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FouNp NO BILL.-The grand jury OF Areeany
county, Nd, refused 70 lind an indictment
against Colonel Alfred spates upon the charges
made against him Of neapgroPnatmg funds OF
nIed the position Of President Of the Company.
irbis h bout whsf We expected after reading
the evidence before the Maryland senate Tnyes-
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WOMEN CANNOT HELP TAKE THE CENSUS
The United States Marshal for the Southern
District Of Ohio having appointed two women
assistant marshals to take the census, the Su-
perintendent, General Walker, writes to him
that such appointments are illegal, under the
act OF May q, 1850, and cannot be accepted
Their business is to increase the population,
not to enumerate IL. .. ...- - .--./ -
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JUSTIN s. MORRILL,,
II. HAMLIN,
,JO8H p. STOCKrnN

Managers on the part OF the House,
Mr.. Conkling.-The form OF that report an.
prises nobody Of the result OF the conference, I
ask the honorable Senator from Vermont 10 let
Us know . little about what we are TO vote
upon. -It-r .tl .,. ~
Mr.. Morrill,, or Vermont will state thar
essentially all the amendments Of the Senate ara
agreed to. The eleventh amendment WAS IN
relation to the s25, 900 fund, which by the House
bin was 10 be entirely Appropriated for the
support OF paupes. This was amended by the
Senate, so that It might be in part appropriated
for the establishment and maintenance of
schools. The House committee OF conference
refuse to agree to that, and the Senate weld.
Then, in relation to the place where the sub
scriptioDs are to be taken, the Senate had In
serted, instead of the oaioe Of the company, the
National Hotel. That Is by this report Changed
to the Department OF the Interior. By the
seventh amendment We have changed the an
pointment OF the treasurer, who, under the bin,
was to be q director of the compauy 80 that
thew may appoint any other person as treasurer
The last rec0mmendafion is merely In relation
to the height Of the stalls In the clear that thew
shan be not less than twenty feet in height.
Mr. Conklng.-What Is to be the eccupation
of the building, except for stalls? ss5I -.
Mr.. Morrill,, OF vermont.-That Is not speci-
fed in the bill 1t wiz be whatever the corpora
The report was concurred in.
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NIX. u. T.. NANDERBURGH, OF New York
PRESIDENT OF the American Building Block
Company, contradicts the published statement
that he testified before the House Committee on
Education and Labor, in the Howard investiga-
ton case. that the material used in the con-
struction Of the Howard University Building
was entirely worthless, asserting that he said no
such thing. -.'t- ..-'
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GEEuIN WiR DESPlrCHEs.


Dsgninc Tied Hand auI Toot-Thrrr Nov
Armies Organ.zci-Thc N'rch on Paris.
DrRLIS, Aug. q AT 8 o'clock tAs uarniac.
Mc'z was completely inves'ed. Marshal Z zliac,
who is In command there. makes TO ccor TO force
passage. Desertars toport tie extreme dynor4 i.-
alton OF the garrison. Tho Prussians are strongly
utrenehed before The place.
NANCY EASE OF SUPPLIES
The prussiln headquarters are Temporarily icatcl
At A. DiZicr. Great quantities Of stores for thr use
Of the Prussian army are aecunuatins q! Nancy. o.
the three new armies just organized IN Germany,
one will march on Paris wiki the prnce Royal, and
tie others will remain 10 protect the re r.
REsgSTrNG FRENCH rARB,RiTEs.
A note has been addressed from D,rlia to al tic
erycys Of Pruss, in :ar 20 TIE nas OF truce sot
into the French lines asking the cessation ofhosli-
ties to uuTy tie dgad, which truce VS. r':rscd ~
the fig tsUtcd three different occasions. rruss y
Therefore declares rs r,so'Gi.5n TO oAc ar lu-
matte negotiations TO tta Preach pcople uatA TIC
empire IL declared a, an end.
Tru TIE ParssIAs AR.iY.
Au- e'.-The d'sTo s.toE o. the dIorvn, German
arm.,s {. as follows.
There AZ. eighteen carps G'arar,. containing 1000
uen olch. 1Ln fret army. ulf,r S'oi1m. ..s hls TIE
1t. "a, AMI s,A corps. 20 Netz tie .ceo.I l.-'..
r1l.r pIrc, fry'ericA Charles. t1c so.o.d, Ttti.
tlatn anl Top'h Co.us ut N,'z; the q .,' a.i.y
UNDER t'c r-r.san Grown Prince N. T.ns, e.5.h,
ana Ewau'N Corps. rul two lHvlr " co-r ..
ma.'h.nt, oN Paris. the iou-A nrH. o.. '.r t.
.nl iw...a Cows, -at tbs t..'a o
rr.s .lu q .1~'.; III. t.th trm-, a.t .. ... We
d-r. i.- %. Mt-.,u' 81. aal e.. ,y..u.., rll
i.tU-.- . Iu tlr ..... uf % .-iHr!.. f.. s.yt
rr'1v u.' .r t- C~.-3 p.s' of N.c..l r..-
N,IHo".I. D. u' t.H .'ur.: UuI Oh H.y..... 90 D.
'... l.... va C.a....H a-. L L"' a'..', is g.. Boz
i.. iHtNt 90 l'H.' tll .lft.
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BIsnoP BaYIET,s DISCOURSE.
The Dogma Rcn fiirmcd.-Thr C.cumcnicnl
Council Described Interesting Service
iu the Newark Cathedral.

The Dogma Rcn nirmcd.-Thr C,cumcnicni
Council Described Interesting Services
iu the Newark Cathedral
T. Bishop Bayley celebrated PontiGcal Mass yes
t,rsay morning. in 50. Patrick's Cathedral, Newark.
He was .s.is'cIJy ra;ce.5 Reilly, Ki.lcen, and Dali
ter, aal The Very I,er. Dr.. Corr-an, NicarGcueral
of tie diocese. Tic services were announced TO
begin at lOJO but long before that hour TIE spacious
cathedral was Iaekod, tLe yestLyle, aud eyea lie
sidewalks cibng crowded
Ancr the usual ceremonies, the Bishop remarked
that though II would not ne inopportuns for lin to
say something about the Gcuneniral Council. TO
should reserve his full tEoughs upon tho subject for
some iutgrt discourse There was no Pope sin.c
the reign OF s.. Peter WHO had done 50 much for
The Church the present Pontin, Pope Plus TX, or
suffered 90 much for liz Masters cause. He deemed
It to the advantage of tie Church that the Council
was leld. The proceedings were marked by de-
hScratrncss and thOushtulncss of purpcse.
Seven or eight hIgtrsi Blshops wee cJngroga.cd
from all parts OF the world, Of whom a large num.
ber haG suffered lor the faith. One Bishop from
Eastern see was cons.crated, whose three prcd,-
cessufs had shed their blood for tue Church. such
were the mon WHO assembled IN the uoblest teu,nle
erected by the hand Of man for the worship of G0l
oy.I Tie remains Of Quo hundred agd seventy pom
tbs. to deliberate fUr tie good OF the Church of
God. Nhupetauon had baen poured out upon those
everywhere made, US though they were enemies Of
lie woala Ike 10 speak Of the dogma resulting
from their deh6aratlObs, winch had always existed
In truth and was always believed, but now Tor tue
hrst time anhounetd-the dogma or hlahhiity
Bpi at Tic present time hv would merely that u
a th j. t o.. plain IN the holy Scripture h T.
that iuu to b, .YHius Gar Lord luI SAVIOUR Jesus
tirls. cU crg.J ot - Potter and las Successors pc
cU.a' ptitIetf o!-uct mona hls oin.r Apostle,
for the u.iN l.a pr,s,Nat.oA ii t., t.ii,l. /.
sIlrli ~, be i1N,.e t, rhc s.pt o., ,.af m. w.
c-u lcnr4, e.l 10 3, ileLt DO h.+ a'Wa}- orj0s
ana t>'.,.S'I II N'.S .fe ho la't."oHitr. uo
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srAEKS rHoM 7in IALEGRIPH.

Ai.c,a'or ilis anticipated m Mexico with Lcr5o
de- o.. tt1 ", ts bead.
Ihc Lon. lous- rIhll d.,i in Scranton, Pa,
Cr Aay mrfulH-, nl''d ,1
C'as. =. stNcnss rctory in Baltimore was uurn
ed uD ra'Wtuy. Los $4,000.
IlgIIIi,t q Caap ~ or Second AdYultis.s, 3,
m Spr, 20 l., Mass closed last ngAt.
HOlv,r =. pckcy las been uoH mated for Cousres
Ui The Republicans %. Lac. tcr county, ia.
The sJu Francisco Republican Convention hl.
adopt d tlt tax paytis' uoSct tor Cily and count.
llc Red River provisional authorize, Lave dcci-
DE-" that would DO usevss to oppose the Canadian "a.
lc4iton.
Nr Charles nltlrr, nj Scarslac. glye his annnl,
festival H. ia box NcaIUW ana tArto ugi.LnJg.ls
Sunday schools en- THURSDAY last.
Nlpolcon's BIRTHDAY was privately celebrated b.
the IrcuoA IN Mexico, tho press having protested
nrn.nh' Iuoic c-tsbralon.
CHpt, John Lcflugwcll, Ysrl master nj Plum
Point, %" the DutcGcst and Columbia railroad, n is
kIle. hy "a locomotive ON SaluIl.y.
capt Edward Stacy late r.vcrro detective IN
ItuNr-.e' has lrtn comm ''r' "I.l lu Nashville o.
ch.iG. q. l!ac@LAl.uG A.."t a, d o..
bishop simpson, who 3, IN Emro. " Y. as o.,
Ur'slI NJ uiu0,r of tnU tu-t ttltnl Con. .rguCr.
lg"IAttl IN tue opera ilOu.cj jei rI-Y l'tg..u...
JOHN McKiel Of Cod SYru.. Y. oul r. G.
IuNt1 OF hu'tpp, roWci =. s'' F"H D r.la lN rsr
Lhallts lNtl ou a rsaF, tae I. 10 u.-tI.. ~ tnL..
1.-TWO n.AVI.s aA4 LIO'oAS lssv-Gs.
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WALL STRHEr F0cKEr-PICKIyo.
The Little Plrasaatry that n Er0laer At.
tempted on his Friend Ana the Little
Piensnntry that IA Thief Pluyed ON HIM.

The Little Plrasaatry that n Erolaer At.
tempted ON his EriCuc-Ari the Little
PiensnDtry that n Thief Played ON HIM.
On Saturday afternoon last a well known Wall
street broker threw his duster over his arm.
-raspod his valise and started hurricdly Gown
toward Cor'andt street ferry, intending to Join hi-
f,riy IN the country. a brother broker, bent on
he sane crrlnl, overlook him on thc way, but see.
in- that he absorbed. conceived the notion oi
l-y.ls hiiic fen Dro&ar 80. wore rnomy dus
ter over ia cio.h!ng and ~ he stepped syly behEd
30, aa osrolnny abstraetsd t4e contents OF the
Others coat pocets ind transferred them to his own
Before theV rcaehsd The boot 10 had IN tbs monnor
oun'ryed TO make away with an ':nhToi4arcl hand
k,rrlpf, Va.ua'' c'slr Sc Oiled With fine mrs,
q ~,vcr tch toE = silver carl clsc, q hand -ome
lu Intended us a lf.Huut, Issr Il CEt Wing tubgc-
,y. tru Il new iscN ut l.f ''is card-.
tnc' on tao '.rrr lc3t, be stc9ucl up e. No. I.
with i'i cttNoa, -.e lvIiug tIa corners 20, Ii-
m.H'i, nnI iII Ii liU Ca tao sf,u.f,". Nr;u J
haua. stiu.S iol ovrl. and soon n. o. ..l 40 i
90 ,asu4 V y, Wt",l .I t' r.,..cI ar.t-ir-. cap.
t.lr % d. ..l- on h.# .n' .t' So t..s Str 4 l's
l,-- with blank cVfra...'0 o. C.Urtcut0.. Np. .
laughed LgitF -ll toll Do. ii.ud OF t.a It'c o.. j
wa.a tc lad nH.H'. y '..u '.. Dis iarl into als
lcrh't. la' log 10. 'hi.s Vri not tl,Gs.
S'l., tu.,r,f's.u- lI.s4,et,i bad mot sc' $50. -
l't. -aWr tnI l.l r"n,H. . t.a Lu.Is i.J'I L..
r.cSo. as fast as Ll bad uut tl.m 10.
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Droohlyn policcmuu's Story.


SIR: | am a D etrber Of The Atlantic Dock Police
a9d have h'cl Tor th' past i've NclIg hayc Rlwpys
oono nF dut ln such manner that | have ma.
tuCyC- dread nc. and VIII now show hos, am uphnld
10 ~ dpiHg. ON the eyrllng ct tha 3Hh june ltt 7
stOpIC two noted river ntncn wiiahuut 800 rom! T.
81 sugar which saS tAAea from quarantine iilhipr
Through ugr I'm, nis, such As are usually thtuNu i
lie WAY OF OtlCegs could not rtng The To- ma
The United states Authur!es mcgntlmS s,zci Tho su
gar for non'rRY ent Of duties ari II sent tNr
tUstom House, md for ID hay0 a receipt. Oac IT
tlcsr boetncn tsued warrant ~ inst for laccnN
but the complaint was dismissed, Thea came u CtVil
suit winch NIlt by fDf-u t. tho tArtrs al MAX
fhce' rasrs wlrC before lrsfc nrl14., ava n they
had be u brought TO trial should have had iusltu
Next CArc CiS sut N tho Police C1rrt oV M,rfIe
nNtauc md Adepht street Wnra Il At least three u-
iru'l where tle tgut~lC,luu CttutHci, tutH tl mo
tive bud tnt cunsc0uuncs, aud 90 iut "a -nu Ia tn
farce brought ou Che rial J. hR ur rin.I 20
she irun NalHnl me ~ sar 20 49, sul sail Ih tiDt
uur hun uh TIE 'Uth OF Iuue. Ia LuN -wCIc TIA :
tonhi on me u lnrc, ng1 mat fGc value WAS So
aud tNat lie lOuEAt it ui the captain %. 800 .T a.
The stream lie dl not know m name Cf ttr Caf tain
or TIE yusso'. | admitted 'Nii t'o rae sugar. ana
WlNtt { give mF trrtlU .rN, 60 SHOW tu.t | lad lIt
dpuo my duty RA % buuIic officer.
lu mAailg NJ statement "a cNlc' aA ly t'' bench
~ every ros.'lg Way; and h.nrc h.l given lHIi Of
%, ar1ai .'-' Was su -mar.y Slut o oy 'ht ,Dcu
"lncra are too maav OF such ne Won a1out. Yor a-,
bigger !u see pa tat u.l hnH hINv 1870. G.t ont u.
h.rr eve Judgement tor tae CONS! aaii..i laA.
cost. ." h...t E. .S.
Sergeant h1.nt'r u.c.. Pole .ull.
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guaranteed. Tho Prince further says tha; only sur.
pus food viii be taken for the German troops-thet
nly which Is not required by the peaceful Fcn,h.
Tho Prussns say half the journey to Paris has been
accomplished. All the distractions are now left far
behind.
THE PRrssiLs REsgRvEs
Tho TINES OF this morning says, In review Of the
resources OF Prussia, that three armies OF tho Re-
serve have been formed, TO await events in France
ono on the Rhine, under the DuSe OF Mecklen-
burg .schwerin one at Berlin, under Gen. Caustain;
and cue In Silosia, under Gen. Torrcuberg.
HAcMAuoN's ADvANcE-snARP FIGHTING.
There has been sharp G,htng between The french
AMI Prussiln cavalry advances near hon'medy
Heavy reinforcononts have tccn forwarded TO the
Trerch armies by TIE Northern Railway from Paris
Marshal MacMahona object, 60 far as on opinion
eau be formed here appears to be to gather up the
broken corps his command, TO rocrui, and swell
his rauts BY now eyics. and subsequently sweep his
forces along TIE borders Of Belgium. avoiding u
pitched battle, and leaving the Prussan commando RS
and troops to tho south.
MacMahon will then. It Is thought, enaeavor to
form and complete junction with Marshal Baz'ine
Ut point north Of Meta, aud, should he he sue
cossu n tbs, arcrward strike the Prussian line Of
communication somewhere Beor 81. Avoid.
TINS IL believed 10 be the strategic movement
which was binted at by Minister Pdlikio in lis
address 70 tue French LEGISLATURE couple of even
ings stree, when he gave the mcuhcrs great hoi o
OF ultimate success by predicting glorious resuts,
almost certain triumph, from tic imuediate carry
Ing out Of a grand plan OF Geld action ny BLzliuc
| and MacMaton.
CUTTING orr Tns WATER SUPPLY OF srutsnorRG.
| The prussan force uesesins otrosoours ar, still
engaged in turning the course OF the river ILL., ~
| shut on The supply Cl water from the city. II they
| succeed IN taia, the moat viii also bc lei. dry.
| 1Yrurs FEVER ~ It's FRENCH AENY.
Tvphus fever has made It's appearance IL the rank
| Of tie army Of France
II Is predicted hore that the terms Of nelre be-
| tweea France and Prussia vii calbrlc' toe fellow
| ns point. The vosges 10 be the rltarc boundary
Barrie Due to remain French teiri.on tao prov
nee OF Al.lce to be rari'ioucl hc'V ea ElyIrilan
Baden; Wurtelb.rs. Le.A- GnC-plGss.44 to &c
| nothin-.
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PRICE Two CENrS.
THISKEI-, JIfLOgsj-. .IND fHE ~
JERFEREECE o. HEiES.
a Womnn'@ Eara@i CJi-An.thtr fa.3s.in
A. hlrring the Toiicc-At..r - - i4uiso
OF q suicide Revival Uf the Victim,

4 womnn's garaai C1i-An.itlr ta.,s.in
~ frning the T0iirc-At..r - - TAKE,
o.ta suicide Revival % the Victim,
md Der Deposition.
Paio'wan AbcrctonLic was co,tc1 by JOHN
Rogan. hborcr, at about t.al O'Clock yos'ordW
uotnir~. rear uc city lno. The ran n.u;m, 60,
orcer tat bis wifi had just committed su...lc ut
their residence on Glove roij. between r.. on mi
brooklyn avenue Aacfcr1mbic ac'oura-."l Re-
Ian TO TIE hose. and rcrnd M. Pa-.t, v.o J.,
about 20 years old lying Unconscious l u.t collar,
with large cash iusi below ter c'ia. T.c oCcei.
finding that life was net cst'ae', summoned 60 Ilv-
sician who dressed tho wound and hal q woman
conveyed to tie County Hospital .t Fa'5s''.
Inquiries were made !u rc-lrl Il, tic % o.'s o. tho
couple, and It wrs asccrtrati that tl,, lal uot
been living aulcajig together; tnat tfcfs Lal icon
dispute in regard 10 G,g rrofcr.g, d. s t,it tae
seus-in.aw and Gauglte,:il.lsy lll teen nalea-
toni- to get tie oll woman aWi7. Il. ga Lad LEO
accused his wife of being on too fad'ils lrrA' "h
one Taomas McLonsflit, . sartil:onar..n, who ro-
aides in the neishbofhood, aud II is said that 10
hal bc4ion Lcr several uncs.
On recovering consciousness, Mr.. Eesln s1ii tiat
she had been afraid to 90 to Be-, approaching a
murdorous attack from her hc-1nl. 5ae added
tlat she lay on the bed WITH her clothes Until
O'Clock on Sunday morning, when she vcat cut TO
the stables: then her husband seized hur ~ tie
neck dra god her into tho cellar Of The house, and
cut hcr throat with q razor.
Regain was taken into custody by OFc.r Afer-
crunhic, and reaching the police station said Lo
was innocent; that mis. .inS his vile at about
O'Clock in the morning ha won't out ~ search for
her, anl hearing sroans In the collar went tcro aGt
found her with her throat cut
Oaicor Wij,martn IN searching the cellar picied
M TIE razor about twelve icut from WAC'' Mrs.
Er-Jn was lpund.
Coroner Jones went to tlc hoe1i'a' a-' oycring
aud tuuk MIs. Eegau's cgis UorisVI deposition ~
follows:
NV uauc s piidgct Gccan. believing That sha lie
r. u the -Cui wound iu my iurNl' ma i7 % 'r.
ucnf Tbs ugrulng cay went guf into ttr tables,
n4d Will, tu.ig my hisru.l. JuNu lic -tu. tduH uui
drtgcod we into the Gel and whru hr got ~ 90 MS
| tie Ul4dig o. the cellar he cIl-lt one byI.nl pnd
under ny arm, called me d-u old p, 4ld then
cut ny throat WIth iHypr lie uad hia ~.
| ie.gw nn1 brother all drank the bigpt
l.iOfc, but Guu't know Wlt.t' er EV husband Wa
a.upk not whon he cut NY hoit. although am noe
sur". Ihg!c "a 10 one "a hI Wirl De- Is n. TO
went ont the CO lar ait-r Cttt,4~ uT tuHl' adt
r, came hack agl.u, itrl Elr up. uud carried mt -
another pir' uau srt lchad po ., wrer' rc lst
Lr. A. t.e ti.e Dc cut M th.O,t was stslin- np.
| Tie plyeiclrs say that II TIE wouad 5sd hcen
| hitler lower Mrs. gan would have eN2irei 1.rost
ms ant T. but u was hyn tGlt neither tA' jrsL.st
vein ncr csrCtl artery was cut.
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rHE SIlU.irIoN ~ PAaIs.


Irrpnring TO Receive 'hr HrrI"aps-Shrieks
"i me Tnnoh rrr.'- N'rn''ous ',' hn'r al
"..',,",,,.a %. -, ,'s,,o,,
r',;u
Pans Auc % In the Corns Ih.;.,otir yes.
,.r,,y a.. Co,,, 40 p,l,soo or,o,,,r.I ,h,, ,,,
.i,,,.y,1 pr,s..,,. .,f,c,.gI vim ,,d
tul. Win b,syy los oaI he ..yc por,,.g ms. a.
,-evi,,,,, t,lo.r,uhcJ NJ Ar,,, d,.r,o.t., i,,r,r.
nation ol tie situation OF Che rrussiau armies Lut
IL, Minister of War declined to rerly.
NJ. ruIras ACCEPTS.
ybohv calling into the ranks m,rrlcd mon v.bo
Aayas served IN lhe army. was rejected.
n. Theirs naao ap czDl.p.t.on Of nj. posl.io,
He said lie only knew, OF hii appointmept as A NOM
Der OF N. Committee Of Defence from the columns
Of TIC Jg,iHql O1eiR that morning. lie accepted
the trust through devotion to his country but, hc
said, ho must have the support Of the Chambers.
4'his declaration was received with applause.
The pIes.dcut tecreuDou announced that tie en-
tire CDamAeracc"ptcdt the appointment ofM Thl,rs.
To a Question put hy NJ. Picard, Count raNhao
answered lalt lh' d'lfh'lNon OF arms To lle Nj
uonh Guard was the pfero of bis alnluistr'-
ton ana thal he WJu'd not perm' II to deyvNe upon
5Goaleih'
S'"" ~ '"e i"I~"oN'
!" "o 'oha''' yia' tl'y' N' Lll''''' M''r com
H'uNc''Ion rom Tue mIAls'er o' war HFis de'aIs
q t'v Occupation o' Inc eoNauy Oy ue rru'slanS'
'''l Il ''i"A villages ana ''""f' "''cH were III
''1''' hul'AlereI 100 quchlN II was haldly their
l'N'''
4he Government Wo' However T.. present Cahi
rO "ith s'TiA-s ia'E OF l'relnou@hI, had cot-
s'aA'y ieA''' to arm tie people Of Alsa,l,
L1J1-'I,' 1H' 'Ham '.Ae' thus beIT"yia. q
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ENGEISH WAR DISPATCHES

Surrender of yitry 10 the Cermsns-Slr.
teen Cannon and Nearly 1000 Rsrnoh
soldiers Capturcd-More French Eirto-
rioa Claimed la P"ri'-sa"rp Cavalry
fiGhtihs hear moh'h'"S'
LoHDOS Aug. 2s.--Ihe following official dcs-
catch i. dated u.tIe.Dpc. F,.!aypi,.t.
,r,.....,,.,, p, vi,r, ,,.sr...,.-.i o, ,r,.d,,
,,a.-t.- ,r-. T,,,.s,,,, c',,,,., n ,,rrs Y,.o
t..,,.u,,. a, ,,. E,,,,,,G.,,. M,h., r.,, d.
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REBUfLDryG CnARLESroM
An Eloqucnt Appeal from the venerable Bish-
op Lynch-A Handsome Rcsp0nsr by the
Norlnn NRthoIirs of MilIiRnisbnrah.

Hotnan Catholics OF Williamsburah.
Yesterday. et TIE halfpast 10 o'clock high
mass, tie Church Of Saints rcter anu Idul IN VII
liamsbure1 was flied to its fullest cayaci'y. The
announcement which had been made by thc csjccmcl
pastor the Rcv. =. Malone that Bishop Lynch Of
Charleston would deliver a sermon in behalf Of his
diocese, which Is in great want, drew together uds
large assembly.
The mass was hcgun BY tie Rov. rsiop. who.
after rociting the Esrie E!c-on, ,rctrod. The Rev P
Campbell, tue sIstart pastor, thea asctndod toe
altar and oniciat,d until The reading Of the last G
rci, wien again tnc Trv. bishop intonod tho lone.
dioion, and bestowed his Jlsssag upon Ae ELtc,-
Darng the inass. after the cclebran, I'd read the
Gospel ot the dny. nishoo Lynch asc.n 'cl the Star.
lo - okc IN feeling terms 81 the III dncs OF rather
Malone, WHO hld invited him To- spcIs N Sts Peter
and Paul Amer eoqucnty describing tie troubles
and hua' success ~ asinr Tie deep and broad
cese OF Charlcs,or Ly the Right Rev JOHN Eng.
ltu1, ni.t Bsho" Ot Charleston, who, mona le.
r. parish rtcst OF BanlrS Ireland was
ras,d 10 80 tS'"tti SGT Jrduous position
bY tic Hoy PcnuG Plus Ito seventh, the clo-
que ! sre1ker called upon his hearers 10 assist hn.
the un. bisl0p. now tdt a:e Ws beginning 70 en-,
iccole LIN liis a' hard task, bnt y" work had
to be done. 10 MIA was the rebudinr u the dio.
ccse oi Charleston i"tru,icd Tho beautiful siruc-
unfold, had been destroyed. On every side were
dc ruins Of Gods temples. From every side arose
the venerable flthert look, from yur expect succor.
| On my succcs. .un to the epiPcopacy, ! dii but
have TO pluck the fruits Of Others thcrs; now how
changcdi The thoueht Of the terrible responsibility
witch rests GtOu TIE at times almost unmans me
What con dot TO God and you,my Christian irouls,
| a peal for assistance. Give OF your means tfat
| may rear Temples and schools for my poor flock (;
| that | NAV comfort the widow, and hush the cries
Ct tie orphans that again my priests NAV hc cna-
h'nc to minister TO tie wants Of uc pc pie; rtmcu
| betng the wCrGs OF our Saviour, BLESSED Is him
| tldt rvcs, and him tia, receives"
! This touching appeal was molly answered BY a
| large contribution.
| The Rev. Bishop remains this week at thc r. =
derce ol t1e pcv :. Malone, ns his honOr,d cue 81.
H. VIII -I-l.-L- Inc.LAn c.Lrl- Oh ..L- LL-- llL
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The Third Avenue Railroad Drivers ard Con.
doctors Association ate their annual caowier at
Pelham Bridge the "lh inst. Three large stages,
drawn by six horses each took tho 90 the grounds
The day spcn; In singing, dancing, bali playing,
Gshng. and swiur.ing. mo A performed In
surprising manner on the flying trape2c, accom-
panied on tae violin By particular ,rira1. Tie
rand nrile was The cinner. Tho vest driver on
tie road commonly known us tae " Bear had the
pluck to get away with the following: 80 baked
clans, cars Of corn, plates Cf roast beet plates
of cnrucd beef - -llsscs Uf Legr bottles OF wine
II plates OF chicken, vatcruelons, 81 raw clans
pllleh VI LsLl, II Oulailc drinks.