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NErrRAL POWNRs AND THE WAR
Announcement OF the Recognition Of the
French Republic by the United States
Run0red Peace Proposals 60 Mediation
Probabie-IiaIy Quiet English sympathy


French Republic by the United States
Run0red Peace Proposals 80 Mediation
robnbie-IiaIy QuIet-English sympathy
tor France.
fAgIs, Sept. Slate yesterday afternoon Min
i-'ct Wa. burr had on interview with Jules Favre
at ~iich lie announced that the American Govern
uoLt had recognized the sister Republic OF France
we VS. much moved Grasping hr Washburne
W the hand he exclaimed:
II receive the notification with gratitude and pro
Luud emotion.
LosDoS, Sept -Rumors prevail here that peace
lfol os have been laid before the King OF Prussia
from France.
loApos sept. 8-Tie Berlin Correspondents SAYS
~ outt o. Gumitttng mediation or Intervention
las h'tn abandoned & 7 the present, at least
PANS, sept, 6--rbe ,JoUrHd' dc Intfs says that
nl"E standing II was at first announced that efforts
Iut ue l'lion Lad failed II now seoms the PROJECT
mn tucccod
De. achcs received here IRON Italy state that the
li" awa'lon Of tie French Republic has caused the
H't"-t citation tIere A despltch from Mar
s'uIr7 says reoubc has been proclaimed In Italy.
pl' 'ls j. not confirmed
L"EENcE, Sept. S.--The reported proclamation
''nHbhc IN Italy ia false. All Is quiet
-, ,I"H"oN, Sc S-An immense meeting was held
~ o., peoi Z ne last evening, to express sym
i"tJ " IA The Frencl In the war against Prussia.
. h''" II 30 nope OF y healthiul reaction In the
- ihuFel mere, So long us tho RVpublican au-
Va t.. I Paris biu~lcr war
a. '" |'WSs Hrd other papeFs deprecate tire Rlti.
~ :" h- isuInliGsna whose duly 10 piainly not
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A Rio, I'm the Georgia Legislature.

ATLANTA. Sept. s.-In the House Of Reprosen-
ta,ves the Senate Savannah Municipal Bill was
taken up. A point OF order was made that 10 could
not be entertained. the House having indefinitely
postponed the bill. The temporary speaker ruled
the point we'll taken, when the House became riot
ous, and twenty coOred members took the noor At
the time
A member called for the reading OF the Riot act
and others for order Turner (coored) said tho &C.
tion Of the colored members was disgracefui Tho
yeas and nays were then called but two. thirds OF
lie republicans had lot the house, and no quorum
was present The House thea adjourned until the
afternoon.
In the afternoon the ruling OF the Speaker was
pudate Tue position taken by Linton stephens IA.
yoring the running OF ineligible persons for Con-
Rresa,
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PERSONAL INTELLI0ENCE.

The Republicans OF tho First Now JERSEY District
Yesterday nominated John ", HAzeltOn Tot Congress
Gen, Robert Rushing was nominated IN the Third Ds'
ttCt
The widow OF Gen. Kirby Smith. brother Of the
rebel General OF that name, WAS married IN washing
ton on "Wednesday evening to haJOrGOn, A Is. Eaton,
Of the War Department
The Republicans Of the Second District OF Wis
consin nominated the Hon. Geo, HaIeton for Con
gress Gen j, NJ Rush was nominated by the Republl'
cans OF the Sixth District.
The Michigan Republicans have nominated vii.
liam L. Stoughton for Congress In the second District,
and the Democrats n, II, Eidridge n tho First, and
hyron Rider IN tho Second District.
Gems. sherman. Scboneld Ord and staffs; Admi,
raA Turner and Farquhar, OF Her hNostys iron,clad
Zealous Gov Haight and many other prominent per
sonagcs will partlcpate IN tho Pioneer oa alton "
hAn francisco 5ept Z
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LONG ISLAND.

A splendid threo-rnie race 10 double scuii fy[ea
working boais was contested on Wednesday betwces
boys OF areenpolnt And NewoIsgh, for 70 aside. Th'
Al Trains Meadow, NewtowR. yesterday. while
William Bunting was assisting In nostipg nev
boiler postion In p Tobtast rendering estsblsh.
ment. the ehais broke and part Of fei on his leg
can.ins eompognd ffscsnfs o. ns bone bone: reseos
James Mouiton, the man who jumped into Rssi't
crave Galway cemetery was indicted q the oresen,
Of the Court OF Special sessions for Queens couD
~. Yesterday he Was taken befoie Judye AIInstroae
writ OF habeAa pus, and two physicians testify
ing to his nsanityhe was handed over 70 the Now orb
o1lcers for commitment 10 BlackWell's Island.
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u is reported that Louis Blanc, Ledru.Rollin,
and Dufrasse will be sppointed Ambassadors to
London, Washington. aad Vienna, respectively.
Lc at the Bmperor's deposition.
Every French srmory Ia now overtasksd. making
and repairing arms, taose on hand being generally
worthless.
Not single French nag was captured st Sedan.
Ono Of the officers burned svery flag before the
captuation was com0letsd.
IL ts Understood that IN case OF mediation Lord
Lyons, the English Minister; Cbevalier Nigra, the
ter; and Mr.. Washburne. the American Minister,
will 20 to tho Prussinn Kings headquarters.
The death OF Marshal MacMahon Is regarded a. a
national calamity iarshai CanrObcrt has beon
wounded
The circular Of Jules Fsvre to the foreign diplo.
matte agents shows evidence Of a design TO treat
with tue enemy.
A rumor comes from Marseiles that the Repuhlic
liumbert the trown Prince. has been named Presi-
dent. TIE Pope still retains the services OF his
ledonaries
Irncess Matliide has been released from surveil-
lance, and conducted 70 the Belgian frontier.
Brussels IL crow q wish parolel French oficers,
captured In the recent paiues around Sedan.
II Is said that Marshal Bizainc, In Metz IL vol
| SUPPL with provi.ions.
1t IA believed in England that the French anrlously
desire regce.
| The snopkeepers ir Paris In the absence OF Gus
toners, are bunrr. for the arrival Of the Prussians
IL IL reported that the Duke Of Hamilton ~ pre-
pairing the Ise OF ATran for a. residence Of
| Der Of the French Imperial lam"y.
| Tho North Ge3btdH GdEsNe says Of Jules Favre's
manifesto, that II begus with tho phrases and ends
with Tue Lies OF lawyer, and badcrlash
The Prus'isn boniteUr says TIE Emperor 40 eI.
poeed hiraelf in the battle before Sedan as TO
| leave no doubt OF lis Intention 10 see& death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-09
Thr Elcrnted RaIIway 20 be Extended.

The West Side Elevated Railway was running
some time ago and stopped. 1t kept runung two
lnonths, rather by way OF experiment than for profit
and during that time carried 10000 passengers,
though only two cars were on the track. The ex .
rerment did not paw In money, but II paid h. bring
ing conviction OF the fact that the road IL thoroughly
prlcticlOle. The Company will soon put on ten
new cars, and extend the line 10 the Central Pars.
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The Reflector swindI. SIN In the Dark.

The Crimmins Patent Champion Reflector
swindle was, by special arrangement, TO have been
put through by the Board OF Assistant Aldermen
yesterday, but only . few msmben we're in the
Chamber at the appointed hour, and the meetiog
was adjourned. II appears that some OF the immsc-
ults members OF the other Board received . very
large instsliment OF the amount to be given TO the
City Fathers the final passage OF the resolution,
and refused to share It with the Assistants and the
latter have resolved not to vote aye" tue meas
till the money Is plAnked down. II the Assist
ant Aldermen should decline TO take further action
on the resolution. the Crimmens men eau recover
the money from the Aldermen by having recourse TO
the Courts, when the secrets OF the job will leak
out.
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OBITUAR z.

William Congdon, aEed So years, fell dead in the
park at Morrlstown n J yesterday while digging The
foundation OF the new soldiers monument.
Mr.. Jeremiah Fielding, young Democratic politk
IN the midst Of bic tam ly at their residence fouru
street. WilliAmsburgh.
The funeral OF the Rev. Willibald Oberschueider
pastor OF st MirhaelI Church. East New York, took
place yesterday. The reverend gentleman native
OF Tyrol. Austria, and 10 years old
J. Boiuey Marshall, al only brother - Con.
Humphrey Marshall. fell FROM the window OF his
m the old post office building 10 Memphis o0 Saturday
night last. anu WAS Instantly killed.
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WESTCHESIER COUNTY.

The twelfth annual picnic OF the friends Of tie
Bolton family wac enJoyed yesterday IN BronNdalo.
TIE wife oil tho non H. G.. Sutherland OF Il Q
EdserA STATE Journal, died yesterday morning IN
White Plans
The bill for the opening OF Washington avenue IN
New Roclel e. after bitter contest In the Supreme
Court has at last been decided In favor Of the village
by Judge Iappan.
The candidates for Assemblyman In the First Dis
tIict are like crows ~ cOrn.held. Col. Jim Mooney
says that no beat him. whle Henry Dater wi1l
run expressly for that Dorpose Tho smaller fry are
Geo. Waite, Stnan himself Hugh Lunny, John FlAn'
nARan, nd the Hon. Robert McPArlAn.
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Yr.terdny's Yncht Race.

PRoyIDrscs, Sept s.-Thc first yacht to pass
the stake-boat on tho return was the Palmer at 8T
o'clock, having sailed the prescribed course in 0
hours, 81 minutes, aud 20 seconds. Next came tho
English yacht Clmbria; time, hours, ~ minutes,
and 20 seconds. Next the Sappho; time, 10 hours,
minutes, and % seconds. The sappho had lost her
lost her fore topmast. The Magic, or Magic Ut Is
not known which,, also met with accident
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FLASHES FROM IHE OCEAN CABLES

Rentes closed at IS francs.
A British protoctorats over Feejee is urged.
The French Republicans have liberated the tse.
graph
madame Lopez hss received letters Of sdmaistra-
tion 70 the estate OF the late President Of Paraguay
The popularity Of Trochu 10 unbounded. Tho
people ell day long await his entrance to the Louvre TO
cheer him.
The appointment OF Jewett. the RatiOnalist to
succeed Ar Scott n Master t Bslilol oxford, v Gus
tanned By the prcss.
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Tn. End of the PenIan Feud.

An agreement has been made between john
o'Nei and John o'Mahoney for the union OF the
two branches Of the Fenian organization. Tue basis
of the union is that oNell gives In hs adhesion TO
q the Savage wing Of the Bro ro0herhopd, and agrees
to nominate two members OF the council or accept
such POSITION Tor AImself
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CUHFoSxrFss or csEM9.

A few days ago Fionchs train wns captured By Ia.
dans near Fort Smith four men killed. aud every,
thing belonging to the train vas carried on or DO.
ttroyed.
As John Ryan. a shoe ny roundsman. was spying
about Bowery and Grand street on wednesday night
IA disgunc, he noticed Of1cer Cook watching the
shandley procession; The roundsm.n took out his
watch TO te the Ocer This attracted tho attentios
Of Vim, Horton, who wrenched tho watch from r. ani
hand aud ran OF with II,
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mo,emes,. of the French Army.

Pans, Sept. s.-Fears are expressed here that
Gen Bazaine, who Is penned up in Nee, will os
forced to csptuate in u few days as he IL now re-
ducel to a sore strait for lack Of provisions and
ammunition.
TRsNcH succEssEs BEFORE srRAsBoURo.
TIE French Consul at Basel telegraphs to the
Government that the garrison At SnasbourE made a
successful sorIe on Tuesday night, killing eight or
ten thousand Prussians, and capturing many guns.
The Prussinns attempted to cross on pontoons be-
tween Porte Cuffs aud Forte Austerlltz ana were an
inhibited ny the m,ruilleures posted at the Porte de
Pecheuru II Is reported here that the garrison at
eirAshourg yesterday made successful sortie, kill
Ing large number Of PIus~ian-. II is said tn e
Prussians nave been uecmated since the siege be
gan By the fire Of the garrison.
PROBABLE SURRENDER or hErz.
Marshal Bazaine Is still ncgoti TIN. for tho sur
render ~ helZ
LATER News from the yici, ity OF Metz an.
nounces that caouuation II imminent, Travellers
arriving at Brussels from Luxembourg say the sur.
render nas already Deon enectci
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to iniet the country the consequences u policy
for watch they are not responsible.
MADRID, Sept. e,-An oissS % OF people here are
content With the French revelation. The Ropubi
cans ere have sent their congratulations 70 the new
Government oy telegraph.
NrrGRirr OF rRHrcH rsRRiroRr NOT PossIrLH
LONDON, Sept. s.-The Iadspenddnes Beige says
that the fnct that E1Eiand offers mediation Ia at
tributable to Esri Grsnvie, English Foreign WINS
ter who sdheies TO his position that the integrity OF
French territory is no longer possible,
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Friends Of DIR. Amye say that the French meet
ns In Morrisana on wednesday evening WAS
serious AFFAIR, and tha. there was nothing funny
about It. They say that no collection was made,
aud that Tie meeting had no political purpose.
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Recently Mr.. Roberts and Miss Swackhammer
Of Paterson, were married by the Rev, J. II. Robin
son. The morning after the wedding, the groom
disappeared, aud has not been seen or hoard o
siuco
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From OUR REPORrkRs, NOTE BooKs.

OF
Blackweifs Island-Andt the Kind Of Fun
that Pieases the BROOKLYN Boys - The
Curious Action of the Brookivn Police.
The dwelling at Ia Warren street, Brooklyn,
was yesterday atern noon the scene OF AL incipient
riot. A husband nnd WIFE, Stone by name, have
yAcillsted between this house md Bla.kwelrs
Island much OF their time however. being spent on
the Island. II is sbout ten days since their re-
lease frou confinement, aud tho whole OF that time
has been passed In drinking, nghtns, rnd carouspg,
their drunken orgies. Yesterday afternoon 4 large
number OF boys stoned the houss and broke In the
doors and Windows, at least what were left from
previous stoninEs. A policeman finally made his
o pearanee and arrested Stone, and took aim 10 tne
Butt station. None OF the boys were arrested.
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THE DOOM OF PARIS.
The Pussians Expected Before
the City To-day.
phe Capital Provisioned for
Two Months.
Tug TWO REPUBLICS CLASPING HANDS.
The Parisians Hope for American
Intervention.
RUM0RED PROPOSALS OF PEACE.
Frenoh Victory Claimed Before
Strasbourg.
RUMORED PROPOSALS OF PEACE.
Tho Conaucror,r Adynnce,

BERLIN, sept. s.-The part of Lorraine now in
prussan hands and oil OF Alsace probably repre-.
lsnt the territory TO be demanded from France as
On indemnity by Prussia. This district compre
bonds Alsace and saarburg, Sairgemund, Metz,
Jhonville, Chateau -ssllns, Pfalzburg, Bitsehe,
Weissenburg, &c.
KING WILLIAM At nEiNs.
King William entered Reims on Monday.
The uools unier Gen. Moring have occupied tie
tty.
THx PRussIASs EXPECTED AT PARIS TODAY.
PARIS Sept. s.-The Prussians at last accounts
occupied ST. Dizier In force. They are expected TO
ippear bsfOre the walls Friday tto-dayl No
Prussisns have yet been In the Department OF the
beine. To-day Gen. vinOy appeared before the
Ministers, and furnished explanations OF his lte
narch toward Paris. lie affirmed that be was
aoscly pressed by the advance OF the Prussians
turing the whole Of his march.
- THE PRussiASs BEToRE LAoS.
The Project OF Haut Marne announces 10 the Mic
ery that ST. Dizier has been occupied by the enc
force OF about 1000 has also appeared In front Of
Laon. A detachment OF a1Out nay Uhlans was
pulsed there by the GArds Mobile, which occupied
he eitaceL
rHE FRKScu WITHIN 40 NILES or PARIS
Laou has been turned by the Prussians. who are
marching on Paris through the valley OF the Aisne.
LosDoS. Sept s-1be Prussian advance has
reached La Ferte-sous-Jouane, forty lilies from
Paris
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PAgis. sept. 6.-Paris Is proyisioned for two
months tor two millions Of men. Many soldiers who
sseapsd from Sedan are arriving here. Some bat
eries OF mitrailleur., and body OF cavalry passed
rnrough the streets to-day. Communication be
tween Paris and Thanh and Mulhouss has been re-
stored, IS well as communication between Paris and
heL6res.
LYONS AND PARIS pisAGRrIwo.
The GGuiois says: A part OF the Administration
toe. to Tours Immediately, and u need be .will go
10 Lyons, and thence to harseilles. IL Is reported
nat the Commit,ee installed In Lyons think OF re-
nsting the Government because II Is too moderate.
The relics OF MacMshon's corps are pouring into
Paris.
uoPss OF AHSEIcAS INTERVENTION.
Rr,siso Great crowds OF the Garde Mobile and
citizens carrying the French and American nass
made demonstration before the American Legation
.odsy o, thcir gratitude icr the recognition oi ,he
Of ~ashbnrne to favIe gives great satisfaction
The peonle seem TO be persuaded that the American
Government will interfere In mvor o. peace
pKArH sooxra THAN DIsnEnBrrhrsr.
Tie following proclamation appears in an extra,
snd Is placarded aboutthe city;
The country is In danger In tile presence OF the
snemy al differences OF opinion and all opposition
should disappear before the general safety Actursei
a such . supreme moment The undersigned set
aside all opinions save oDe-that II s our duty TO
our M ooa,ion s,xs that he Repnoe he main
tained Let all be buried in the ruins Of Paris,
rather than agree 70 the dlsmem1erment o, France
Villeneuve, Fegnard La Nraud, fnhos, and others.
LAoN REFUSES TO SURRENDER.
PARIS, Sept. s-Ersnin0,-A despatch from the
Prsfoct Of Aisuo 70 Minl.ter Gambstta, dated Laon
eept. Z, says;
"a flag OF truce, preceding three corps ddrnf,
from Rethel, Chateau Porcich, and kems, has jus
been conducted to the citadel, and has addressed &c
the Genera commanding summons IN the name oil
Che King OF Prussia. who left Rethel this morning
The advance guard Of one corps should now be Ia
ahe neighDorhood OF soissons. The reconnoitrinR
party which Was driven back yesterday belonged 10
shis corps."
The Minister Of the Interior has issued the FOL
lowing circular TO Projects OF Departments:
"The enemy b advancing on Paris In three CORP
coru6s %. Of which has arrived at BOissons In th'
DspArt4snt o. Alsne. Tho sdvance guard Of thi
corps Asa sun nonsd Laon, which shuts its kste'
md resists."
no NEWS FROM BAIAIsE.
L1ter-Ths interruption OF telegraphie communi
eaiioh With Epernsy and Chiteau.Thierry indicated
che presence OF the enemy nj those points. Commu
ncalion continues with hezieres Epinal, and Mui
house. There is no news from Bazainc. The new
Of the death of Mac hahon has not Deeu onhciA u!
confirmed. AT Paris, order Is perfect
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-19
THE PUBLIC LEDGER.
New and Beautiful Dress on the Ist
of March.
Pubiic weekly Ledger March sth

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No money or pains has been spared, or
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Editorially, it viii continue to defend the
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-19
NEW YORK.

New YoRK, February l8.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Cady Stanton is very i'll from "a
severe attack of pBeumonia, and Will be
compelled to give up her lecture engage
ments for the coming week. Miss Susan
B Anthony. however, will take her place
whenever desired.
At conference, yesterday, between
Collector Grinnell and Postmaster James,
it was, under instructions from Washing
ton, decided to place near sixty packages
of books snd other goods received through
the European mails, in the possession OF
the Collector for the collection of duties.
The Bankers and Brokers telegraph
lines were this morning closed by the
Sheriff, at the suit of the assignees of w.
Il. Arthur 4 Co., stationers, baukrupts.
The execution is for small amount, and
will probably be removed by settlement.
In the franklin line there is also some
trouble, said to have arisen from a pre-
sentation of claim of $4,000 by the At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph Company.
The main office and branches were to-
night placed in the. hands Of receiver,
by whom the business of the line is con-
1ucted 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-19
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, February l8.-Adam Bare
nellie, the welI-known brewer, whose mys.
terious Disappearance a week since was
chronicled. returned to this city last
night rs says he vent to Cairo on bus
mess. he invited bis creditors to meet
him to-day, but no steps have yet been
taken toward settlement.
John Keynlsr, young man living in
Milbrook, Peoria county, Illinois, blew
his brains out few days ago. Cause,
love.
CHICAGO, February Is The jewelry
establishment Of ]. Fl. Purcer, on State
street, was robbed of $1,000 last night.
No clue to the robber.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, February Is After wit
Messing the dedication of the new City
Hospital to-day, the Kentucky legisla-
tors, State officers, and others, repaired
to the bridge, where they we're joined by
about 1000 persons, and the entire party
were transported over the bridge in IF
teen splendid and tsstefully decorated
cars. After visit to New Albany and
Jacksonville, the train returned. All
expressed themselves highly satisfied
with the great structure which now spans
the Ohio.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-19

The new government Of France, In lie
programme, having decided against Gu
mnlative pay, Marshal valiant. the best
paid man in France. has taken fright,
and given up 100000 francs Q year IS
Master Of The Household. BE, however,
retains 6Q,000L per annum sc Grand
Marshal Of the Palsces 30. 000E as Mar.
shal, 30, 000f as Senator, 5O00f as mem
Der Of the Bureau Of. Longitudes, l5eaf
as member Of the institute, and reception
expenses about 10000
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MOBILE.

MOBILE, February is -Judge Elliott
committed Mayor Price to jail to-day for
refusing to give up the Office books and
papers of the Mayoralty 10 Mayor Hsr
riugion, and refused to grant auy appeal,
although bonds we're offered to any
amount. On being presented with bill
of exceptions, Judge Elliott put them in
his pocket, and took the train for Mont.
0omerv.