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BROOk LIk.

Tbs Brooxlyn E u. schuetzcn Corps, Capt. John
H. Dicreks, have forwarded 900 to Mr.. Roesing the
German Consul, for thu benont Of the wounded sol
diers OF Germany
Jamcs McCuo, Henry DOnohue, aud Edward
OH eeiIe were yesterday sentenced to ho pcneen'ary
for Yeas. months and 70 day, each In thc CoOuty
Sessions for breaking into and robbing Fred uro1'r
grocery, lt6 North Fifth street,
John j. Werner the furniture ioaler at Fulton
Nassau streets who arrested the charge oi
cnnspirlng to hro hl store ard wa' subsequently dis
charged Justice Walsh, TrarrestOJ Yesterday by
Deputy Shetih Powers on bench warrant. Werner
has indicte 10y the urand Jury. he was admitted
to bail by Judge Troy.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church Of Green
point laid the cornerstone OF rev cdihcn yesterday
OF North Long Island District. assisted BY tue Rev
G. PuineY. pastor nj the church the Rev j. L. Hall,
The rev Alex Orsham, AMI the Rev, Messrs. George
Lansing TaSl SlOT and Andrews. of Sc Johns Church,
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The Jcrscy civ sintc.

The Republican Congressional Convention TO
he led to-lsy at o'clock In Library Hat, Jersey
City, viii lave harmonious delegations, excepting
the Third Ward Of Jersey City, which viii send
testing delegations, owing TO the hre. ular course
rursGcd at the Primary on MondaT evening last bY
tie Ward Comuitle. Last night large end re-
spectacle meeting OF the Third Ward Rrrublicsrs
presided over ~ Mr.. =. A. Hop ins. chose dele
gatss, Mes. {. A. HOPKINS, sidney Could WIN.
Muirhead, Wm. +. Douglass, George i. Edgar, VIM
A. Lewis. Those claiming an election at tie irregu-
isr conducted meeting on Monday nj 1bt. are \. Il
Dean, Charles H. Hopkins, EoLert Buustcl, j. b.
Farrier w r. Douglass
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An Iri,b Republiean Grant C:ub.

The Irish citizens Of the Seventh Ward appear
to DO alive and active 10 preparing for the coming
campaign. The Democratic element there Is not
wilton, its ea7en OF Republcansm, as appears from
the organization OF clubs now going there
One OF the most important Of these ia the Irish Re
publican Grant Club, presided over by Capt. Ed
O'Shea, who Is assisted In bis work by some or the
most energetic men In the locality. They have al
roady held some meetings. which have been 30 far
successful the number OF their adherents being so
numerous that tieY have permanently engaged the
Hal, i15 East broadway whore they will iu future
kold their weekly meetings on Mouday evenings
eitizcus Of the Cts
triet OF hsuBnttan viii not DO always reproached
with teEaeousiy ciiL gpg to the skirts OF poli
cal factiCn.
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Tho Revival orHiiuaiism.

An immense number of Episcopalians have ap-
poi or tickets TO itross the grand rituast service
in the SAINT Sacrament Mission to-day. The church,
hoWcver, csnnot accommodate moro than about six
hundred. ami tho congregation will necessarily be
lmiict to that number II Ia understood
tAi the Scotch On,e OF TIE holy Eucharist rs
cTbodch in the Book u! Common Pr2ver. recently
aorroych Nv Bishop Doane, Of Albany, Is T. be nsal
by Father Bradley, the officiating priest. This once
sets iorth the "rel presence in the Sacrament in
"heNyenly manner" as IL was set forth in tic
Llturgies used in the times OF Queen Elizabeth and
Edward the Sixth. Nearly all the High Church
clergy OF this city have received cards OF admission
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CURIOSITIEs or CRIME.

Charles W. Bennett, an estimabo citison OF Btaca
HawF, Tom, WAS shot and killed by Stephen Jamel
Reynot, The 10Th inst for driving dog nom updes
n dinner table,
charged revolver twico at HE wife and then away
On Tuesday night he returned and fatally shot himseh
on his dOorfteps. Cause, intempersnce and jealousy
He1ekiah Springer. membsr OF the Ninth Roxl
ments drum eoTps, who has been bard pressed 70,
money since hle return from Long Branch, recsntI
pavnod his new unforn., consisting OF dress coat.
fatigue jacket, trousers and epNuettes Capt Arthul
Juttce scott IN default OF $500 bail. committed him
THc uniform was recovered
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JOITIN0S AMOUR TOWN.

Tie Cuban Lssgue meets a. the spirelcr house u
O'Clock The evening, ~
TIE Iron Aoulders' Union have received . uet
Vroal OF 600 from ueir pionic.
The thermometer at Byrno's, 1853 Broadway.
rangoiirom ~ 20 40 yesterday AfcraEoO
new company is TO be formed for the washins
clusiyey OF native Protoa.ants.
Application was made boiors Judge Ingraham YES,
terday Tor writ OF ccrtlOTAr to bring up the
Johu r, Hennessey and me. Board Of Education 10,
services IN the Supreme Court
Henry IIofer, OF Avenue A anil Houston street,
attempted suicide la,t Ming by Jumping into the East
River al the foot OF Houston street,
Thomas Mooney the dehultiny President OF the
California Building aud L0An Society OF san francisco,
ls the author OF MONEYS History OF ireland.
Tho Treasurer Of the German Patriotic Aid socle :
y1!R6 OF which siaOOOO had been forwarded TO Bern.
The derman Democrats Of the Fourth. NiatA,
john + Honmsn,
Rebecea Biumenthal. OF II Ludlow street, Will.
nillng kerosene Lamp, droppei II on the stove. HH
clothes were set on ME. and sh9 was badly burned On
the neck, breast ana arms.
Las. evening tho members OF the c,lored Biptist
Home Mission Society enjoyed festival in the J-ner'
son Assembly Rooms for the bencnt OF 20 aged and 10
nTm members There was a large attendance
ua,Si6seh o. go RS.t Ninete.Gth ,rs / wnc psy!as
story to the area below and wa, Instantly Killed.
The branch Union No 90 OF Mlchinists and Black.
iita: o, 80 ss!ell"nS"si sh oon Sg dSS
uty OF tie International Union last Saturday n'sh1
o. Stanton street
James Kelly and his wife, late OF II ns;-s streeS
died on Tuesday in bellevue iosrltl two other gry
relative. having also dled since saturday rVe helpless
Iphans are LETT bthln1, the Oldest but II Of ara
aud the youngest months.
Tho patent hstsnlnss OF the new police badges
so t.necA to preclude their hcns WON o. a.
HtsfHo.t Lne serssants oaIses 100 art 80 uealy
| al night.
| The E1scutiye Committee OF the German ralri
oto AID Societies OF New York have fran1i Al al.
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THE POLITICIANS CIRCUS.
5BN. sPINoL.is ExP0SURE or TAM
MANT'S PIRATICdL CREW,

Exbaustine the Catalogue Of Crime The
Champion Of Diners-Also tho Mouuto-
bank and Peter u. Sweenv-Brief Bio-
graphical Sketches OF the Ring.
AIS o'clock last evening the Young Democracy
ofthc Eighteenth Ward gave three cheers for James
o'Brien and thros grosns for Tammany, s prelude
10 the formation OF an o Brien Club Patrick Myhan
was chosen Chairman. Gen. spnols was the first
speaker. The General gave his views OF Peter d.
sweeny. William N. Tweed, and Richard d. Con-
molly. Mr.. Bweeny, he said. was mnde
Chamberlain through frand, and no one who
knows his scts can call him an homes,
msn. He paid the Board OF Supervisors 10000
for his once and Is Of the most corrupt OF lob
bJists. Ia corrupt job is TO be put through al
Albany, Peter n. Sweeny Is tho man to do H. He
levies blsckman upon every corporation which can
bo frightened into paying tribute 10 corruption. But
the great Tammany leader, said the General, Is VIII
liam N. Tweed, man with q stomach unequalled
on the face Of the earth-a gourmand. when he
toted the Board Of Aldermen 10 Albany last winter,
be made them take an oath TO support his measures
the cola eissp on. and now il lies a, sorrodins
70 the gnstr.c juices Of his expansive parnch.
But few years ago he was bunker" in
and orions. Now he lives upon the fat Of the land,
and ridos In wagon given to him for $1,000 con.
tract.
or Richard D. Connolly, alias " slippery Dick"
the prrscr OF tie praical crew, he had little TO say
nul wonld remark TINT, IN hi. opinion, Capt Kidd
looks Vita alslronlEinE eye upon them from be.
Resolutions were adopted ehafaelerising Tam.
many the thieves whose crimes are go glorious
mat TO name tlem would exhaust We catalogue Of
msdemearors," abiding TO Peter n Sweeny, WIN.
H. Tweed, A. Oakley Hat, Richard u. Connolly, and
John 4. Holman as " mdlef ctors who are iotpon.
slele Tor the shame which has fallen upon the De-
Sheriff o'Bhen Was nominated for the Mayoralty.
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OUR GLORIOUS INsTITUTI0NS.
Tho Beauties Of our Primary systcm-The
Prodisious Exploit OF n Political Juasier
on staten Isiand-BaIIot-Box stumns
Extraordinary In Richmond County.


The Hon: Dwight Townsend and the Hon
Thomas X. Davis are the aspirsnts for the Demo
cratic nomination for Congress in the First District
comprising the counties OF Queens, Suffolk, and
Richmond The Democratic primares we're held In
the latter county last night. An extraordinary jug
Cling trick was performed In New Brighton, BY
which 123 men cast eeo votes or the 49, 12a voted
In favor Of the Davis delegation, the 1891 cast
ing the remaining 1888 votes for the opposition. The
gentleman TO whom is due the credit for this as.
founding siight-of.band trick Ia reputed to be q
Judge on the Island. who had hitherto acted with
the n.Sis or "Youne Fellows Wing" This aston.
ifbinR proceeuing CONFUSION. fnv
lights were estinguished, the ballotboI was stolen,
and the kind of1ces Of the police were invoked. In
the general free fight which ensued there was a co.
pous how Of blood many eyes were touched no in
indigo, and the Judge was compelled to make $40
tine In his flight from the scene The Townsend
pArty represented By the Judge was given tie Ger.
thcatee.
One OF the prospective results OF the New
Brighton primary will be developed In the coming
Convention One hundred and twenty-five afids.
Wits have been prepared and to be presented be-
fore that distinguished assembage.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Charles Becker was las, evening run over ami
fatally injured by - of the Belt Railroad line at
Twenty ntth street and Tenth avenue
Rcl ard Daily, a nagman at Garrettson's tunnel.
on the Hudson R,y'r ha,roal wEs strucN nv extra
engine yesterday afternoon and insi siantly KILLED,
WIN. Graves formerly OF Providence. brakeman
the Hartford Providence. and Ersil rallru nd.
over and killed oY the cars On Wedncsday orning
near Niiimantlc.
Last evening, coal train, paasing over the New
ark and Paterson Railroad ran over aman who was
hing asleep vita his head Just over ono Of the raids
near Paterson, and severed the head from tho body.
The body was taton 10 tae Erie depot.
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The Republican Executive Committee held a
special meeting las. night, Mr.. John " Grdley pre-
siding. Among those present were the Hon Thos,
= Stewart, MIR. White, Mr.. Conover, and others.
Several members were in favor Of an early call for
primaries, but tie minority deemed It unadysible TO
take any Immediate action upon the subject At
length after quiet discussion, Committce consist
ing OF kessrs. Polhemus, Lesgett, and (oachnon.
We're appointed TO prepSre report on the subject
and day for the election OF delegates to the
nominating conventions. Nearly all the mem befs
were in favor OF holding the primaries about the end
OF this mo1Ib, or the beginning o!October.
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Ynr Notes.

German scholars are accompanying the army.
In order TO search the libraries OF cathedral towns
Tor dooumenh relative 10 medseval history. -
The 0Ndol Poriretdi Cbrvespoadnos Of Berlin,
government at Paris exists only BY lesve OF the
gutter democracy. II may negotiate where Il likes,
but Germany believes that peace n to be settled,
s the war Ii, between Prussia and France. -
correspondent writes rom Sedan that on the
morning amer tho last battle. when the bugles
sounded sx hundred riderless horses gailoped 70
the rendezvous.
The troops reviewed BY Gen. Trochu reached in
an unbroken line from the Arch OF Triumph 10 the
Place of the Bastile
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DISE BALL NOTES.

The Athletics: Of Brooklyn, beat the Entsrpriss
on TUESDAY, by IS to6
Yesterday the Mutusls played q practice gams
with the Eckfords. and beat them BY s. too.
The Athletics Of Philadelphia beat the Oiympis
of washlngt at tlhii.dciphis, yesterday. so toA
The Montauk and Tuttle n Bailey Clubs will play
to-day tor the silver ball and junior hampionshp Il
Hunters Point.
Union ground. and Atlantic vs.. ports, OF Phiis.
delph'a, on Capitoline ground.
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Last night the Sixth Ward Pioneer N. 7,
Brennan Club met in Monroe Hall. Speeches were
delivered by A. s. Sullivan and Thomas Kiylen. A.
the conclusion OF the meeting procession formed,
headed by O'Brien's brass band, and marched from
the hall to Chatham and Peori streets where they
raised banner, on which Was inscribed, Peoples
Choice-N. 4. Brennan for Sherif."
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THE GREAT BO1T RACE.
An Avalanche Of Sporisinen upon Montreal
The Worlds Championship.

An AVnTunche OF NpoTtsInth Hp0h WohtrtnI
The Worlds Championship.
MONTREAL, Sept 4.-To-morrow the great
four cared race for the championship fthe world and
5000 takes place between the Tyne and 81. Johns
orows, distance six miles. In anticipation Of the
event muiitudes Of STRANGERS have thronged to the
city and hotels and private houses oyercrowded
with visitors.
Both crews ore In perfect training, and frst-rato
race la expected. Among the few New York nota
bies hero Josh Ward, Tim Donoughue, James
More, Walter Brown, Tom Foaron, Bob Elliott, e.
Pener0lly, And &. Elliott.
Betting is dull. The 81. Johns has the call at a
hundred to ninety.lye 1imo is marked al thirty
eight. nine,
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Political SQUIBS.

The Pioneer Woodford and Kaufmsnn Club OF the
Twelfth Ward OF Brooklyn was organized last night
with Capt, jams Joshua. President; Lieut.. J. A. Mil
cr Vice president; DE-, 4. D. johnson, Treasurer aud
James aiTbaEk. Secretary.
The so.iiors aud sailors residing in the First As
scmhly District last evening organi7et Woodford
and Kaufman Cimpaign Club ecctlng Joseph G. Scul
Is President; r. A. FcntOn and y, G.. 1Ownscnd. Vice
rttSIlc. and John O'CounoT Treasurer.
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The Burnside Expedition aud Ninth Army
Corpn SocicIy nI NinEAra EnIlh.

NIAGARA FALLS, Sept. H.-The second reunion
of the Burnside RIneditiou aud Ninth Army Corps
Society tssembed here ai the international liotc.
this A. NJ. About one hundred members were
present
Tho following ofneers were unanimously re.
elected: President Major-0en. A. H. Burnside;
Vice. President Major-tien. j. q. Plrkc Recording
Secretary Gen Lewis NichnCnd; Cores ponding
Secreia ~ aud Treasurer, Col, d. II, Lirned
Philadelphia was selected as the next place OF 70.
union, and Nov. IL, 1871, as the time.
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RAI1RoAD AoCIDENr IN sSGLASD.
A Passenger Train Plunged into Trent Rivel
Great Loss Of Life Reported.

LoNpoN Sept. IA dreadful railroad accL
dent occurred at Tamworth, In tho county OF stat.
ford, this morning The train known as the A" Irish
Mail" which left Holyhead, Wales, late last night
when entering Tamwortn was thrown from the
track by a misplaced switch. The entire train
mostly composed of passenger coaches. was plunged
into the Trent river.
Thus TAR the bodies OF the enFneor and four pas
sengcrs have been recovered. There Is much con-
fusion at the OF the disaster aud It IN slmosi
impossi to act correct account The oss OF life
hos been fearful
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Justice Shandie,'s Friends Overloyed

We have excellent authority for announcing
that the prospect of Justice Shandley receiving the
Tapmany Hall nomination for sherinis very bright.
Unusual activity wus exhibited in all the various
shandey Club Louses last evening. and tho greatest
enthusiasm vns displayed By the menbars Great
numbers Of inhneu'sl politicians visited the parors
OF tho Oriental Club, East Broadway, snd those
interests OF the young Judge appeared more than
nrdinaIilY iublianl.
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Carl Burrs success in winning the Hiram
woodruff stakes At Fleetwood rlrs on Tuesday, so
soon after the wonderful performance OF stare, AT.
tracts additional attention to him as trainer
Amer the achievement on Tuesday, he remarked to
a gentleman who con srltulatc him on his success,
81 have probably seen and han llcl many good
colts rs any man; but | hiye never seen any other
two equal TO MIR Bonner's Joe T. lott and S'artir"
Mr. Burr Is sti'l handling Startie, VINO continues
rlnIhlN 10 InnrnYe
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Tho Judge Gnished With strong eulogy OF N
Loew, and AN eloquent appeal in his behalf.
R.nub,Icau Majority In Colorado.

Dssvsa, Sept. 1.-THE election returns re-
ceiyed up to late hour last night indicated the
crat as delegate TO Congress, By an overw whelminE
majority Out OF twenty precincts heard from. only
increased everywhere throughout tho Territory.
Desva cast LIZA yatak
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MEMPHIS. Tenn. Sept H.-At Shelby Station,
on the Momphis and Louisville Railroad, llst even
ing, Samuel Diekey, planter, and George Fleming,
a livery keeper. quarreed over a game OF ten pils.
soon dterwsrd, Dckcy went to an adjoining store
and prepared to go bunting, Fleming entered the
door armed with louble-b rrelled shotgun, and,
taking deliberate aim, 6red lodging tie contents OF
the gun into DicbeY Dlckey, in turn. loyelled his
gun ana fired. killing Fleming instantly. DekcJ
fell back and eKpiIeN.
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Torcaitght Procession In Newark.

The Rev. Father Noane, OF the Newark Roman
Catholic Cathedral, who has been travelling In Eu.
rome for several months TO inspect churches and
caihctri with view to select plan for n Grand
Catholic Cathedral to be erected on South Park,
Newark, returned home yesietday He was greeted
In TIE evening with grand torchliyhU procession
and seronade at tic parochia residence on Beecker
street
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H,RrFoRp, Sept. IA daughter of Christian
2eglcr OF Bridgeport, aged IL wears, was Killed by
poison on Tue9lly night, by TIE mi-tlSe of drug.
eisi's clerk, who rut morphine instead Of quinino
into pnysiclan's prescription.
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Mis-. Lemma Burkeloa, tho Attorney. n

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. l4,-M meeting Of the mem
bers Of tie bar 6ere lo-day, to take action in regard
TO the death OF Miss Lemma Barkeloa, Young fc.
male attorney OF ST. Louis, who recently died, eulo-
CYSTIC resolutions were unanimously adopted
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Presentation to the Heaviest Man.

Oh IUVsuHY VNtHIHg tHeTe Was THTBe RAIhVT'
ing Of county guardians OF Hudson county in
Buses Hotel, lIoboken, the occasion being the pre-
sentN'ion of q great chair TO the heaviest man In
New Jersev, the Hon. HERMAN ID Brsch member OF
the Assembly Nr Busch was iof two years mem
her OF the Chosen Ffeeholjers. Tho Board voted
him the chair.
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Thn War nm the Acean-

II would seem that the French and German
fleets are now In sight OF each othor near the island
or Iicllgoland in the North Sea.
The French blockadinc fleet has withdrawn from
the mouths Of the Elbe.
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Costoliana late last night sfer reducing the castle
This force Ia now marching on Rome.
NICE AND NENToNH ron TnE REPuRLio.

IoSDos, selt 14-1he rerorts OF popular risings
At Nice and Mentons are confirmed. Al both places
the French authorities have been deposcd, prisoners
released, and the Italian Republic proclaimed.
Rosr, Sept. 49, via Paris.-The Pope La. decided
not to 60 10 Malta. lie has protested formally 70
the diplomatic body against the invasion Of Roman
territory by the ltaiioH troops.
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ouimbo Appo OF for siackweu's Island.

The Court of Special Sessions is opcn oyery
dy this week, Justices D)sng and shanlley In.
teudinr to clear a crowded docket. Qulmbo Appo
ihc Chinaman who bccinc nbtorious ten years ago
by the deliberate murder Of Mrs. F.et ,her, wns up
for an assault with hammer up1n Charles Pom.
another Chinaman. Pnuh's face WA feariully dis
hgufcd. II was y clear case, Qnimho pr-tested
that ne was n muclghUsch Celestial, md swore by
h7 pig'al tNat We was innocent. "If any OF nv
friends arc here" said he, "lct them come forward
and sreqk TO the julio"
Justice Dow ling-iou are = bad man, and your
only propensity seems to be Lo commit murder. I
sNal give you six months In the peuitentiary and
ESQ Hne, to stand committed until ~ ia paid.
About an hour Afterwards the venerable Couuse ei.
lor Nash aNrcaiol for Quimbo and was cIecndiuslr
astonished that the Justice would not reopen tie
case.
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Sending Lovc-LPtters TO Apoihrr's Wife.
EEnlaEiuL ANil.....- l.....

Frederick Williams fell in love with Louis
Hszlemaus wife, ond wrote her letter proposing
an elopemcnt She showed the letter to her hus
band. who Yesterday sought out Williams, and bent
his nose out OF shape with stunning blow. Haze-
man was arriiyncd before Justice Cox, who dis
discharged him iustanter
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Later-No One Missing, and Mono BadS
Hurt.

LONDON, Sept 14-Evening. The Hrst report
from the scene OF the railway accident at Tamworth
were gross exaegerstions. later despatch from
Tanworih says no passengers are missing. and mons
Mnrn hAllY hurt
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FNE Siege Oh PARIS.
The Woods and Houses Near
the City Destroyed.
yeypn Pnssian Army Corps Be-
fore the City.
uiuo-Glycerine to be Dropped from
Balloons
z,,, ,riIJLN ApMy AND p0ME
THE ITALIAN ARMY AND ROME.
ri. Conaueror.' Advance.

toroos. Sept l4-If the plan ofthe Prussians
n realized, they must have seven army corps before
p,r, tbi, morulng. Heavy sieke guns are now
,o,us forward TO tho PrBssiAns for use a Paris and
roor. ," so s''''
pIn.. acp, ~ Tho Ualsns were at Noseutsur
s,rue on NJ nday only Ave miles ess, Of the city
ordsr, had been given by the German command.
N, fcrbiidns the destruction Of bridges behind the
sruy, under dire penalties. large body Of Prus.
,I, ensinecrs is a. Cbimpi.ny, ies miles east OF
Pne The German Cu.iasslsrs ere stin before Sois
sons Twenty 1ye hundred Bayarians arc at Vau.
tpsours.
!, L RsrglsALs FOR IuB EXPLOSION AT LAoN.
Several PruSSl,n regiments have teen armed with
A.,sepois captured from the French. The cause OF
The exposon at Laon, whereby tile eitidel was de.
,roJel s still mystery. though the Project OF tae
Department and a number OF prisoners have been
Koilke
BIELls Sept n-The rrus.ian Government las
demsHde rcugisNls for the.sacrl1ce Of life By the
us,ehcry VI the French in exploding the magazine
d Laon.
LOsDoy. Sept 1.-THE drcc, mail to Pam. has
CO! By HE Prussians at Criel a few miles north of
fSri,, GU tic hpe leading to ctliis and Brulseis)
~. Tns CONDITION OF sTRAsBoURo.
, scnLETrsrADr, Sept. ia despatch has been
received nom Ger. Ulric dated the 9th inst, rep
resentgg the coalition Of AFFAIRS in Srasbourg as
rpidy growing orse. The bombArdment OF the
uV siI continues without interinissioa. imposing
tsc st'erv'i sttsIn upon the garrison.
, BALLOONS AND kIrRo-GLYcrarSB.
= Paris SEPT 1.-THE Pru SLAMS are pumping the
water from he IN ias!arIuni Strasa onr.. and Il IL
reported at they nre preparing 70 send out balloon
,dom wtch Uirc--lyeerige xiii be dropped into the
Trench nnsa2iues
1nr norE oF nsDIArioS ALMOST ooNs.
Touns, Sept. II Tile Prussi1ns raw. ousented
~ the request OF snitzct,luf, 10 permit non-com
Daians 20 leave Stra,bourg. II IL reported tbat
a. enyo, hom Russia has arrived at tho Prusslan
hhmsf h4, gu r,crs. Tho PARE joucal1 now say
elt thjy la7a li,tc hope OF medhtioa.