
Ayes.
Mays None.
Alderman Loncrgan appeared an took
his scat
The committee on claims ul.o reported
bill Of llu,c LOOMS X CO. against tile city
for Ice furnished jail since Aug. 9th and
amounting to So 20 back with the fol.
lowing endorsement thorSon. Correct
bu. cannot be paid under the new con..i-
tuition u. After Chairman.
\ motion to pay the bill was made, sec
onded put and carried 10y the following
vote viz:
Ayes Carroll, Fitzgerald, X lob, Lohr
L.nergan, Mckee, Mendcl, Theoboli,
Winter-9.
Nays-N None.
Tho Committee further report upon tAe
following BILL to-wil
CITY Of caro- to John q. Hartman, Circuit
clerk and cG.OihcIO Recorder oi AlcNln
dcr county DR.
IsGG For Recording Tax sale reports Of
John ". cyrus OherewIthJ"A '........ 90 900
lS5 FOI according lax sale repairs OF
Martin Walsh .hcroaIthJ as '.......... ! ~
Recording DecI 81 Arab tIr" Com.
lany liofewiih) &C ....................,... | -
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iu. e., Bii, cas-, ol C.ty OF CAIRO rs.
~ w.. C..fo VI, i.o,......... j. d.,
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVALS.
N'H-iuu, Columbus, AuyMII, paducah, .s
!. J.. lee, H,N COG. us. Gi IuH,I, Memphis,
N''bNI, uiupr", Nu.h,aiyi
NOT EHs,n E,.n.,ul"
uLpAIrt EE~.
Nsus'uu. Columbus, Armada. padnoah
90 Tower, =. l"u.rt VI Rugau, Evansville;
d Owls, Ey.i, Ice, SyN ufi ~
ItINg e., N,.x ~ lrun..
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.Ni'o the bill Of q. i, Lyon, amounting To-
80, far balance Iy" o. C,iy Comptroller
lu lsS'
81. ordered paid -, recommended hy
aid Committee by the iuliowiu. vote. VI,
Ayc,-Carrol, Fitzgerald, K,,h luLr.
Mckee, Mcndrl Throbold, Winters.
Nay,-Hvuc.
Bill 81 l. sweeney, Tor hauling drunken
man h. Jail in July, amounting 10 - 90,
IL" Committee recommend payment IL
- 30 ~ full Mrndel moved TO allow the
bill n read, which motion prevailed by n
unanimou, vote, svo,ing IL no none.
The bill. of
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For gla'. Of splendid st. Loui. lager
becr-thc bot in the city--go to the
Washington saloon corner Washington
avenue and Fifteenth street. tf
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REPORTS.
Inc Committee ON Claims 10 whom was
referred the following bills, reported the
zane back recommending that they be
paid ty.wit:
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FIGHT WIN BRooKLYN BURGLARS.
Pistols md Ciubs IN n struggle with Po-
iicemen-BurEisrs nt Work by Daylight
New York Thieves Outione.

Yesterday afternoon Officers Davy, Strong,
aud Pheln had desperate encounter with three
burglars In Cumberland street, between Myrtle and
Willoughby avenues, Brooklyn, which resulted in
the capture OF two OF the scoundres, the third
escaping, but not until lie had been severely clubbed
Shortly before O'Clock 0fncer Davy noticed the
men very suspiciousiy proving at My rite and Carl
ton avenues, and subsequently followed them up 10
Adeiphi street, whore lie saw them attempt to break
into private residence whose occupants are absent
in the country The burglars were heightened OF
by the appearance OF some persons in an adjoining
boa.e. and leaving there proceeded to Cumberland
street, where they inade m attempt " break into
the residences Nos. 2I5 and 219
While they were vt work, Oncer Davy summoned
Ohicer Strong and ATTEMPTED to arrest them. TIE
BURGLARS offered q desperate resistance. One Of
them Knocked Strong down, but the ofncer was on
bis feet in q moment md broke his club over his
adverssty,s head Again the but|r kpocked him
down. and thpn fed.
s,tong Jumped 70 his icO. ,,na discharged his re.
vsNer at tne lu1.",ye, but the s,io; uin no, ,aso
~ ppnove, s"u ,he man escaped OHcer Davy secured
na,,r n sIer briei struggle, and the other was
i, " ~ ohcer Phe'an . lew blocss distant.
founa Nv yauiny sI,ciat pa.----.I auys were
~ 81 the possession Of the prisoners. One of
80 oespcradOcs willie on the way to the Myrtle
avenue Police station threw away loaded pistol,
which, however, was recovered by the officers The
yey and John Murray, were locked M 10 ansv er.
u ia supposed that this gang broke into and rohUcd
the residence OF Mr.. Henry Morris, 2i5 Washington
avenue, on Tuesday night
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CURIOSIIIFs or CRIMK.

Mis- Hcnrctia CooE, having been taken TO tho
Fh tort u'rr station last uighl, admitted that sho
ha1 hLlyl ter mIlnt.
poly Stevens, D'n,''r, and Wooirun, the Nor
T. town lurend rrIr., r''y arrested, have COuic,sc
ana unite In AtrH tu't eut, HAl .uu rcIe! As
the loader OF the gang. kent was held m $50 bail
Charles Redmond, Of 433 West Thirty.Grst street,
attempted to draw plsol on MIR j. n BiiCond,
.uprInenoent OF the sixth Avenue Railroad, yGster,
dD because he was denied the 30 i' OF diver ON
the road,
In Mr.. Singers stables IN West Houston street
as hiSh the s'hbeHau, or rather boy, got drunk as
pprr Suilculy lie lRuclDd thIt huh, I'm the -Ial Z,
wa lh' ilnr' an cavalry H. seized pitchiurA aun
vhAr-cd on the hnnal, wOuudIns 4 N the ptc, Tie
horse was "a ilY wounded. The unlccr on beat 20.
GtaN ortl TO arrtst tne boY who threatened ad Aol
hlm al DAY wlth the vi chlOrk.
On the sith OF April last, John Beatty, coiorcd, ht
on Apornon ~ W.. li1rn"r'a az" hHr .s u 't M u
,uIg. % Nrtn '.,., ,.l.n .'.,. 1,,.. % ,l.,
ned nom the cIb, shipped ElpArI u,aIcnlnt yr-eol
And d not TctHrn rrll YESTERDAY, wnrE hr NAs Ar.
rested by Ohirtr Fox, aud lIrf up tIr Na-hi 2t1n
street police station. Harper lsdhA -ug'l for ulu,
On sunday Aus. q, n son ot DR.. David Adams Of
Pineapple Ala., HreA ten Y,hr-. was ordered by his
mother iu rrN4 tor Chul'h, uld as ht spWnl "A uu,
Willingness TO d. 80 Wa threatened VITA puualutut
ln case ut no u He ld mont 80 TO church, aud when
hlN muthti IH.uihtd Hput HNl TO know the cause,
Size luuu' ll. Nu y"l i.l upuI nc cCiau', dHHi Ihr
boy hat b. en- nrrtI. % ,t'gl, and inc nOnS found
open al ll,te MAcrs The icscu ytoA VI trs
ny wee ionud
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JOIIIHGs amour TOWN.

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! fever IN st. Lnkes Hospital Yesterday.
| M.s.-s Mcnn md w p.,iI,,o ,d,rcss,, ,ho
| 81. Jos 'rls Temperance Society last evening,
Tic horses empovcd at the B,itsry are deatrovin,
mo nne oiI ,Ir tre-s Tvo are ,rrrIy rui, '''"t
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1Ie BODY OF John 81 Clmr, ago 10, oi Milgan
',V'' , - W. .'u w No,,n "Nc' ye'ef'"N
tCrlHy ,nneel from d 10 x average from A. NJ TO
lSmrlhlRhi,IO
Jerrnith Sullivan AGED n ,noutbs lt,li, ,ro
Park H.or,t-l vestrri,v hayin, br," si i 40 , rip
oitca ~ "A Roosevelt street.
M4rp,rrt Null, n OF 335 Tenth aye,u, wa, run
over aud k'l,ri l,.t rc, No. NV cor Va a. f % r,,h
avcn"r ", a. r,y'r'y t,iL 't W. " " 'N' 'onlh
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I,, Ine u ,oaSr p,Ir h,nt for ne NJ
bac,lug out aud foricitlnS TIC stakes.
Az le mopt,,Iv s,l. NJ c,,l ros,.r,,. 90 ooo ,,
vrre ,i,t mn srd mo ,,r'c.. ,, a. ,,i 'nhs ,
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FRENCH VAR DISPATCHES.


Evacuation Of ChnIons -Protestants Accused
OF Aiding Prussia-Iiow Paris may Lose
its Water SupplY-An American FreDch-
niau Guerilla Wnrfare-A Heroic Wo-
man Paris Ready for the Enemy.
he following olieial news has been promulgated
b. the Ain!stcr OF the Interior
In the Corps L6sislauf yesterday, Deputy John.
son. OF Bordeaux, protested agsins. the accusation
Of P-otestsnis in France. lie affirmed that this
was not ra'riotc, and that the Protestants were
ready =, s,cr', 'r'r 'ye- and fortunes in defence
OF tho o"u .;ty. 1aa Mlster Of the Interior said
tlat s.cl lcous ,i1"s were unworthy OF France.
He or ttat a.. FsGrchmen were moved with the
same .elt.Itn. lie sould cause II 10 be published
q all 'u- nnnTn-- France that the first religion
now 2 ;r.v:sp. Tlis was greeted with great
applar,c.
Tn ~ ,Krxp yILDusrERiso EXPEDITIONS.
Subs -ray Deputy Bsthpont demanded from
the Minister Z; t.s Marine explanation of the re.
ported fdbustering expedition OF Germans from the
various ports OF tLn United States The Minister In
reply said no had received no ohncn dispatches en-
the subject, In the absence OF any Intelligence III
recily confirming tbs rcpctt, he could not suppose
the American Government would permit sucr vic
l.uon Of the rights Ct nshons. The Fatrie says tie
report OF these expeditions Is absurd, and all the
other evening papers take the same view.
The Moniisuy says It is empowered to contradict
the s.ly statement OF the FtgIro concerning armed
ships sailing from American ports to prey on French
com lIcrce,
TUe PRUssfANs ADVANCING.
Letters received to-day say that the Prus.sns are
IL the departments # Yonne ana Aunc and are
oycTuanirg the eHYir1ns Of 1royoa and Tonnerre,
cutting tie railways and teegrapAs,
Tne ARABS sPoILING ron FIGHT.
Versailles, though An oren town, IS organizing for
her defence. Advices from Algeria say that tie
Arabs and Kabyles have sent an address OF 'ocitl.
tioH to the Turcos now in France, promising 20
initiate them.
PARIS PROSPECTS.
The French CLERGY arc SIN actively moving in IA
yor OF the dcfence OF the country Should II be ne
cessary on the Moat around Paris, in order stCp
,ae advance OF the Prussians, it would be likely to
cause scarcity Of water in the city for few days
The Ohcal report shows that more than 10000
carts PISSED into this city On Sunday, bringing the
iurrltGre AID elccts of the families living Ia the en-
Yupns.
SOMETHING oS ACCOUNT
Tho Pays says nephew Of Count Won Bismarck
namci Mu.crue, who uicd 10 raise toe cgious OF
u'no'cr.,us hee some time ago, was arrested yOs-
tcIJay aspy.
An Htmc'N rReScuHAS.
Victor sejour, au American citizen, has dcmsn led
TO be na'nral1ed,so 50 that 10 may enlist OF the de.
feace o. P4rs
Tue VAR SPIRIT IN LISBON.
Adyicc' from lsoon announce thai riot had
occurred there between the French and German
residents. Firearms were used and several persons
were killed and wounded On holn sides.
THE GERMAN EXODUS FROM rLms.
The AOaiteT says that many of the Prussisrs
who have just been expelled from Paris were act
lively plotting against France, 1t is said the police
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the END or A BROKER.s SON
The Champagne of the Palaces ns Deadly
ns the Gin Of tho Points Dissipation,
GNpMisIOn from IIome. nd SuiriLr.

us tue btu OF tbe FOinfa- DissipatiOn,
Expulsion from Home, and Suicide.
Charles kingsbury Warner, aged %, com.
mitted suicide yesterday bY taking laulannm. lie
was clerk In the employ OF the Mutual Life In
surance Company. ard boarded at ,i10 Broadway.
havng been drawn into the Shrlnool Of dSsipa-
ton, he was forbidden his fathers house, 32l
fith avenue. lie had not been seUu for
month until yesterday morning, whom
he chilled at 399 Fifth avenue, and
saw his half brother. Mr. Wm. 8. Warner, who as.
certained that he had taken some audanum,
Though not enough to hurt him." a. lie remark ed.
While in Thrty-seconi street, Charles staggered,
when he was assisted into Geo. W. Fonners drug
store, 2I3 Broadway. Here Mr.. J. u. Teres, TN
assistant, offered him an emetic, which the dying
man refused TO take saying that It would
soon be all over with him. Drs Ran
.s! and Prince soon arrived. add nnnlied
the stomach pump, though this 's''Ad 20 save him
AT 1879 o'clock, one hour aud q half after he WIS
taken into the drug store, he died Me4n while bis
father, the we-known gold and stock broker of the
firm Of Warner h Co. OF No. 2 Nassau street, ar.
rived and witnessed the diving struggles OF his SON.
On the body two one-ounco vials labelled LaudA.
mum" were found Ono had been purchased in Al
bany but there was no indication on the otuer show
ing where 1t had been obtained. The body was sub
sequenty removed TO the family residence by per.
mission of Coroner Rollins.
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NEW JERSEY.

A Mr., lo'mson Of Nj burn TOWNSHIP, was found
William Rushing. of W.st Newark, VS. arreste 4
yc'le day or complaint Of MS Wll1 wIo rccuses aim
of2lgomy llo pleaded guilty.
The company startin- the extensive new steam
engine wor IN Pas3l'; village, J propose 70 erect
sh.ynvr new cottage TOR tntlg employees.
The finger Of woman, cut OF nelty aud smootl..
ly was lugud m Rive street Paterson. yesterday. sub
seluenlly saOtaer hnses w4s found near I Q same
IAct.
Good Tewplgr Ledge, NJ. tlJ OF Orange, has
elected Nlll4u VIII rrr Iu, W. g. T.! hgry ". kenson
~. v. I thafirs aaul'rs W. SEQ James Clark IL T.
r May bI! ALL lrc@ urC.; George luU .er, NJ u.
c.rt M0oc, ia Nat. Nnrton o. q Mls, Il. Sg cr, 4
sect tla II rrRon ~ 81 Amelia EAndcrhof L. 81; T.
", McEhtyG. Z. ". c. 4.
FTie retai1'cs upOn the mere ,uts nul mauuFac,
tucrs Of PaSear Nio have rauouzgI The Datge run
rilH o New YORK because Car." Te-hi H' Egt tu'
rttcs char 90 by The oal nv ora ring tnat ON apl
bitr Dec is or The Close Il navigation the river
the charge tH raj road shah increased from g IN
81 pcr ton. lnisnh - innsing IA the DolAwar1 ald
,-At = y A..-A ..I-'i it, F"''-i
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terday that MaeMahon had crossed tho Mouse
without opposiiion and that the Minister OF For.
ign Affairs hal received from the Anbas s,dor OF
frarce at Brussels news that Dazaibc, on the 2G'h
and 9th, dsenslged his right after q succ sslul
encounter with the enemy Other journals hero
continue to give news from private sources OF
Fren successes in minor engagements.
rHE scsSR oy sTRuooLB.
Tho journal des Bebds tays the forest of Argonne.
where the great battle g TO take place, Is traversed
by riye.s, creeks. and swamps, In such manuer
that 1t ia impossible to psr armies through u, ex.
cept 1ve passes, viz, lie Chem Popl'cuI. Cro1
Bots, Grandpr6 la Chalhde, and Iseleltes-placss
sure to be frequently mentioned rcnn.
unL,Ss SURROUNDED.
Ii is reported tnatn strong detachment Of Uilans
Is surrounded in too forest Of Merne. They were
too iar in adyarce to know when TIE Crown Prince
changed his eodrae. and were len behind. The cap
ture Of the entire body is expected.
NUMERICAL srhENGTu or Tus FRENCH ARKr.
Senators Ilsussoman and FORBADE give the follow.
Ing statement of tho French military forces Regu
lar army, 7OO O)o; GArio Mobile, $4,000. This esti.
msto does hot, however, include the contingent io9
1s1O dr4 ted on Monday, Ito 2qtb.
STILL PREPARING.
-Four million Kilograms 4, powder have been ds.
tIibaled TO the batteries on thu fertilization Of
Paris Gusiavr Rymard has orsariacc a volunteer
corps for tic decnce of ,he city wholly composed 4
of writers tor ,hc press
GUERILLA WARFARE N FRAVcE
The French lsvo sent to tho Spsa.sh hDistry for
Information in regard to tie organization OF guerilla
bands, probably with ~ ~ Of usiaE that method
Of warfare against the Prussiau invader.
ESCAPE OF ARABS rRoH PRus,IAN PARSONS
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sPIEKs from 1HK rxLEoRipn.
Democratic Convention in Rocs ester, Sept. Ell.

Democratic Convention IN RocS 2ster, Sept. 81.
BropkEorgt & co.'s min IN Waterford, Wis, wus
burned ou Monday. Loss, $500
Cdlrlcs rraycrs siaugh'ar.louse In Worcester
was bGlucd on Tuesday Loss, Si,Opl.
Ger. Schcnck VIII accept the Republican nomiua
uon Tor CongTts IN the lhud one District
The lieriic Park Association. Wlnmmsport, Pa.
oilers $4,000 10 aav nOrse that beats 2li',
The Temperance pSrtv of the Eighteenth Otto
D!stuci yesterday nominated John d. taylor Con-.
Eress
The Aa'kl Commercial Cpnpanv have nlcd bonds
oft5mh0) Tor the fat.ui pyiormtace u u, fur seal
contract
Tho Secretary Of the Interior Is IN consultation
win ms ouury 70, .r'c' and other kindred 81 anZ4
ous with view Il tcCulug men H.. Indian agents, IN
place oI army JulgcN.
TAe hohmoGl county Republican Convention
YET rdoy ~ cti the Hon. uCOrse William Curtt I'd
J. II. ,'uuIn lc'c .,tra 10 l.r Saratoga Couy.n,.l.
AID Major g. smith and GlUcIt Z. Dean, Gltcruatcs
Two care Of train on the Dcsnoiues Valley Rai.
ruol were thrown down nm cuuAGt mcut aud drhOllsh
90 near prmone'. Iowa, }c.urHy. El-ut mru were
k.rl. an1 ere'n injured, Nl Iowa soldiers Ol ui.r
Wa! 10 attend the Sta,r s3lIi,Ib' reunion.
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BROOK LYN.

Mrs Mcconnell, of u Carroll street fell out OF a
second story window to the Sidewalk y,stCrdN,
Each Alderman yesterday received u sake of
s. 1885, his soiary for Aul u,i dur.lg which month The
Board mtt once,
John j. Wcrnc and W. Weed wlo wore ac-
cHu Of hrnE the uruurct rp OF the lorueg, at Fol
Ton ana Nmsau sr.cets, Alyy sea discharge ny JGs'
In Thomas McGpirc's liqu seloou at Main and
Mlcaael K NEAR hld woris and gae tnruer truck
U' ailtr ot The head WIN m iCU ptCk. kllmgad
was drunk, and hat ref sel to pay tor ais iQuoss,
lHe Republican priU lrios Last evening wero epIt
IN INC Fo9rth ward ANA separate inectugs wrIe he 4
bi me kreEcs AMI hcrrtI, each 30 y rlrcting ncle
ta.n ., u.ih aiming 10 be lesl.I.. 1ho majority
~ th DECORATIONS s1pear W be ia favor Of stewart L.
" hvO4A-i- AJf~.Ass.
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ENOLISH U1E DESP


pefcsi ofthe French nt Amigncy- IacMnhon
Rctrcntinz North-Cnpturc OF yerzy-Ter-
ribIs sufcrings OF the Strnsbourgers-
More Alabama Claims for England
Quitting the sinking Ship-The War As
suming n Religious Aspect.
BUzASoY, Aug. 80, via LONDON, Aug si.-The
Pussiaas attacked MscMahon's army to-day near
Beaumont defeated it, auI drove 1t back upon the
Belgian frontier.
The French camp fell into the hsn = OF tho Pras.
Ians
The pursuit Of the French troops was continued
Tor several miles ana was interrupted by the nun.
Der Of cannon and prisoners which were taken.
The extent Of the battle field was vast that 1t
impos,iho to ob.ain further details at this mo.
nent
now ruH rRrssI,Ss DID IT.
The Russians, concsylns that MaeMahon's aim
Eas " gain the frontier, to effect junction with
Ba1Ains. advanced on three lines Tho Crown
Prince south OF Nancy, marched By way OF Com
mercy, Blr-le Due, ST. pl.er and vtry tile Fourti
Army, under TIE Prince Royal Of saIony,
teepn ne north OF Pom; Aousson, moved toward
CDa,ons at the, same time observing Metz while
ktstnmc,, tnr..l urs,ealei tbrou,h V.,dn,
70 Reime his r.gh, swco,rs the Belgium frontier
h hope Of meeting Maouahon. Tnus the German
advance covered the country from BeIg an along tie
Meuse to the Aube renderiu, IL mr,.,iIls for
MsoA,h - -, -... ,.,
TnE IIs OF GREAT BATTLE.
W Nv" I'm C'''>H~N rays o4nondo'ns was
", ''a' l,'. at 1'5 'es'e'uay' Aru I-''
49, ''>'' '',u'' was u.A"o"" nv HiPo''
l. - ,| i,,' l~'''
-. .I
"nLN 'iN"'"'' VI 'HA SihAsD''A A"AAS'
" 'N' '"0'""' VI ''''oouis "'e
NrilOIo iLe) uIe stLNIhS, ahu are Competed 70
live In their ctllars day and nislt to avoid the mn.
n.osirs e,a q, -. a.i.,,.,. Ano,,.. ,,,,,,.,.
" N''' ''"S''' "u''1s''
boTtle WAS G'aIe by The garrison on MoLddy The
Pruseian slarusLoutets are within 200 yards uf le
go. ,o,, ~. ~ , " '"'
,.,ai mo-. =, o., d., On a.. o., .,.-,,,,.- =
s.f.lv ,emov.a rla ,o,tr.ss con,,nn.s ,o ras,,,
,,,xcu ..,,ov,n. r.,or,,c,xo rr, .,n.no.
G., 49, 49, - -, - I,.
ernss,,r Coye,r,r or ,hs provirca -, 80. ,r,.a
p,us.i,,. sav M. Frenc,, rr,sono,s aenorno. ,n.
Kmperor nereely. Fren,n n,ners asser, that tho
Prns,iaps n,.cc tho R.l cross - of ,hs,r amin.
t.noe service on tLcr ammunition xarnps ard
ome OF tho on cers wear tie badge ON their arms 10
Avert uie French nre
MORE ALBANIA CLAIM, ron EyitASn
p.nt.., a.. "a .t,. A.. 49,. . ,,.,..-.- - IL,
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FLASHES FRoM TTn ocr1vcAn,rs.

The Earl OF Aberdeen was dT,yiaI on , vog,go
from America TO Melbourne
Tie Governor OF the Basque lr'.. co. N-i'utes
the late Carlist uprising to the ni OF tho clsrgy
Forster the Prince Archhit i,o r. G-'.',i, Is
about so resign ms ONCE In 42r go Cf the pro
mitigation OF thr dogmA.
The PrusSan man.of-war Meteor. rom J'r,aic.,
arrived st Kay West yesterday. and Is waiu.s ror In.
suncuons itUm Wa'hbRton
Tie United States steamer Franklin Is goinP int
dock NJ plymouth. Eng. on her arrival there visit
were e1chn ged by Admirals GlissOn ana Hope.
A SuInah priest who was cintur Oh witt band OF
CArs's, an who vsS convicted ~ having fred on tho
Government troops, has been shot by order OF court
martial.
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,lre s7ul coopci 40 lLe German army has
been ordered to camp as r1r rs possible igor the
lss, baU l.ld, owing to The sickepng eSGaii'ions
THs EMPEROR AND rnL PRiScR.
TIE Emperor il erpec.ed nj Carlsnan, in the De.
partmcnt q Ardeunes. The Prince Impe. ll is al,
Avesnes, in the Department of Nord.
The Paris Fi0G-o prints In capitals the story o,
the departure OF Prussian priyatoors rom America.
and bids the French Shipping and seaport owns to
beware. The Patyie estimates the Pr1s3an losses
al over $4,000 thus far. Thionyile las certriEly
been resuppicd with stores ani ammunition. Travel
between this city and Paris has been SUSPENDED.