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POLIIICAL SNUIBS.

The Democrats of Columbia county have nOmi-
nAtDI fpv Shc.iI. Hoffman sweet County CLERK Edwin
L.. lprD upeiuLendent Of the Poor, Samuel H. Myers;
Justi"c { Sessions. Jnnee h. Fcrgusoni CorOncrs
Russell, D, MnbeT aud WIN. MeGul
The friends Of MIR. James Daly are To hold a grand
evening 10 ratiiy the democratic State nonlinatiuns
and tO advocate Mr.. bays claims for the Assembly
sfip OF the Fourteenth District See advertisement.
Tie Soldiers and e. iors' Association OF the Tenth
Assembly District last evening elected n delegates TO
the Central sodiere and sailors Ofgaairatlon. Gait
Wood Sergt. Thomas cunningham, and Private vii.
liam Cashan.
A Woodford and Kaufmann Campaign Club was
organized in tho 1eUh Ward, Brooky q, last evening.
win Gen. Jas. JOurdAn, PIesdont n. Davis Capt. j.
l. White, aud 4. swanly, Nlce:Presidentsi y Bald
win and Jas Andrews. Secrelarlvs AND H. I 10 mes,
Treasurer.
The Fifteenth Assembly District Union Republican
AssocIAton will have ratlnchuon meeting TIM even.
ing al Contn ental HALL At Eighth avenue and Thlrty
fourth street, The meeting will be addressed by
Sigismund Kaufman. Gen. George ii. Sharpe, and
others.
Inc Tourr Mems Democratic Clpb Of -: 80:
.-Anty.fOurth street on the 18th Inst Thomss ftE-
simmons elected n erident James BuroAge Vice
President and Charles X. Mcbride Secretary. laIge
and enthusiastic audience was IN attendance, and ed.
dresses were made by Mo'tr. Jeroloman Gon' ana
other eminent and handsome speaker
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Richard
las, evening at rhsir hall, IA East Broadway The
meotlng VAS addressed by Mr.. N. trophy and Mr.. I'd
ward Walsh. The former Int. Hluced resolutions In
support OF The Hon. Charles LOew ln hh cAndluature
for the Tanmany nomination ior County Clers. and
mInatlon TO support the Hon. NJ T. brennan Tor The
bhIle YalW.
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The Death Of Ju dge Grier.

Robert Cooper Grier died In Philadelphia on
Sunday evening Of paralysis. Judge Grier WAS
born 10 Cumoerand county, Pa, March 8. I7si lie
was educated by his father, the Rev. Isaac Grier
until ut the age OF H. ne entered the junior class OF
Dickinson College. He graduated in 1912, and
sfer teaching n year In the College, went to
Northumberland, Pa, whither his father ba re-
moved 10 1876 ~ take charge OF AZ academy there
On the death Of Lis father. In 1915, youhg Grier
then only 2l years of age. succeeded him a princ-
PAL of the tcSdeny and IN tie intervals Of lis pro
lessiobal duii.s studied law. lie was admitted to
the bGr In isi7 aId besan the practice " his rro-
fession " BoomsluTe. Pa. In 1873 lie removed TO
energy and success, supporting his mo her aud
brothers and sisters, whom he liberally educated
Ia 1898 he Vas appointed President Judge o. Al
lesLeny county, aud In the same year removed 10
Allegheny City. Here he resided until Se'tembcr,
1913. WHEN lie removed to Philadelphia In 1879 lie
was appointed by President Polk one OF the Jus
tices supreme Court Of the United States, in
place Of Judge Baldwin, de ,eastd and was un9ui-
inously confirmed by tue Senate on tho same dsy
In December, 1869, be resiVned, and the Lion. f.
N. stanton was appointed iu his stead by President
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rIsK's $4,000 OPERA TRoUrE.


The Scene ut the Grand Opcra House Last
Evsn'nE-A Great suocess-A Moral Re-
portrr's Review.
We take II for granted that the public gener-
aiy has pretty well made ii 10 ,lss rcla
lion that ogeru boufe besr to morality. ny
Ii and shnir devices Louis Napoleon, the
French MephiJ,ophilos, was wont TO Arusa
his people, and to make Paris that hoad
centre cf dlssolutcrcss, and this and Kindred
entertainments will hep our own city to the same
portion. No reasonable man can doubt itS PERM
cous effects. Bat the publlc nrs not per.
haps 40 much concerned about the morali:ios
ss about tie facts. The question tia, is
asked Of tho journalist is not, what are the
tendencies OF this kind OF entertainmentt but
arc tho women rrettyf do they sing wellf Is the
music brliantf Is TIE play iniereSting' are
indeiicacios and douJesnLndresS is there bounti.
fol diselay Of feminine oharmsf Is there a large
auaieneet is the Plsec handsomely mountod' Is
Il likely In succeed aud finally, how about the bal.
let, SuypOsihg these to DO the questions hkeiy to
bo asked, We proceed to answer them briefly:
1hese are be- uiilul women. hon,alani is twonty
times prcttor than any woman who has appeared IN
opera boufe, GLd hundred tmes preltieT than her
portraits.
Snlv Is the best in this respect. They have, al OF
them pleasant and ~eltrained voices, bot they are
not singers-none, for Instance, 10 compare NTH
The music Is good but not brilliant. Hervo IL a
man OF talent but lie lacks the sparSs OF aanbac
Ills limitations and suggestions OF Gounoi are very
well oontriyod.
Tho PLAY is interestng-it Is broad csricsture on
Goethe's Faust exceedingly well carried out
with real French wit
The actors are excellent especially NJ, CAusins
(FdtIs0, NJ Hittemans .(Pdientne), and Nile, Molta-
land (N1rpve,ite).
There are plenty OF inuepdoes-in fact, = stream
OF indelcacy runs through the piece, deep enough
drown the modesty OF fist-class boarding school.
In this respect Ie prosent opera q Oy no means
ceptional.
The feminine charms are sufficiently dwslt upon
though they are not made IS emphatic a feature
IN tho Black Crock and some other spectacles that
we have had
The opera was sunptuously mounted, and the au-
dlenee was as large Us the house could contain.
The venture, We should say will tuiu out to be q
profitable ose. Nile Montand is pretty enough
and has spice enough 10 maze tue fortune Of much
dulleT entertainment.
Finally as to tie ballet, we simply consider It u
bore; Il keens us waiting for three quarters OF m
hour lor the play TO move on, when TIE opera II
already over lon, and II gives us nothing that We
have not Already had innumeraOic times Ond ever
so much better done. Having thus NJ sworad with
entire canoor such questions as rise naturally to
ones mind, wo commend the plaJ to the career OF
popularity that doubtless awaits ".
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sP1RKS From IHk rELEGRAPn.

Tho population OF st. Pau, Miun.. Ia aO.oi6.
Secretary Bou; ~e has returned 10 Washington.
Tho Chicago. rekn, and South Western Railway
Company broke ground at Eureka yesterday.
Tie Tkne c~cw sailed on saturday for ENGLAND,
all efforts 10 make matches with them havn. failed.
Half block OF Eddy street. Cheyenne, was burn.
ed on sunday night. Loss about s2OOO0Oi Insurance
small,
Tho total receipts Of the French Sanitary Fair In
Sal franci'co up TO sunday nisht were 5000, The
fsrwil continue 40 days longer.
J. Adams, OF New York, was the winner In the
ny mile walk r the championship at Boston yester.
day Time. aours and 80 niigutes
Sir John Young, Governor General OF Canada, has
been cTeAied Peer OF the United hingdom, and has
selected tue title OF BAToa Lisgar.
No more coal is "a bc sold at Rondout, the eastern
ternnuus OF TIE Delaware and Hudson Cana Until 4
pcatu supply OF ram iets the detained DoGs through
Alfred Escn. an English pedestrian, competed At
Lewst. n Me, on SATURDAY eVoning, wax o! 1houts;
wlA rest Of - minutes ~ each 4 hours Ito walked
ouH ,sod platform in mall hall
The Hon. noratio Seymour OF New York, in re-
HpOnho to fcrenade at tue ActrOlOl an Hotel, ht.
iRLl. Saturday evening, Faid that Now YORK would
soon make It's canas free IOr all me products of tho
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CURIoSITIES OF CRIME

Thomas Donohue, scanners victim, was much
easier yesterday.
Dennis 0Neil was Yesterday sentenced by Re.
cordcr Hackett to the State Prison for - Yeais and
months for ROBBERY.
Mr.. Courad schoiman, of Orchard street, Orange.
attacked Sln lay nlgnt IN his own house ter
iiby boGtsn by an unknown man lie Is In q yciy
critical condition.
Sarah DufIH Of 81 King street. while quarrellng
with her husband laet evening. the with
KNIFE. The husband was locAed mp IN the Greenwich
street police station.
Washington Hall, aged II. OF 15l West Thirty
third street, yes'crday afternoon stabbed william
Greenwood o 200 West Thirty fourth street They
pupils IN Ward School No, -.
The body OF Frank Dounelly. OF 32S East Twentv.
third street and who was drowned IN the East River
the night OF the 10th inst has heen found. A large
amount OF money which he Ind on his person was
missing and his noc't were turned wrong side out.
In tho Court OF Over and Termner YESTERDAY,
Jrdge Barnard presihns, John Glass, John Qninn,
Thomas Macready, Thomas sheridan and Patrick
Mathews, were arraigucd on indictments for M. rider,
and pleaded not guilty. Or. Thomas Borgh, md cted
for aghter In the hrst degree for nAllraCtt
b eaded guilty.
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JOITINGS BOUT TOWN.

Laurens street is hereafter to be known as South
fhtn avenue.
new lodge: Of Good Samarltans 4. TO be insu
tuted by Grand Chief Jonathan Mason this evening.
Manager DAILY sent to the Aldermea yesterday Q
remonsance against the licensing OF ticket speculs
tors
The thermometer yesterday at Byrne's. 100 Broad
II midnight was y.
streets last evening.
Celcstin Fleming, laborer, died in st. Luke's
cars at LakRwaxen, Pa.
Ell Pouillon, Frenchman, who was committed
SATURDAY. last by justice ShAndCy lunAliC died
yesterday morning IN the CitY Prison.
Theresa Schneider, aged II months, ded yestor-
csastic. given mistake bS Tie motHof FOR pGTegorc
A man dressed in dark clothes and very much In
se al G i on a' sRSy %ns aSa ws:
al owned.
James wleian sgcd IT, died suddenly Yesterday
BY "a piece Of gi-ss from asAylisht which had lalsa
sewsisIaSy ,n9u,5nng Of every sport that he met
ano all the reat say = hip"
Fannie Lee. Of 1853 Sixth avenue while intoxicated
as sSenag @ rI% tS the & second so story % gnaoT % & ss
ment Tho only injury was a cot on the eye
The body Of an unknown man, feet inches
high. brown hair morslschs ard chin w9lskeTs bSs ne
foot OF ibesbTOssei stree, ys'tcrdsy afternoon.
The German ladies' Fair for the benegt OF The
wounded German soldiers ana tho widows And orphans
OF the fallen, IA to he opened In ths Armory Of tho
ThTtyssvsnth Regiment, beginning on the iTth Of %
tobeT.
On the night OF the 2sth instant While Tie
schooner Lizzie OF Bridge port was on the btoppina
stones. the male, Michael Cochran Of Jersey CITY
while asleep on tho RAJ forward, fell overheard Ana
was sdroWncd,
Tho members OF Zion Church. on Beecksr snA
we:l T:sh y[ssts Ar sytS.S ssltskss: Ihsl, y;
with them. and the Rev. Christopher Hush and Johs
Peterson delivered addresses
John smith. . Pbilsdelpha butcher. was knocks1
down aud severely irJured last evening by wild bui
lock. At West spd Desbrosses streets. Chrntolhes
Ward. OF 81 Harrison street. also slightly injured
An ofcer nred upon the Animal but missed H. and he
bullock escaped through nal street
Tho Shoony Brigade assembled IN tho Police Con-
trail Once yesterday and presented before the HoA
benjamin Franklin kAnlerre !her nonsensicn c%on- %
plAin aganst the patromen OF pol ce The case " ns
Commissioners OF Police vs.. pAt1JluEn Whlssen n
voiyed The magnificent sum OF one cent. Other cAsos
were Of llke tlrlll,nE lnLnro-i AMI uni 0TtSnco
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W1SHINGTON NOIEs.

No complete census returns from tn larger cities
have been received at Washington the delay being
purposcy made In order that the marshas may obtain
The names OF former ahsentoes.
None of the officers OF the Government have given
serious consideration to the alleged repeal OF the scs
creating To" Department Of the Interior the careless
ogi,lation OF Congress in this particular Will cause
Inconvenience Whatever.
A certain New York underwater In behalf OF the
parties Interested IN the abandoned French bark Cay
enn" dhds British bark Inez addressed letter yeste
day 20 Secretary routwell, requesting her removal
from NewcSue to New oTk city, pending the inquiry
into the Tha replied that the vessel q
m
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BROOK LTk.
The debt OF the city of Brooklyn is ga, 1874

The debt OF the city OF Brooklyn Is tSo, 5197td
The free evening schools were opened last night
The County Court room Is open every evening for
the nnanstture ofcitLens by naturalization.
The liberal Aldermen yesterday raid John II. A.
len a. no Tor examining tie lrrcGu'r counts the
ling Park Comnssiohcrs. 1hc rate OF tax N Brook.
lyn Is only cent. keIti
A committee Of the Common Council has found
the records Of the Comptrollcrs office greatly dslr
RANGED. and ths Comptrocr Ii concealing the ac.ual
condition OF the cty's finances
Dr. William RappOli, OF $50 Flushing avenue. and
John Brown. OF ~ johnson street, NilhamsDurgh.
each fired 81 by Justice al Il tor neglectng
Tie Aldermen, hoping to silence the Ea0e, Union.
anf Brooklyn p'7es while they runniDg the city
debt to the verge OF city bankruptcy
those chtcrprhing n.vspApers' annual dvvy from
tIj,VJO TO q round SO UOJ.
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HORSE NOTES.

A match was yesterday made on Bergen Heights
for $1,000, between r, WAlsrnAns b. h. DlIkey, and
Loudons bk. b. Jake zipp.
Mr.. Belmonts noted three-year-old colt Kingnshor,
which cost him At Saratoga this year has gone
smiss. and VIII not be trained again this yoar.
Mr.. McDanisls's chestnut colt Harry Bsssett by
Lexington out OF Canary Bird, considered nv the
trainers At Jerome Park tde nnest twoyeAr-old In the
United States.
Al Fleetwood on Sunday morning, an unnamed
bay horse belonging TO the Hon. james WATSON rotted
tO tho halfmile pole In li Tho nrst quarter
In 86X ana the second In SIX Ito driven " E0da-
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The victorious Tyne crew, not satisfied with
their victory on Tho water, have arranged a match
et quoits with loar ~el-knowa Now WORKERS. The
game Is TO Re played IN lew days at Pop Tuokley's
motel on Forticth street. Tho match Is to be Gi
points VI 81 900. New York Il 10 be represented
by Messn james Gibson, William Kelloek, Harry
Citnn Of The Clifton Shndos IN Houston street, aud
James Parish OF 81 Grand street.
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The sale Of u Baii Game.

A knowing individual Of the name of Ainslie,
who hns ioos In quo At the corner Of Front anu
Adams streets, Brooklya. oilers TO bet ti,O0o to
1900 that he can rroye that tho recent base ball
MAJ ch between tho Mutuals ard Auantics w1 sod
to prevent Cincinnati winning tho chanpionshio.
Accor ngiy the neil hborhood OF the club rooms In
BROOKLYN was crowded last evening. and eIcitoment
ran high.
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German Merrymakins nt Jones'. Wood.

Five thousand Germans made merry in Joncs's
Wood yesterday. the occasion being the ninth an
nusl Csnnstadt volkSfcst undcr the auspices OF
sveiety Of natives OF wDrtembcrg. The festival Is
10 continue today and tomorrow Tic grounds
were profusely decorated. Near the centre stood
column forty feet high. composed Of ffuih aud
flowers, and lsnked by busts OF Beethoven, Hum
boldt, Schiller, and Mozart. To-day there all be .
carnival procession, md On Wednesday the pro-
The ch mpion mountebsnk, A. Won o'Han.
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Genuine Handwriting between Great rii-
ain md tho United states.

LONDON, oePI, E0'-IHe 10HOWIhg Is IN VNITaVI
OF an article published this evening IN the Gloie;
Among the foremost and largest of the tuoscrr-
tons tic fund for The relief OF the widows aud am lies
tain contribution Of the officers aud slDs company
the United State steam iTgate frankl n, now lying
M Portsmouth This contribution was haidei ~ with
pion plness and lberaluy which could hardly have
been looked for even by one OF our own eips Of war
The gallant crew OF the fIannln paid over 70 he fund
a very large sum, which muft have been subscribed ia
a very short time, II is not the amount, although as
we have said The Item is the largest on the kt that
causes 80 kcerly TO appreciate the act u s III,
kiudly split that prompted IT the openheartel ana
combined generosity oI the GailOr and American"
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Cart. RYndcrs and the Lunntic.

Henry Eyers. septuagcnarian, was committed
to the Paterson Jail yesterday for assault ard bat
terry. lie was covered with blood, and was bound
hand and foot with rope. 1t is said that he became
involved 10 un alteration with Capt Isaiah Ryndors
in a saloon IN Paterson, and that his wounds were
inflicted BY the famous Captain. Evers was once q
wealthy ship builder In Holland but with reveIses
became subject to 1ts OF insanity. lie attacked
capt. hynders while suffering from one Of tlese.
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o,en,nU N,ab, nj Wn,lacls,s.

As usual, brilliantly fashionable Hssemblagc
graced the Grst performance OF tue winter solson
n, wnr,cl,s Theatre last evening. Every seat was
a..,,,a, ~, ,,o hrI,,,or, drss.cs NJ tho IaIi,s
oecuple', anu '"o p'l''-"' u''''s " Wv 'S"'''
combined, with tae rich gliding ana decorations OF
the interior D, the house to present most pleasing
and insniritlnr picture
The play was that time-honorei and IN unwcaryng
ful how, after the lapse oI more than ha o century,
ESr,aSIS ES Sa'S''"S most famous vii pnll coHmand.
the APPLAUSE OF hearers WHO =, certainly
are unanecea 10 .a, spSropa,ion mr. os %Ss"ep
"aths, and S,r Lucius o. T5ig6ers roihcking impu.
dence are as fresh as IL coined yesterday
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The william Il. Roberts democratic Club of
the Seventh Ward last nirtt passed resolutions
euoGiziug tie ability and integrity Of Col. Roberts,
plcdgIng them selves to labor increasingly pro-
cure al, triumph Liant election. Jeromiah O'FGrrel!
lad
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Occupation Of Rome.

FLORENCE, Sept. 26.-Gen. Cadorna, in I'D.
dressing the Provisional Government Of Rome.
commissioned by himself, on Saturday last, said {;
your task is sublime. The e0th Of September Is
an in your history, for It makes Rome nEnin the
capital Of the Kingdom. God b manifestly with
you."
LONDON Sept e6.-As soon as the Italian troops
we're installed at Rome, the prisons were searched.
and all the political prisoners were set free.
The letter Of Victor Emmanuel 70 the Pope, On.
nouncing the necessity for the occupation OF Rome,
is condemned by some As too duuful. and by others
as too arrogant
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Minister Morton,s Instruction..

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28-1here is reason to be.
Heye that the instructions to Minister Norton with
reference to the Alabama claims will not differ
In the despatch of Secretary Fish Of September,
1863, with the contents OF ~hicn the British Gov
ernnent is fully acquainted.
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Beirisn War Dispatches.

DRussrLs, Sept. 26.-The immediate publica-
ton o:a manifesto from Napoleon, in reply to the
last proclamation OF the Government ut Tours, Is
promised. NJ. Cont. private secretary OF the km-
peror, Ia to be the writer OF the document. The
Belgian press unanimously denounce the arrogance
of tLs prunaian uretensiop
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At meeting of merchants yesterday, a com.
mttec was appointed to wait on Collector Murphy
respecting the course OF DR.. Carnochan In his sd.
ministraticn OF Quarantine affairs.
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Pourhkeepsie Ahead Of tho World.

PouGuKRRPsIE, Sept. 26,-The taxpayers Of this
city, having refused to vote for an appropriation
asked for by the Common Couhcil, the Aldermen
10 night voted to disbard the police force and TO
stop all repairs on public property
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Cholera Doing ,l. Work for Cuba.

SANTIAGO De CUBA. Sept. 10, via KEr WEsr.
Sept 8.-TheIe are = great many insurgents in this
neiEhboTbood- Cholera and vonito are raging
smopg tus troops anu citizouA
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PHoroGRAPns ny SUN REpoRTBRs.

Rcddy tho Dincksmitb's Berroom - A
Row because Somebody CouIdn't Resist
the Temptation 30 steal.
Sam Collyer and Billy Edwards met yesterday
in the Hon. william variey's saloon, on Broadway.
near Houst on street. TO tign articles for contest
Tor the lightweight championship OF America
hner q stormy time, each accusing tie other OF
cowardice. and being restrained from On informal
fight only by the Intervention OF friends articles
agreed TO, Collyer stake $1,000 to Edwsrds's
tG0o. But before the document could be drawn ~
Colyer criOd out that lis backors bat had been
stolen, and deman ded lis return from Mr.. Virley
The Latter, indignant at the imputatiun upon his
house of entertainment started Tor club, and sail
be would break Cullyer's head. A row was immi-
nent; but some Of the more judicous roughs per-
suaded the party TO leave tie saoou and thus peace
Waa preserved,
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Prime Minister. assured N. Tbiers Of his deepest
sympathy with France, but was compelled 10 sas
TINT Intervention was now impossible. II Is spi4
N. Tliets will orcr tie car importsa; Concessions
In the Fart, the price pnid for Russss rood ooes.
schieswig petitions Prussia Tor relief from the
onerous conditions Of tie treaty Of Prague. call
for ieves On meess is bourlyeIpcctcd in Frnoe.
Tho Frcnch Zee. in the Balhs has been charged
with the duty Of cutting the cable connecting North
Germpry and Sweden. Communication between
Psfh and Tours s totally suspended. except BY tho
hnzardous service OF balloons Calais votes three
millions Of francs for raising uoops.
Dispatches from Orleans SUITE that cavalry en-.
counters are reported ct Dazocbes apd Autenay.
Prince Albert, with q large force, was reported al
the former place. The Prussians arc has,ening tho
reconstruction Of the iorress OF Laon. The French
prisoners are well ted and generously treated.
yIGurS0 ALL DAT rRiDAI NEAR PAnfs
IL reported from Tours, but the accounts nre 40
eoptradictory. that the English journals refuse TO
publish tbem. The inhabitants OF strasbourg arc
siiil kept In ignorance Of events outside The city
thcy believe the French have been victorious, and
that IN army advancing 10 the relief OF the city.
The English Press compare the wnr movement In
Trance with those OF the late American contest &C.
poe,ally with the campaigns Of Con. Grant against
yioksburg and Richmond.
All hope OF . settlement between Prussia and
France Is abandoned. The general feeling is that
the refusal BY France OF Bsmarcks proposition will
place that country in worse position.