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New-York tribune., 1870-12-14

the men composing the other branches OF the army
They know that they march from secret ambush
or sudden attack an immense load OF responsibility Ia
taken from the minds Of their commanders for both
Themselves and those under their authority feel
certain that they will encounter no danger unwarned
will not be harassed by night attacks. or subject
10 sudden assaults from neghborng hut un-
perceived foe. Nor have the cavalry distinguished them
selves merely as (ldireurs, pioneers, and scouts. On
more than one occasion they have taken most impor
tant part in regular pitched battles and may be
said 20 have decided action. At Grayelotte the
airy held the enemy IN check until the infantry could
come up and sacrificed itself 70 gurate that series OF
brilliant successes which eliminated In Sedan. At the
battle near Artenay the cavalry division under Prince
Ahreeht virtually decided the fortune OF the day.
Coming INTO action In the nick OF time, they turned sta
onary battle into defeat and by casting themselves
boldly upon the encmys flank and rear, and opening fire
at the same time with their field batteries, threw them
into total confusion cut of their retreat upon Orleans
drove them 10 seek shelter in the villages and ~ give
themselves up in crowds IA prisoners OF war.
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rHANKsG1yTNG DAY IN VIENNA.

Thanksgiving Day was celebrated in Vienna
by Americans usual Minister JAY with his customary
liberality providing for the Thanksgiving wants and
pleasures Of large party Of resident and visiting coun-
tymen. After the banquet Mr.. Jay toasted the Presi
dent Of the United States and followed with another TO
the Emperor of Austria, accompanying them with few
interesting words the troubled condition of Europe
and cOngratuating the United States in being far
moved from this European turmoil He spoke Of Austra
with great deal OF pleasure OF her Constitution, which
embodies the noblest principles Of freedom that are
found in our ownbery OF speech freedom OF the press,
freedom of conscience and education. He also
nounced that he had very recently concluded with the
Austrian Government naturalization treaty somewhat
similar the concluded by Mr. Bancroft with Berlin.
Mrs Jay did the honOrs Of the occasion with her well
known aIniabty and grace
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GENERAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

THE BOMBARDMENT OF PARIS TO TAKE PLACE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sORTIE, WITH THE
USUAL REsULT-FRENCH REPORTS CONCERN
ING THE CONDITION OF THE CITY-DIEPPE
oCCUPIED BY MANTEUFFEL-THE LUxEM-
BURG STORY.
LONDON, Dec. H. 1870
dispatch from Berlin states that the lombard
neut of Paris has been decided on. This decision
Is not dictated by special influences but from solely
military reasons.
dispatch from Versailles yesterday says that the
French made an offensive demonstration on that
day an large force, but they repusel at night
fall after days artillery fight. The PruGsan loss
was slight. few French prisoners were taken.
Gen Manttufiel occupied Dieppe on Friday.
Cen. D'HenecOurt, who has arrived at Lille by
balloon from Paris, says the battles on the SOth Of
November and the I'd of December victories for
the French, and that the PruSsians lost fifteen tOu
,aEd prisoners and cir gaRS. He states that Paris
suffers no pivations that the agreement of the pop
ulation good and that the object of his journey is
to insure coincidence in the movements If all the
French armies. The supplies Of food viii last until
February.
Fam and ST. Quentin have been occupied by the
French. The French at Ham captured o detach-
meut of Germans with artillery.
The rumor that Prussia repudiates the treaty Of
1867 neutralzing the territory of Luxembourg is to
be accepted guardedly. 1t is regarded here as ex-
tremsy improbable that Count Won Bismarck would
at this time defy Belgium and the Netherlands.
The new leyies Of the Landwehr are destined for
reserve division which viii reinforce the army in
the field.
Arms destined for France have been seized in Bel
GUM.
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EUROPEAN ISSUES.
THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE ROUTED

THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE ROUTED.
ADD,T1oNA1. VICTORIES BY THE PRUsSIANs-Ex
rENsIyE CAPTURES OF CANNON AND PRIS'
oSERs-THE ROADS OBsTRUCTED WITH THT
ARMS AND MUNITIONS OF WAR OF rHf
FLYING FRENCH-TuE PRUsSIANs IN ACTIVE
PURSUIT. ~, :, ,0-o
The Duke of Mecklenburg reports severe battos
with the Army of the Loire at Beaugency' where 'n'
French were reinforced. Fifteen hundred PRISONERS
and six guns were taken. The remainder oi "i'
French army is ON the road to Bourges' cSp''i'u
or beaten.
Another acconnt saws after the fight of the 9TH the
Bavarians threatened Beaugenay ana 'ne FoteS' VI
Marchenoir. The French were REINFORCED put tne
Prussians took Brayanta, Beaumont MesSays' and
peanOencv On the 9th Bonyalet Vinerceau, and
Bernay were captured
dispatcb from Versailles, to-day says the French
were reuulsed ON Friday in an attack on the Ninth
Corps at Montlivault, near Blois. The French were
also driven out of Chambord by the Hessians, who
oaptured five guns After the fight at Nevay the fu
ritives were pursued beyond Briare.
Reports from the Second Prussan Army Corps
now in pursuit of the French say that since the last
fight the roads are obstructed by the large quantities
of stores, guns arms and clothing abandoned by the
enemy in their retreat
THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT INSTALLED AT BoR-
AUx-RE-ENFORCEsfENTs FOR THE ARMY
OF THE LoRE-FICTTTIoUs VICTORIES AN
NoUNCED-GAMBETTA AT BoURGEs.
BORDEAUX, Dec. II, 1870
The Government has been installed here. Vigor-
Gus measures have been decided upon, and large
reenforcements are going forward to the Army of
the Loire from all parts Of the South of France.
The troops are perfectly armed and equipped. A
large number of batteries are ready for service
are also the and horses for large cavalry force
Several French victories are announced NJ. Theirs
l. here.
Minister Gambetta has gone to BOurges. He an
nounces that Gen. Chsuzy is making most deter
mined defense. NJ. Gambetts is expected here soon
70 review the Gardes Mobile who are going to the
front. General orders for an advance are to be
issued TO all the troops in the south Of France, vast
numbers being ready, armed and equipped.
The journal du HARE says the Army Of the Loire
has been reinforced to the extent of 10000 men.
The Moaitsur says Germans, who do not belong to
the armies follow in the for purposes of plunder
They seize grain fruit furniture, and what valus-
bles they lay hands on and send their booty to
Germany, leaving the inhabitants destitute and
starving.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-14
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-By TELEGRAPH

John Niles is under arrest in Hartford, Conn,
o. suspicion Of horse stealing
g A. Bnell o prominent citizen Of Central Col
orsdo soamItted suicide Monday BY shooting
The Apaches are threatening the settlements
,ipg The line and without further profession many places must
be GbshdohtL
The steamer Clotide, from Liverpool for Port
had ashore on Wells Beach Maine The cutter hahonng from Boz
ton Ia, gone 70 ber assistance
Albert Crosby proprietor of Crosby's OIera
Ham, kas sgun su sgsln hs prOpeto Of TN chicago Time
Cor libel TIE damages are laid at ssooJ
The robbers Of the Central Pacific Railway
train Verdi in November last named A. Day, b. H. P.rns
q Roerts Jas Gehus, T. COckrcl u. A. Jores H. Ohap
m,p spd In sors are trial ai Wase Cal james ard
have pleaded guilty and will n'e "stte'' evidence
....On Saturday some citizens OF santa barbara
Couaty slnoei band o lone tbefes IN l0ne
spe nd their sGrrniL Jim Brophl % e t'.u
In TO slot deal lhc oiei I' OF 'De
band captured and tale 70 San BEea'vth'nri ~ ~
IA railroad accident occuiada q esSwit"h,
near Netlns Schuyler Court " 80 ." co., .-l,
rcsi. Is evening. hf vhcA tl. t.rte 3 ., h.'aah
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New-York tribune., 1870-12-14
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS IN WASHINGTON.

DISCUSSION ON TIE GENERAL AMNESI1 PhOPO-
sITION.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The Republican
members held caucus tonight in the hall of the House
Of Represenatyes, Gen. Banks in the chair, and Mr.
Platt OF Virginia Secretary. About 100 members were
present.
Mr. Deeener OF Texas referred to the removal OF
disabilities, provided by the Fourteenth Amendment
that the several States shall when disabilities therein
shall cease He referred approngy to the course of the
~hy there should be a General Amnesty. and offered
resolution that the COMMITTEES on Reconstruction be
reouef ted 10 eport a bill for that purpose.
Mr. Bingham OF Ohio offered an amendment removing
ali disabilities under the Fourteenth Amendment eA,
issI and those ho had held Office In violation Of such
amendment and OF the laws Of the United States since
J1ag" as aH1 TnnSessee reered to the manner in
which Rsbes had acted showing they not willing
to let bygones bygones. They respected nothing but
power The course 81 these men in the sout had been
TO make rebellion respectable and the feueri 1oVerh
Mr. TYllnaI, OF Tennessee advocated the amendment
stating that much OF the hate OF Tennessee was on nc
dIsaites and et the eRebels quarrel about the Offices.
Mr. Plat OF Virginia was IN favor OF the removal OF
their ana bnSs rbo had no daes i'm
posed upon them because they had never taken active
NJ Van WycE opposed the amendment, and stated that
IN the 1LIs CopTsst removed the ,a , 80
American senate, there would DO no Republican party
Mr. shanks of Indiana said the Republican party were
Hp Rutler of Massachusetts alluded 10 article In
Memphis newspe ard thought the quarrel 70 wh,en iSa
number Of Democrats. He was Of opinion the proinn'
ent Rebels should have been hanged after the war.
Mr. stokes OF TenneAe was at one time In favor or
removal " disabilities, Bat was sa ed the concession
Of the Republicans had not be- met In the same spirit
Inv The men OF South. In 1858 the Democrat OF Ten
nesee In their State Convention 10 accept the
situation bat IN their recent state Convention they re
no conclusion, and Adjourned till tomorrow night.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-14
ARREST OF PRIZE-FIGHTERs.

HARTFORD, Dec. 13-Patsey Shepherd, James
Gallagher and Charles E. Gibbs, pugilsts, arrested
this evening the arrival of the train from Providence
OIL suspicion Of having been engaged in przcfght at
Greenwich, r l., this morning. GaIdehers lace shows
tie effects of severe pounding. The three pugiss
took the train at Cranston board OF when wac cant
Mot of the police this city, and ne tcleapled
20 have sufficient number OF policemen NJ the depot on
the arrival Of the train to secure their arrest
New-York tribune., 1870-12-14
ROME.
SERIOUS RIOT AT ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL-sEv-
ERAL PERSONS INJURED.

LONDON, Dec. II, 1870
An affray occurred on Tuesday last in front
OF st. Peters at Rome. The disturbance, which at one
time threatened to become serious riot, speedily
queted by the interference of the italian authorities
few persons slightly injured The mob used clubs
and knives, but had no firearms.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-14
GERMANY.

THE PARLIAMENTARY ADDRESS TO THE KING.
BERLIN, Saturday, Dec. 10, 1870
The King Of Prussia is ready to receive the
address Of the Federal Parliament, and deputaon OF
members win set out Immediately for the royal head
quarters before Paris TO present it to His Majesty.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-14
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
SPAIN.

A NEW LOAN NEGoTIATING--THE CORTEs ABOUT
TO DISSOLVE.
MADRID. Dec. IL, 1870.
The reported project for a suspension of the
payment of the interest the internal debt is auhor
tatively denied Sehor Moret s negotiating with the
agent OF q London and Paris capitalist for a loan.
1t expected that the Cortes win have completed the
necessary legislation prior to the arrival OF the Duke of
Aosta, that the dissolution may Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-14
REPRESENTATIVE BOWEN CHARGED WITH BIG
AMY-PR0CEssiON OF TIE BOYS IN Blue.
GENERAL PREsS DIsPArCH.I

The Grand Jury today returned an indictment against
Christopher c. Boweu Member Of Congress from South
Carolina charging that IN August last he married Susan
Petirew King in this city, while lis former wife
vet living The friends OF Mr. Bowen assert IN his beilf
that the records OF Indiana Court will show that
he was legally divorced Just before his marriage with
Mrs King, and that the documents showing this fact arc
on their way TO Washington.
The Boys in Blue" have completed arrangements for
torchg procession the night OF the 2st inst ior
President ana welcome the Forty first National Con-
ress tie Capitol The city Councils have accepted an
invitation 10 participate In the demonstration.
In the Criminal Court to-day the trial was commenced
OF Charles +. Edwins for the embezzement ~ 500 ia
legal tender notes property OF the United states.
Tfe embez took place In September last while
Eiwins was q clerk IA tho United states Treasurer's
Once Cen Spinner, In the OF his examination,
sd he dcpo amount VI bonds necessary 70 cover
the Losses siderng himself liable under his bond for
The fidelity of the persons employed In his Bureau.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-14
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

The following is an official report by the
Signal Service UNITED States Army Division of Tele
grams and Reports for the Benefit Of Commerce
This report is sent simultaneously fron ali the places
named al ll:95 D. IN, Washington tine:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-14
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-Ihe President sent
IA the senate to-day the following nominations:
.f, Pes,onton T. bs comm ssoner of lnrnsi Rereuus
k.tuAn noI 10 tn klsiBcr al lie S.piAn ~ Ne~lsr
New-York tribune., 1870-12-14
WASHINGTON.

EXCITING DEBATE IN THE sENATE-PRoPosED
RESTORATION OF THE ARLINGTON CEMETERY
TO THE LEE fAMILY-TIIE SCHEME DEFEATED
THE FRANKING ACTS REPEALED BY THE
HOUsE-BUsINESs BEFORE THE STANDING
CoMMIrrEEs-GEN. PLBAs0ST0N APPOINTED
COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE
CAUCUS ON THE GENERAL AMNESTY PRoPo-
sIrION
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Sefonntmocl1uuo.

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F0RTY-FIRST CONGRESS,
This Afternoons Proceedings
FRIDAY, Nav g

SENATE.-Mr. Hamlin, from the Commit
tee on District of Columbia, asked TO be dis
charged from further consideration OF the sum-
dry bills and memorials proposing TO incorpor-
ate various companies for the reason that thew
can all be included under the general incoron,
alton law recently passed.
Inc same committee, on motion of Mr.. Ham.
I'm, also discharged from further consideration
or various memorials and petitions asking
iemaie ah snnnrage In the District Of Columbia,
Mr. sumner from Committee OF District of
Columbia, reported bill to secure equal rights
In the common schools OF the District of Co
lumbis.
Mr.. Wilson called up bin to reduce the num-
ber OF officers in the army and for other pur-
poses, and 1t was made the special order for
Tuesday next.
The House concurrent resolution providing
Tor an adjournment on July was taken up the
question being on the motion to postpone the
further consideration Of the subject until the
nrst Monday OF June; which was rejected-ayes
q, noes %.
Mr.. Stewart moved to amend by striking out
July Ath and inserting August LIST; which was
reiected-ayes II, nays p.
Mr. Sumner moved to lay the resolution on
the table; which was reiected-ayes 2i, noes %.
The morning hear here expired, when Mr..
Hamlin moved to postpone all pending business
for the purpose OF proceeding with the resolu-
ton; which WAS agreed to-yeas 26, nays Is.
After some discussion, Mr.. Hamiin moved TO
postpone the adjournment resolution, and 20
take up the bill 10 provide for the sale of the
Usage Indian lands, upon which considerable
DISCUSSION ensued; after which, Mr.. Harlan
withdrew his motion.
ton by inserting Monday, July 25.
Mr. Chandler moved to postpone the further
consideration OF the resolution TO Friday NAV
2s. NAYS Is. ~7
The Legislative, Executive, and Judicial an
preparation bill was then proceeded with.