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PRUSSIAN MOVEMENTS.

PARTICULARS OF THE sKIRMIsH on sUNDAY-A
PRUSSIAN Reconnaissance ON FRENCH SOIL
SEVERAL MILES OF RAILROAD TRACK TORN
UP-A FRENCH CUsToM-HOUsE CAPTURED.
BERLIN, Monday, July %, 1870
The following account of the skirmish yesterday
has Just been received from Saarbruck:
On Sunday body of Prussian lancers crossed the
French frontier near Saarbruck and penetrated the
country for several miles, tearing up the track on
the Metz Railroad, and destroying viaduct. They
found the French in considerable force near the town
of Gorsiveiler. A brief skirmish ensued between
the forces when the French retreated, leaving ten
killed and wounded ON the field There was no loss
on the Prussian side.
Subsequently Company of the Prussian 18th
Regiment of the line captured the French Custom
House at Schrecklngen. The officers of the Custom
House made stout resistance, and were all either
killed captured. One Prussian officer was slightly
wounded in this engagement.
The inhabitants of Nordcrney and the other
islands the mouth of the Elbe have all removed,
in order to leave the French fleet in those waters
without experienced pilots.
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THE ERIE SHARES FRAUD.
From the London Times, July "A.

ERIE SHAREHOLDERS PROTECTION COMMITTEE,
No. 90 THREADNEEDLE~>T. T.. e., July ii.
SIR: am desired by the Erie Committee 10
state for your information the facts respecting the sez
at New,York of GOOSE shares OF the Efe Halfway
Company, belonging TO foreign holders. 90
IL necessary before the Erie share cetlhcaes cap
be recognized as genuine aud transferred III New fOi
that they Should be registered by the Farmers Trust ana
out by the Committee were not so reglstereH hayns
been Issued prior to the regulation Of the Newnoih
stock Exchange requiring such registration.
Burt, in view OF his return 10 thglaid ana tlle
nasibe reopening the transfer books during his ali
advisable to have this stock properly
verified and r. gstered by the Farmers Trust Company
and 10000 shares were, In the st instance sent III
for that purpose which were properly registered ana IT,
turned Thereupon the remaining 60,05G shares were
sent I'm for the purpose, as l. proved DY te rcW
given for them. An affidavit was then made, STATING
falsely that the shares had been sent III Tor transfer ~
contrayentiOn OF the injunction previously granted anu
thereuuon Judge Barnard issued injunction restrain
i'm from returning these SHARES Inc III
Justice was however gross, that on the committees
application this injunction was SET aside Dy Judge par
nard himself; hut in the meanwhile IL appears new
snit had De1 filed by the Erie Railway Company ana
others against thu Committee bringing against them
mass of false accusations, and claiming IRON S
600 damages On this, which was supported Dy an am
dayit OF Mr. James Fisk IT,, repeating the raise STATE
ment the attempted transfer or the SHARES judge
barnard Immediately issued fresh injunction, ana
appointed one Mr.. James H. Coleman receiver 10 take
charge stock pending the progress or the s WIN
orders 10 have the stock transferred lnto ms own
name as such receiver the books of the Company 10
takeossesson OF the subscriptions received by the COM
mttee, &c. -.- =, - -.
taken for the carrying on OF the commuters action
by thoroughly competent parties during MI. Burts
absence %, -, ~, l.. -
vnurs truly. W. A. MICHAEL, secretary.
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.


.... Edward Murray, aged 49, was drowned at Bos-
Sunday while bathing.
A fire in Jamestown n Y, yesterday destroyed
three stores causing loss Of $4,000 The property was insured Tor
Newman's wheelbaTOw factory at Milton
Landing y destroyed by ire yesterday The loss" S'
insurance $1,000
Two men were killed at Boston, yesterday, by
the falling Lowell Railroad grain elevator Their names were
Michael Kennedy and John w Clark
I'm Boston, on Sunday. John E. Stowen at
va. extinct Family troubles alleged Of the
On Sunday night, John Shea for being drunk,
committed cell police station in Boston Shortly
hanging his uspene the grating at the cell door when
he down and reseustaed
Jack Kinney, a Rondout bOatman. was struck
10 the neck R Tom sullivan and instantly KILLED IN ne e %
State Prison, aud both we're intoxicated
"A man named Miller was put on trial at Ponca,
f sas BROUGHT ~ 10 O b. the open o.
derer Miller taken from the sheriff by eosa o. ass so
persons the execution which Was eonSr1e In BY
called upon fot vote, said No.
Last evening fire was discovered d, IN the upper
Boston Owned By Re Harvard College Corporation and occupied By
Ms.', s BJo"I md AZ IuS co steam printers Tie
upper story containing The paper stock ygs and Rrs,'e, vas com
se Iaer b. rs man as@s william Lewis
and lr @ from TIE iVa5iS s through 'H open ''
"A fire broke out in a tenement-h house in Cole
yesterday which spread unn burned nearly al Of The
pss gSS Sr Of .n . l1f S.5 s s @
Young ~ go; A. Usn hardware aud unshop $500; G.
C. Pnron hou store and stable s2sO; B. Loubs s7eOi O.
5. Leayu, narbs works, 1905 Ha,en Bedel house and
siiO l. PlrLhu~i sore 5000 Bamoni turnitafs, 800
6rserd Alch 'tor and gooh $40 A@neA hs.y &c. Si
Mn. Gmby millinery $500 McAHster. houses and furniture
en-: so, &C.. cot $50 Y'T'T Tssy '. sr $50 %.m
Sous Druggists ssooo Terrell iuraturv 500 NJ ksys mr
The insurance not iDs~s. sixteen families are "ndsr
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marks he charged France with being an enemy TO any
freedom except her own, and exhorted the Germans an,
here TO forget old scores forget whether they had hI
the fatherand for political motives, as he had DONE ana
only observe the great danger which menaeed United
Germany, and, moreover to aid In helping brothers ana
relations in their onward struggle He then called ur-
gently on the meeting to fill the subscription lists con
Guiding by saying that Prussia was now trying 70 make
reality OF the Gennn idea-the unity OF the father
land. ., ,,
the position OF Napoleon opposed TO progress and de-
cared that as Napoleon wanted war he should have
Cen sge having lust entered The room was greeted
with immense applause and called upon Tor a speech.
citizens they could not help the fatherland with the
sword, being connected with them only Iulrecty az
German American citizens was .eT uu1 The 10 dues so
ton was whether the French Emperor , SHOULD
make s6ad the sTs OF hurH ise The sympathy
OF the American people was with Them as theirs was tno
went on to show that the policy OF France since
XIV. had always been opposed to liberty III eonIads
tineton TO the liberties Of Germany JIG had IeaI b
foolish letter from an Irishman making e tS
tween Napoleon and King william He would ten W., We
Irish that Napoleon would never hep the iish
After further remarks from Mr.: Samuel stern Of New
York, and DR.. Won Holtz, the meeting ADJOURNED
VOLUNTEERS FOR PRUSSIA.
The Consul General Of the North
Union mas issued the foowing
ates Bat The North German Gpyernmen. has issued circulars all the
Coun North Germany Foreign States requiring them 70
furnishing articles also that they are
all volunteers who wish TO
fight such order has been received al
this office, nor is likely o be issued
All those who under obligation to report TO mill
tary duty have to do by their own means, when pub
lie notice has been given Of mobilization OF the army.
No such notification has yet reached here Those who
have hither under msapprehenson and are with
out means may be supported by the Consulate. Under
no circumstances however viii the latter be converted
into a recruiting Office. Respectfully,
JOHANNES ROEsING,
Consul General Of the North German Union.
NeU- York, July rs, 1870
SIXTEENTH WARD GERMAN AID SOCIETY.
A mass meeting was held at HenkePs Hotel
in Seventhave. last evening, to found a German Ala
Society Of the Sixteenth Ward. Resolutions were
adopted calling upon all for subscriptions.
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FRANCE APATHETIC.
NO ENTHUSIASM IN PARIS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TKIBUNEI
LONDON, July 2j.-The special correspondent OF
THE TRIBUNE in Paris writes ON Sunday evening":
Never has war been undertaken by France with
less enthusiasm or more distrust of success. The
crowds on the Boulevard ready die for their cOun
try have disappeared. Troops marching through
Paris to take trains for the seat of traverse the
streets without eliciting a single cheer. Soldiers
all drunk The bourgeois stare at them and shrug
their shoulders The aspect of Paris could not be
more melancholy if the Prussians at the gates"
q
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WASHINGTON REPORTS.
RETICENCE OF THE PRUssIAS MINISTER CON-
CERNING ARMY MOVEMENTS.

II
CERNING ARMY MOVEMENTS.
WAsHISGTos, Monday, July %, 1870.
Raron Gerolt, the Prussan Minister, is in
receiut OF numerous dispatches received by him since
Saturday last from Europe. To the members OF the
nress he is very recent % the he has because
IA he satee his Government does authorize him 10
give information unless specially directed do to the
Secondary of State. He stated, however, in con-
hitter and unrelenfing kind already under way,
all homes Of peace being gone. lie did not now
regret H. His Government had shown TO the world
that she wanted peace and that France is the ag
,ressor He SAYS ne has received during the past
week over two thousand letters from every section Of
co,ntrv from naturazed Germans and.fron Americans
allied with words OF sympathy and offers of money and
other aid He says thousands OF Germans going 10
prrsi. from this country to join the army. They will
Inv way Of England and Belgium, and 20 at their own
rit without reference to him. When they get on
prnsian soil they win be provided for. The Baron says
mat his government will purchase ares deal of material
ro this country and he thinks France will do the
n. encourages the idea Of any Americans going to
prussia. unless they speak the German language
n thipks IL would be useless for them to do his
c.orruent could make OF them. In answer to a
erv as 10 whether tho Atlantic cables would be inter
,rod with he said that after France had acted 50 In
.,or.nce 10 sbipping IL was difficult to say what she
would not do II able; he trusted, however, that the
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FRANCE.
THE NEW FRENCH MINISTER.

PARIS, Monday, July Is, le70.
The Journal O6icieI this morning contains
decree nominating the vscount j. de Treihard at pres
ent Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penpotentary
to Chill, as French Minister TO Washington vice NJ.
Provost Parado deceased
Henri Rochefors journal, the Mdrseftdse, appeared
again to-day It had article announcing the cessa'
ton OF the publication OF the Mdrseidise account Of
the recently taken by the Government against
the press.
The Archbishop OF Paris returned from Rome yester'
day. and received by the Emperor and the Empress
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CUBA.
A CUBAN GENERAL AssAssINArED BY HIS MEN.

A CUBAN GENEKAL ASsAscINAIED BI III HE''
HAVANA, July 25.-It is reported that tho
Cuban General Corneo POrrO has been assasnated by
his men, who heard that he intended 10 surrender 10
the spanards The Cuban chiefs Forum, Castelanoa
and Frere recently visited Gen. Caros camp, IL Ia sup
posed TO surrender themselves But they did not md
The General who had left for Mananagua at the head OF
5000 men, and withdrew.
The gensdarmes have captured IL men belonging "a
Carlos Garcias band of brigands, who have committed
robberies and Outrages in the neghbOrhood OF Benea
Seven were identified, and have been sentencedto DEATH
Gen. Goyeneehe has arrived in Havana.
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SPAIN.
FEARS OF A CARLIsT OUTBREAK.

MADRID, Monday, July IS, 1870, via PARIS.
The signal for Carlist outbreak is momen-
tarly expected and all needul preparations have been
made TO meet it. The greater portion OF the garr'
son of yaadod been sent 10 the frontier 10 guard
against Carlst rrupons in that quarter But as Don
Carlos has offered serve in the French army tits prob
bic that the orders for rising which are known to have
been issued, have been countermanded. The Carllsi
chiefans are ncensed against Don Carlos and think 81
selecting as another candidate for the throne his brother
who is now serving in Rome as a Pontihcal Z0uave.
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fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSBl

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsBl
LoSDoN, July 25.-Since the announcement
OF Mr. Moteys recall manifestations Of regret have been
most numerous and influential among Americans and
friends OF America in England. His removal gave pleas
TO our old enemies here, but to Others asked
daily whether It Is not still possible that Mr. Motley may
remain. If Mr. Frelnghuysen Declines telegraphed
tonight, Mr. MOteys restoration would be cordially
welcomed.
statement exceptionally good authority has been
sent TO The Daily Neps that Mr. Brgh health continues
10 improve, and that there is every reason to think he
will resume his place in the Commons next session
whether 1t is prudent he should add official and para-
mentary labors must remain undecided The cause OF
his ilness-a tendency to capillary congestion OF the
brain-suggests caution. Mr. Bright has refraned from
giving effect hitherto to his wish to resign Office IN def
erence to the strongly expressed wishes his colleagues
G. ". +.
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.
The House of Commons tonight rejected q
proposal TO abolish the snecure Of Lord Privy Seal
The House Of Lords considered the Education bill aud
the Irish Land bill The amendments made to the latter
by the House Of Commons were not concurred in
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1870.

cables would be left untouched. He expected at any
moment Intelligence Of q severe contest OF arms.
-Four or five vessels will be added to our European
squadron with view Of protection the American yes
sells during the war between Prussia and France.
Although the Congressional appropriation was strictly
confined to a. peace establishment, the Navy Depart
ment will to the full extent Of ts means fit out vessels
for sea in behalf Of our commercial marine.
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TFLFGRAPHIC NOTES,

The harvest in Oregon this season exceeds that
Of any former year.
The survey for the Northern Pacific Railroad
was begun Saturday at Olympia, Washington Territory
-. Trains will commence running regularly over
Line Railroad between Ne"Haven and Mds'""n on Monday
next
IA recruiting office for the French army has
opened Montreal The recruits procured thus lar nave oeen
Iishmen
The bullion product of % claims of the Com
stock Ioe for the months Of the present year amounts 70
SJ829OO
The Panama and West India Cable Company's
suffolk accompanied the spanish nboats arrived on sta
bpo ~ Preparations making 70 Immediately lay the orS
eud Of the cable at Batabano
On Sunday $50 Cinnamon on plantation, near
~ ons becoming seized Cum Wing, the chinese con
oy And held hin as hostage lie released BY the Metropolitan
police. and the ring saders were arrested.
During a reception given to Gen. Augur by Col
Fnday Salt Lake City on Sunday evening large ero"d Oh
Colonels guests finally broke up the party
The Pottsville PENN Board of Trade have re-
,c, the nrposou Worsimens Beneficial Association ~
vote Of 81 10 The Board has ignored the leader OF the Association
will directly with the men lhs Acoh WI" Proosov
speedy resumption OF work
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

MISCELLANEOUS GABLE DISPAIIHLn'
1.-The prospects of the harvest in England
improve daily
....Austria will prohibit the proclamation OF
Papal Infalliblity.
49, The peace between Paraguay and Brazil
has not yet been signed.
The sessions OF the Spanish Cortes will
be resumed in November next.
The Turkish Government has contracted
for 200 cannon from the United States
.Advces from Cape Town, Africa, an
nounce the discovery Of new diamond fields.
The Rev. Mr. MOtfatt, the celebrated
African missionary has arrived in London from the Cape
of Good Hope.
An explosion occurred in a cOlhery at
HERSHEY England on sunday. One or two persons were
killed and number injured.
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CHINA.

SATISFACTION DEMANDED FOR THE MASSACRE
A WAR EXPECTED.
HONG KONG July II, via PoSTE DE GALE and BOMBAY.
The British gunboats OpOssum and Dwarf
have gone to Tentsn the port of Pen to demand sat
isacon for the outrages the foreigners The
foreign residents at Shanghai have been called on to
volunteer expedition which has the same desna'
ton and the French will send naval ana military
force from Saigon. War is inevitable.
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GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.
THE NORTH CAROLINA TROUBLES.

RALEIGH, July 2j.-Writs of habeas corpus
for the citizens arrested at Yanceyve were issued by
Judge Mitchell and served Col Kirk last Friday,
when he tore them up, and arrested, and still holds in
custody the officer serving them. IL Is stated that Gov
Holden will respond tomorrow To the order OF the Chief
Justice to produce the body OF A G Moore one OF the
Almanac prisoners.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 25.-The Republican
Central Committee to-day put in nomination the follow
ing ticket for Supreme Judges: Samuel Mllgah ana
Terapham Wheeler for East Tennessee; John lritnpie
and w. H. wisner for Middle Tennessee Alvin HAWKINS
and william smith for West Tennessee.
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pppsoS.IITIEs BY TELEGRAPH.

John A. Mack, the negro minstrel died at San
Rafarl, CAL on Sunday ..n.,..
George Cronyn, prominent ;Nnu ,l 9 nn,,, ~
suicide
Benjamin Robinson. an oid anu respecteu , siti-
Of Lowell Mass attempted suiou' v" '-' " -e 80 "
ana now lie. in dangerous condiHsn-
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VOLUNTEERS FOR PRUSSIA.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 25.-More than 600 Ger
handed in their to Consul Cansenius OF the
North German Confederation, signying their wish to
be sent to Germany to join the army.
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WASHINGTON.

ENFORCING THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
IMPORTANT CIRCULAR TO U. s. OFFICERS
THE NEW FRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE NEW TAX BILL.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNB.I
WAsmSGToS, Monday, July 25. 1870.
The Acknowledgement in view of the elections to take
place during the coming Fall has prepared and VIII In
day or two the following circular to u s. District
Attorneys, Marshals, and Commissioners:
Your attention is called TO act passed at the last ses
the XVIII and XVIII Articles of the Constitution"
copy of which is herewith sent TO you The 9Th section
makes il special duty to institute proceedings
against ali vioatOrs OF the act. You will therefore,
wheneveryou receive from any source credible nforma
ton that this law has been violated take prompt meas
for the arrest and efectna prosecution OF inc gy
party. ~ i. AhERhAN, AtJorhey-"eneIdI'
NJ Berthemy, Acting French Minister, has received a
dispatch from the Duke de Gramont Minister OF For
eign Affairs OF France conveying the information that
NJ Parados French Minister here Vcomte
Frelhard now Minister TO Chilli This gentlemanis well
known in Washington, he Secretary OF Legation,
we believe in 1857 and 1885, and acting Charge DAT
flares during Mr.. Lncoln's first term In 1862.
Under the new bill the income tax upon the sala-
res Of Government employees receiving over 5000 per
annum will no longer be collected by paymasters and
disbursng clerks after August l, but all employees will be
required to make annual returns TO the assessor as here
tofore done by those not in the Government employ
The usual tax will be withheld all salaries and
pensaon accrued or earned prior to August J. 1870 as
heretofore the recent act relieved only salaries and
compensation accruing after that date.
Baron Gerolt called on Secretary Robson and Vice
Admiral Porter to-day, and had long interview with
them in relation to the protection OF German elngrants
who may to this country and in relation TO
the German shipping interests. The Secretary OF the
Navy will do all he can, consistently with the neutrality
OF this country render the proper aid and protection
the shipping interests OF the oombatants 80 Tar as
their trade with this country is concerned. 80
BY the new Navy Appropriation bill the Navy Depart
met received about 900 the amount appropr-
ated for that department Last year.
GENERAL PRESS DEsPATCHI
The Rev Dr. j. r. Newman pastor of the Metropolitan
Church. will leave here tomorrow for California VIA salt
Lake. stopping at the latter place TO meet III debate the
champions OF pOygamy.
There has been several deaths from the effects OF the
heat within the past week. including that OF Dr. MunrOe
recently appointed Professor Of Languages i'll George
t,ru
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NrrRDER IN GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 25.-Moses H. bentiey'
colored messenger OF the House OF Eepresen'a'e',
shot and instantly killed Malcolm Claiborn, cooreu
Penresentatye from Burke County, this in1rhlnE. Inc
sSaoting rev out OF a private quarrel Bentley mas
haa, Lodi, an iail
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The 9Th Regiment, n. G. S. ~ Y, mum.
herng about $50 men. held their annual picnic and
yhts festival yesterday In Lion Belyfdero
pp The shooting lasted from 10 In the morning until
in the afternoon Ave full uniforms being presented '"
he wnners In the evening dance had which con-
tinued untn midnight. The affair very enosso's
one
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FRENCH MOVEMENTS AT THE FRONT.

TIE IMPERIAL GUARD In ROUTE TO THE FRONT
-GUNBOATS TO ACT on THE RHISE-A MIL
LION MEN BETWEEN KNOXVILLE AND sTRAs
BOURG.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
LONDON, July 25-Midnight.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE sends
advces from Metz under date of 22d inst describing
the movements Of troops On that day there were
lOOoC at Fortsach, 1000 at Saint Avoid 5000 at Sar
reguemines. Alarge cavalry camp at Thionvlle pro-
tecting the French left will be increased to 10000
Gen. Aymands division marched out this morning.
1t is the first division of the third corps,
and comprises the 18th battalion of chas-
seurs and the j9th cd, s1st, and 95th
Segments Of the line These troops have By this time
arrived at Boulay, on the road to Saar-Louis The
imperial guard is reported as on the way to Metz.
but its probable destination is Nancy.
BayaTian vedettes have already been seen with
the Prussians. This is deemed important NOT only
az showing a complete blending of Prnssian and
South German forces, but also because the Bayaran
cavalry is considered 70 DE superior 10 the Prussan
IL is confidently affirmed here that the Prussians are
retiring and concentrating between Metz and Cob
LENT.
There are numerous arrests every day. The cor
respondent of The London Standard arrested for
entering camp without leave. having told the senti.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.

GREAT BRITAIN.
ENGLISH REGRET AT MR.. MOTLEY's RECALI-MR.
BRIGHTS HEALTH IMPROVING.
,rurr ID ,nur 10 LILLE
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FRENCH REPORTS.
G. W. s.

NO BATTLE EXPECTED FOR SEVERAL DAYS-THE
FRENCH POsITION-ROME TO BE EVACUATED
THE SENATE AND CORPS LEGIsLATIF CLOSED
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The IMPERIAL GUARD EN- ROUTE TO THE FRONT
-GUNBOATs TO ACT on THE RHISE-A MIL
LION MEN BETWEEN KNOXVILLE AND sTRAs-