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demand hostile meeting, it ia scarcely con-
ceivable that hot words and hot deeds would
not have followed. Probably there is not Jury
in America which would have found man
guilty of murder for a shot fred under such
circumstances, and it would make little differ
ence whether the family whose assailed honor
prompted him to the deed was popular,
wealthy, conspicuous in public affairs, or
insignificant. In this country, at least, the
kind of assaults which the ooadiutors of
Rochefort have been making upon the Em-
press, the Emperor, and the whole Bonaparte
family, would be expected to lead to some-
thing besides hot words. Without justifying
him in the least, then, we are forced to admit
that his acquittal is neither strange, nor
would it have been unlikely had the slayer
been of other than royal family. 1t APP
peared that the Prince was neither O cruel
nor a brutal man; that he was kind to his
dependents and neighbors; that he was fiery
and passionate when his feelings were reused
by insult or iniustice; that in this case he had
been goaded to the most intense feeling by
such insults as have rarely been suffered to
appear in any paper claiming to be decent.
Had not Eugene, Louis Napoleon and Pierre
Bonaparte been of the reigning family, not
solitary creature in all France would have
listened to such language with any other
feeling than indignation and shame. Now
public men, and even monarchs, have some
private feelings. Beneath the crown there
is still man or woman, and if
the feelings most common to humanity are
outraged, perhaps the monarch has the same
right to avenge the wrong that any private
citizen would have. Those who clamored for
the conviction of Pierre Bonaparte wanted
to deny to him an excuse which they would
have been prompt to claim for themselves,
and had he not been of the royal family, men
would have felt very differently of shooting
SO provoked.
The sober second thought of the French
people, if it ever comes, will condemn for the
Staying of Victor Noir not so much the man
who fired the fatal shot, as the man whose
boundless abuse, indecency, and intempe-
rance of language have brought both the
press and the revolutionary party of France
into q certain disrepute. Rochefort slew not
only Noir, but others, when his unreasoning
behavior brought about a street riot which
had in it neither sense nor object. 1t is a
bad sign for France that men of that sort are
accepted in some sense as leaders and repre-
sentatives of the people, and it will be long
before people who read with avidity black
guardly personal abuse and mistake that for
patriotism, will establish any stable and we'll
adjusted free institutions
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surfer, Liverpool; brig Medorh. Allen. Meyegnez
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Phiiadelphia.
PORTLAND Aug ls-Arrved, bark Ellen Stevens, How.
Baltimore; brig Sharon, Small Bonaire; schrs Steele
Buck, Baltimore; Broadheld, Crowel, Philadelphia; u
Tower, Perry, Elizabethport
Cleared-Bark Tatay. Morse, Buenos Ayres.
RICHMOND, Aug ls--Arrved, schr Lucy D. Higgins,
Boston,
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York.
Huntsville, New York.
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A MONSTER At LARGE.

Although efforts have been made TO keep the mat
ter quiet, 1t has just transpred that diaDolical
crime was perpetrated at West Farms, Westminster
county, few days since, and that the guilty party
has been allowed to escape. 1t appears that on the
morning of the 10Th instant a laborer named Oscar
Bannon living IN the village named. having enrced
chld six years of age into barn, by promis-
ing her apples, then. and there committed a
ing the fact that Bannon endeavored to pur-
chase the silence OF his victim with an
assurance OF prospective gifts, the little one
promptly informed her parents OF what had Oc-
CURED. and subsequent medical examination fully
corroborated the sckenng story. The chld's father
Louis Kunsenuller, then obtained warrant at the
Bannon, but unfortunately for the ends OF justice,
this was entrusted TO a town constable, who having
heralded the duty imposed upon him, gave the
guilty party ample opportunity to escape, which he
did. AS the town OF West Farms supports an ell.
cient police 1t Is generally believed that had the
warrant been placed in the hands OF the latter Ban
non would now be expiatng his fendish offence.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21
THE SITUATION.
Position of the BeIIixereu,s.


Yesterday, referring to the battles around
Metz, we expressed the opinion that Marshal Ba-
Eaines army was not yet out OF danger In the even
Ing came the news that Ia the battle OF Thursday
he had been defeated near Rezonvilie, village on
the road from Metz TO Verdun and about eight miles
west OF Metz, and thrown back upon the
fortress 1t 1s true that the dispatches from
Berlin and London are as highly colored as are
those ffom Paris, and allowance must be made for
exaggeraons Nevertheless il Is evident that after
holding their position Tor five days the French sui.
fered very serious reverse. We do not believe that
their entire army has been driven Into Metz as from
the locality Of the battle field of Thursday that was
clearly not possible. King williams despatch is
dated from "near Rezonville,n and telegram
from Munich reports the battle as having
been fought between Gravelotte and Recon-
Vile. Gravelote Is east Of Rezonvilie, and
nearer to Metz by some three miles and
In his official dispatches Marshal Bazaine has sew
eral times referred to this place being occupied by
MS rear guard. Thus we are LED to the conclusion
tnat the pate was not general all along the French
Ane put tnat the Prussians finding they could eject
nothing while the French flank rested upon Metz
massed rapidly upon one wing, and perhaps part
OF the centre assailed them on Thursday and after
desperate struggle. forced them back upon Metz.
thus severing them from the balance OF the army.
IL 1s possible, we aumlt, inat the entire French
army was engaged: but II II was, Bazaine must
have Withdrawn one wing from Doncourt, and, as in
20 doing he would have virtuvlly abandoned his line
OF retreat to the enemy we shall await further in
telllgence before believing this possibility to be
fact. A despatch from Berlin reports battle at
RezOnvile on Friday but we presume this to be an
error and that the engagement OF Thursday is
referred TO.
While the Prussian reports claim that BazalDe's
army has been cut on from Paris the French reports
insist that IL has not been but that it is Ia position
to support the forces at Metz or Verdun, az occa-
sion may demand. Reference IL also made IN
Paris despatch TO report that an engagement had
taken place between the armies OF Marshal Canro-
bert and P1pce Frederick Charles. This is the first
indication we Bave had Of Canrober being at the head
Of an army. HN corps tthe SIXTH was at Chalons
NJ 20 Q late date.S bpt u would appear as II
The New York herald., 1870-08-21

cnHrYXuEp FR0M THIRp PAGE.

Snsnected OF completely in the Villette affair. A
Hanre quantity Of arms has also been found. Six OF
the accused win be brought before the council OF
war tomorrow. They are now under military
guard.
The CUnsftuttOnnel In ITS issue OF to-day says
Our reverses at first surprised and frightened u.s.
We started for victory too reIiantly. We have re-
ceived hard lesson; we have found the enemy
more powerful than we expected and ourselves not
40 ready as we were taught TO believe The evil Is
not without remedy. We were mistaken at first
but we shall use all our means now under the
painful experience we nave realized to assemble
our forces and repair faults II any consolation
he possible in our reverses II Is the thought how
great the peril our brave and impetuous army would
have run had we invaded. Where would we
now have been II the battles IN the V0sges
had been fought near Coolentz or Mayencef we
our resources. We are on the defensive but we
are on our own ground. Gould the man who directs
the Prussian army have foreseen that we were so
,. adv 10 repair our errors and determined to
pei INVASION he would have awated, ana the Prus-
sian army were less compromised.
The utmost CONSERVATION prevailed in this city
fhis afternoon The first intelligence Of the de-
feat and entrapment of Bazaine's army was made
known The scenes that followed on The boule-
wards beggar description. An immense crowd OF
people surrounded the Chambers with loud express
sions OF anger. The hopeful statements OF
the Minister'S especially Montauban's assertion that
the concentration OF the French armies had been
efected and the dispatches read, purporting to
have been Bazane's, were openly charged to have
been concocted In Paris.
report Is being circulated of the intended abdi
cation Of Napoleon in favor OF his son, with the
Empress as Regent
Revolutionary demonstrations are being made On
the Boulevard Montmartre. All sorts OF rumors are
nying. One asserts a change in the Ministry and
the accession OF NJ. Theirs and other Orleansts to
power.
Abbe vuvront, the chaplain OF the Army OF the
Rhine, died on the field at Rechshofen
The Journal deS D66dts repels English mediation
as premature. To fight, not TO parey, is the duty
now. France has victories daily. Peace discussions
WILL therefore. soon be possible.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21
PORT OF NEW YoRk, AUGU.T 20, 1870.
CLEARED.

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Steamship Tara tBr Murphy, Liverpool Queenstown
s,ss%s;Se The Queen r, Thompson
Steamship Europa tBr, Mcdonald. Glasgow Henderson
Steamship st Laurent Fr, Lemarie, HavreGeo Macken-
steamship Arizona, Gray, Aspinwan-PacGc Mail Steam
Steamship Henry Chauncey Connor. Aspinwall-Pacihc
Steamship City OF Merida Deaken Vera Cruz via Havana
steamship Bienvle Baker, New eans-Lvingston, Fox
Steamship ST Loms. Whitehead, New Orleans Crom-
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, New Oreans-Frederic
Steamship Salvador Nickerson savannah-w Gar
Steamship Montgomery. Faircloh. Savannah-R Lowden.
Steamship Champion Lockwood, Charleston II Morgan
steamship Fairbanks. Howes, wilmington NC-J Lori.
steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman, NorroIK City and
Richm0Dd-0ld Dominion Steamship Co.
steansh'pJohn Gibson, Winters Georgetown, DC-Geo
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Coll
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Co.
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Watson Co.
schr Ben Borland, Baisde Port Spain. Trn-B Necslf
6Co.
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Scbr ID Hulse, HldTeth, Jacksonville Warren Ray 4
Co.
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Thomas.
scbr Matilda Brooks, Jones. Charleson-Evans, Ball
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Slsght
schr Magnolia, Mclaughlin. Norfolk Vac Staples
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schr Henry Gibbs, Chase New Becford-Ferguson &
Wood
sloop Sophia Hart, New Haven-Racket Broa
Steamer Mars, tirumly Pb,ndepnIs.
Steamer Beverly Pierce, Philadelphia.
Steamer c Walker, Sherein, Pbiadephs.
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effects local rheumatism, tc-douloureux and deep
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the par being restored, pain morbid
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FIFTY MILLIONS SOLD.
fifty millions of these plasers and they
certified innocent yet wonderfully curative by all
Where plaster can give relief they never fail
Valentine Mott, Dr. Johnson of Hartford and Dr.
Myers of savannah have spoken of them in the highest
terms The great Mott says:They were al that could
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as artificial supporters muscles, and for pains be-
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In serus heart and affections their
absorption or evaporation of water by which dropsy of the
heart and hydrothorar have undoubtedly been cured.
DR.. Sterling says:--
For two years great sufferer from Neurass
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Alcock's Porous Pasters l cut 1t into three strips,
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A. Y. STERLING. Secretary Singer Manufacturing Cons
pany.
NEW yoeK, June s. 1853
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RUSSIAN REPORTS.

Mission 10 Psris--Cong gfatulati0ns 10 Prussian
Soldiers.
ST. PETERSBURG August 20, 1870.
Count Orion, the Russian Ambassador to Vienna
has gone to Paris on a special mission.
The Gar has congratulated the Silesian regiment
OF which he is the colonel, Its gallantry in the
battle Of Wissembourg on the 4th inst. He has also
sent several surgeons to the Prussian camp.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21
BELGIAN REPORTS

nIncSlahon's Retreat on Paris-H0pes 10 Join
BaZaine.
BRUSSELS August 20, 1870.
Paris letter to the Independence Beige says Mar
shal MacMahon Is retreatng on Paris ana win
avoid an engagement unless he can form junction
with Marshal Bazaine.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Ira Barrett. a brakeman on the New York and
Harlem Railroad, was almost instantly killed while
on The roof OF freight train near Merose station,
Westchester county, on Friday night It Is UNDER
stood that the deceased was looking out for thieves
On board the train, and while incautously walking
on top OF the cars his head came IN contact with q
bridge. by which he was shockIngly mutlated. De-
ceased was about sixteen years old and resident
OF Dover Plains. The body was conveyed to New
York.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21
BAVARlAN REPORTS.

Tho Battle Of Grnvelotfe-BIoody Repulse of
the French.
MUNICH, August Is--s p NJ.
A bloody battle occurred to-day between Grave
lotte and Rezonvllle. The French were repulsed
ana driven back on Metz,
All communication between Metz and Paris has
been destroyed.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21
DENMARK.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Movemenrs in the Balric-AlsuDd Reinforced.
LONDON, August 20-Nght
kilograms dated in Copenhagen ON the 10th inst
In the evening, report that since Monday last the
garrison Of the fortress Of Msund has been largely
reinforced py troops Of the Danish landwehr regi-
ment.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21
REPORTS FROM IRELAND.
Radical Sympathy With France.

Radical sympathy With France.
LONDON, August 20, 1870.
The Dublin Nation accuses the British Ministry
and press of hostility to France
The Dublin Irishn,dn says
II ever the sun Of victory should shine again on
the dropping standard OF the Emperor Napoleon
alter this storm Of war, he will be bound by every
sacred tie TO pay England for her bitter abuse and
maligDlty for which he Is her debtor now.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21
SAILED.

Steamships City OF Brussels for Liverpool The Queen
do; Tarfa, do Europa, Glasgow 81 Laurent Havre Ari-
zona Aspinwal City of Merida, Havana and Vera Cruz
Rapldan, Gaveston 81 Louis, New Oreans Benvlle,
Cen Meade, do; Champion, Charleston; Fairbanks VII
mington NC; Isaac Bell, Richmond, &c.
Wind at sunset NV fresh.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21

kwOfan, In concert with Chung how, to execute the
measures necessary with regard 10 this latter point
Ia tne discharge or this duty they win have to inyes-
must proceed with Justice and without partially
any private considerations.
Ths ID our Amperial will
The New York herald., 1870-08-21

schr aand, Webster. New York for Providencs.
bchr Florida, hetcan New York for Ipswich.
Schr juliet, Hartford, New York for Sonth Amesbury
schr Trade Wind lngraham, New York for Boston.
Schr Mary Mead Thrasher, New York for Taunton.
schr Q kinssiand, Beebe. New York for Norlhport.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21
REPORTS FROM GREECE.

Naval Captures by the French.
ATHENS, August 1s, 1870.
Two Prussian vessels laden with oil have been
captured recently In these waters by French gun
boats.
The New York herald., 1870-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

A UCTION sALE.-ON TUESDAY, THE 23D INST, Al
"a II NJ, THOMAS REILLY, Auctioneer, will sell AZ
Contractors Tools and ether Property the line Of
tracts belonging John Mcrane contractor By
order Of the executrx. Terms CASH
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SHIPPIN G NE w S.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OH0

DATE or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
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SPANISH REPORTS.
Eugcnie's Jewels.

Madrid August 20, 1870.
The story that the French Empress has sent her
valuables hlther is denied.
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The New York herald., 1870-08-21

sailors Tor the Frcnch Army
The impression prevailed among the sailors Of the
French St. Laurent, which sailed yesterday,
that they would be called to the army conscrlpts
on their arrival in France. Great enthusiasm pre-
vailed among them and they seemed anxious to
participate with their countrymen In the struggle
towards the Rnine