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POLITICAL SQUIBS.

Anew Charles f.. Loew Club IL 10 be founded d
tie Ninetcenth Ward on Tuesday event y next.
Tho Sodiers' aud Sailors WOodford al nd Ksufmann
Club Of the seventh Assembly District hung oat ~
lumnnted tablet last evening Al their ncadQuartora
broadway and Elghth .'rect.
The German Renublcan Central Commttss lssi
night organized nom its members q Wuodford ana
Kaufman Campaign Club; Pretiicnt, VIM Gellmanny i
NcePTeSident. VIM. Weber secEetnrS lcnry Itchar6.
The citizens Of the Ninth Assembly District havs
largely signed petltions To Commissioner Samuel A
lcvs Of the present Board OF Eiucat on requesting
hnn to accept TIE nomination for n m6er OF Assembly
fJr their district They hayo received tue ggnAuraa
OF the most prominent and ,nnleupal OF thss
section.
At numerously attended meeting 0r the w. r.
Roberts Association. last night IN notauc Han ERst
Broadway under the auspices Of VIM. Fgan Pros<
dent. the utmost enthusiasm prevailed on nomnsuag
W. X Roberts. ESQ, y. ;hc Democratic choice OF Ih4
district TO represent In Congress RespluIOns &C..
were uuanimousy adopted. See aN rrtEemeDt 10
another co.nnn.
The Kansas Democrats Yesterday nominated Ira
G. sharp for Governor A y. lev Lieutenant tover-
nor G, C. Duron, Secretary ~ state; II. NJ MAhAn.
Auditor s &. soyh2rt, rreasur 7, u Murray. su-
pcrntendcnt OF Public lnstru-tlon The resolutions
take strong ground in favor OF taxing bonds doing
with tie iOnal banks, against coOlY labor An1
hccep ny the Fifteenth hnen ilncnt as a laality
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'"YTss Observation-Disclosures E
Brooklyn Delegates to the Democratic state
Conventions.
The Illinois EpiscopsIinns against the Revi-
sion OF the Bible.

CHICAGO, Sept l6.-In the Episcopal Conven-
tion to-day the Committee on Revision OF Scripture
presented a report condenning toe PRO osed revi-
sion of tie Bible by the Canterbury Cnnvoc itio- ,
and they ground theis oUjcciOns on the olowiag
reasons:
First-RIclustveness OF the movement; o notice
having been given to sieior churches. trcend-Ihe
han qurstonabc oftEoduIy oi som, q The mem.
bcrs tonrrsiny the Conyocaton. Tim. The scanti.
nsss &c uncertainty or eK 9eetod results.
The following resolution vss adopted With but
one or two dissoLting Voice:
Re.o'red, That in OF the marked eNclusiyencSs
OF he movement. the more than questionable ortho
doAy OF sole vhUse co0neraEOn has oeCa formally
yoae aud the scsntueAs And uncertainty ct supposed
benefit, the revision OF the Bible. row beIg wade by
the Cravucaton OF Canterbury. the Julg. OF
this Convention, unNi and mex pcdient
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NEW JERSEY.

The Rev DR.. Kelsh has accepted call to become
the Rabb md Preacher OF CHE congregation Is na
Abram IN Newark.
Mr. j. s. Bradley, OF Jersey City, wishes to say
that the report IN relation ~ his whipping boy n in'
correct lilo was not within Jour eel Ui tie BOY,
Maggie Bryant ten years OIL, OF 353 wonty.
rxth street New York, taken to HrsarE snd ROan
papped.
compo has been organized IN Jersey CITY,
with capital of SJO0OO0 10 MI ~ tue ie Oauk u the
hackentack river, ana build number uI .laiu eleya'
tors and stoTehouses.
The Hon. John Hill, NJ c. from the Fourth Dis
trlct, s authorized to give TO one young ma II nls
trct who cannot anoTd coi egiate euucaiOD pcnt.
nclary scholarship ~ The LoulsVils lkyJ Medical CJl
lege
Henry Woodwork uied at st. Mary Hospital,
HebOGen on Thursday night Two weeks ago hr ai
his foot crushed by The falling II the weghI OF ri q
driver. Tho foot was aniputatsc. and uogJncstlon
ssitinz In cauhed bis death
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An Uopest OmrinI Rewarded.

The Hon. James Il, Pearsall. Member Of As
scmbly from Queens comfy for the last two years,
and the only Democrat Who has rersistently voted
against tho Tax Levy and ether schemes OF Pub ic
piunder, yesterday the recipient NJ service ci
plate from his constituents a. n mark OF their per
sonA e-toem and their high appreciation OF his
vices. Among the subscribers to the gift and the
signers TO tie hatterihg letter accompanying 1t were
the following prominent gentlemen:
william Cnl!sn BRYANT. Elias J. Beach. stcphcu
raber, VIM. McCoun Henry W Eastm-n So on on
townsend. ". I. H. onderdonk. Geo. s. Downing j. o
A. King, Conrad Poppenh usen, Benz. W. Downing
Y. D. Hinsdae, L. Bradford Prince, Jno W Lawrence
Benz. d. hioks, Ihos he,sslgeE. Theo. ~. sgli,cs r.
mar, JOIN Charliek, Joan A. soaring Clinton Graha
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The Inst Day of the Doncnster.

LoyDos, Sept. l6.-rhe Doncsster September
meeting closed to-day. The event OF the day was
the race Tor the Done ster Cup, which was won by
H. French hlly SOTnete.
Doncastcr Cup, value 800 sovcregns, for colts and
hliei three years old and upwards. with paine and
PENALTIES for age and previous successes, over the
CuN course, about two mlies and i've luIluIgs.
Major Fridolin's oh. T. Sorncttc, by Light out OF
Lord Falmouta's b, f. Gertrude, by Saunterer
out OF Queen Ber,ha ;......;. .:......:.,....
Cantau hacneii's ch, C, Border Knight, by Adyen.
turer out Of Miriam Observation-Disclosures.
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Gcrrt Smiths Arraignment OF the Late
Republican Convention.

The Hon. Gerrit Smith publishes . circular
charsing upon the Saratoga Republican State Coo.
vention double deception. Toe first deception is
embodied In u resolution, In which TIE Republicans
say that ss the people Of the towns vi lages and cities
have the right to license the sale OF intoxicating
liquors. they should also have the right to prohibit II
This latter right Mr.. Smith says. they possess already
Therefore he asks why the Republican party seeks to
dolude people into the belief that II is willing 10
make this concession In favor Of temperance, when
that concession has already been made through the
agency OF the Democratic party. The other decep-
ton charged upon the Republican Convention Is
taeir collecting parcel OF Republicans In another
room, and calling taenl "Tcmperance Cunven.
ton" seeking by thlS mesns to secure the support
Of t..e auiidramsnop party
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHbs HERE AND THERE BY THE
SUNS REPORTERs.

Dr. berecrs Post Mortem-The Fee that he
Coveted and that he will NOT Ge,-C.n-
snrcd by Coroner's Jury.
Frank X. j. Whipplc committed suicide in
seacsucus N. j., BY placing the muzzle Of a gun to
his mouth and blowing OF the top OF his heae. On
wednesday, Coroner volhardt held on inquest, and
wishing medical opinion, asked DR.. Berger Of
Hudson City to examine tho wound. TIE Doctor,
having an eye to the fee OF s25 for poa nort.p,,
quietly proceeded to cut the SUBJECT up He opened
the stomach, took out the whole Of the internal
economy, and examined II minutey for the prob
able cause OF death. When he appeared before the
jury the Doctor testified that death was caused by
gun-shot wound In the lead. The jury having heard
o. the Doctors post motten. tensured him for un.
not get his t25 fee. ~
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ANDT CARPETS WEDDING.
The Hn ndsomest Tammany Demecrat Mar
rics the Handsomest Lady In New York
He Gives Her n 100000 Diamond
Necklace-Goraeous Bridal Gins.

Necklace-Gorseous Bridal Gins.
Our esteemed fellow citizen, the Hon. Andrew
J. Garvey, led to the hymenial altar on last Monday
morning the beautiful and accomplished Miss Isa-
bella Mcdonald, daughter of Kenneth Mcdonald,
Esq. OF Cumberland county, Nova Scotia. In oSe-
diencs to Mr.. oarvey's wishes, the marriage cero
mony, which . strictly private AFFAIR and Only
witnessed by his most intimate personal friends,
was performed by the Rev. DIR. Adams, at the Madi
son avenue Presbyterian church, corner OF Twenty
fourth street
Mr.. Garvey, who ia q noble specimen Of manly
beauty, was sttired in full evening dress costume,
Nhch set OF his handsome tall ngure TO the best ad-
vantage. From his bosom resplendently shone his
$4,000 diamond solitaire said to be the most costly
brilliant In this country. The bride wore q white
corded silk dress with point lace trimmings. The
marriage ceremony occupied but q few minutes.
Amer On appropriate address from the venerable
divine the bridal party proceeded n carriages to the
new residence Of Mr.. Garvey in Fity.tonrth street
which cost, exclusive Of the fron.. a. t15oco
Tile muiunic...J OF presents received by Mr.. Gar
vey from his hosts Of political friends were for the
first time exhibited In the psrlor. 1t was q rare
sight Tie room resomoled the first floor Of Kirk
patrick's establishment A prominent jeweler of
this city estimates the value OF the silver ware alone
at rot less than s15oo, and tho jewelry at upward
Of $4,000. But by far the most costly present to
tie bride was made by the liberal groom himself.
II consisted OF q diamond necklace worth 100000
The quality OF the diamonds In this necklace Is un.
surpassed Mr.. Gnrvey, who has always had the
fondest partialty for diamonds, has lost the
opportunity to purchase for a number Of years back
the nne't diamonds he could nnd and the entire col.
lection we're set in this magnificent necklace, the
equal OF which there 10 not in America.
The bridal tour only extended to New Haven, and
yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew J. Garvey returned
70 this city.
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LoADON, Sept l6.-Gen. Ch ch, the command
ant 1T Strasbourg, reports that the bombardrncn ut Is
constant and terrific. Tue ci,y has been badly dam.
aged. lie has no idea Of surren0eriuR.
LONDON, Sept. l6.-A despatch dated Brumsth.
Sept 49, gives detailed particulars Of the progres, Of
the siege OF Stratbourg. On the i4th inst, right.
fully desolating cannonade was opened By the Prus-
Aans.
Early on tie morning OF the 18TH the firing ce Use
Ia decrence to the display or nag OF truce by tle
b'siogod rccs An officer OF the garrison advanced
toward tie lfus-ian lines ask 'ng, in tIe name OF
Cen. Uh ich the cessation OF firing so as TO enable
q party Of adlcs anil few wounded civilians VINO
had hithoro persisted In remaining to leave the
eitv. Tue request was granted and In . conyer-n'
ton with some Of the iusitiVus II was stated that
ttc -rreI.nr among The people was intense.
TIE provisions Rave nearly given out. and are
strNca Ou In Idllous Of very limited quantities.
Mort, itv md ,krr's, IN consequence OF priyaion
aud wait or (. j, are yer lreat. Yesterday the
ctzcn, made IN ''.cr appeal TO Gen. Uhrich, endea-
yOrHc e. i'ucc niUl 10 irldt inevitable destiny "
Gen, Ihrch rHIncl tlit he felt him cf TO be in q
nost par u-I son, Lu tnnt he must at all hazards
d-crtrsr Lis amy to his country.
Lliy In his iast despstches Gen. Uhrich, the
ooumlrdauI 1T sirdsb0urg, admits that the siua-
GOn Is desperate. Gen, Won Nertber, the Prusslan
Commander, dCers the general Assault on the city
20 order that the garrison may not DO uselessly
bnchegud.
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The Inst Reception of the Season at Green
wich.

Ex'Alderman Charley Hall. Secretary Of the
Amercus Cub, invited the wcll.known Stable
Gang" to accept Of his Inequalities at Greenwich,
Coma, of which opportunity quito number OF the
members avaicd Themselves yesterday, among Others
George w Butt, yich''l !. sh'racy. and David l.
NJ llsr The honors OF the occasion were In the
hands OF tho noble Alderman himself. assisted by
John Vanderbeck AMI Benny Van Arsdale. Besides
= magnificent dlnner, thu Gang" were treated to
bne sail in the famous yacht Lnvood, and at their
departure salute OF tHenty-one guns was ficd,
Mike Shandley In return announcing the s,tisfac,
tion OF the party and declaring their reception and
entertainment were done In "bang-uo" slyle.
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Charles Jackson, of 10 South street, Philadel-
phii, made an affidavit before Justice Downing yes
toriay afternoon that about six months ago hc let
Joseph Rood in charge of club room on the second
nCor OF l4s Fulton street, with instruction. to sell
the same including the furniture, card tables ivory
checks, cards, and other gaming paraphernaiia On
the 2Sth OF August, Jackson came to this city and
found the room closed and Rood gone. White he
was searching Cor Rood, one Dayton handed Jack.
son letter from Rood, enclosing several pawn
tickets representing property leii by Jackson in
Rood's care. The Tombs Police Court is nov re.
quested 10 recover the gamesters property for him
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James II. Leech was placed on trial in the
Kings County Court OF Sessions yesterday on the
charge Of resisting an cfheer and committing as
sauit and battery on him. Constable johnson tes.
titled that on the 4th OF May he wen, to the resi-.
dence OF the accused for the purpose OF serving a
summons The accused would no. allow BIN to
read the paper, and his further attempting TO do
so snached II out OF his hands, tore his coat, broke
his watch and turned him out OF the house. On
crossexsminaon 1t appeared that tie date at which
the summons was made returnabc was A..
terel and that the complainant had been
drinking. Judge Troy declined to hear any
testimony Tor the defence. and charged that under
ordinary circumstances, suatching a copy Of sum.
mons from q constable without rendering the legal
fees was technically assault and battery and that the
laying OF hands upoo the Constable was the same
onenoe. But the alteration OF the date without
authority made II entirely different, and rendered
the process void. and therefore the Constable be.
came rcspasser, and might properly be elected.
lie was aware It was common practice to alter the
dates OF processes In this way, but the practice was
a pernieious one aud ought not 10 be allow ed.
Under this ruling tie jury rendered verdict Of net
guilty
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The Republican State Committee Orsanized.

The Republican General Committee Of the
State met yesterday. Mr.. J. H. Ramsay was called
to tile chair. TwentysiI OF the thirty ms,nbo-s re-
sponded TO their names. The ofncers elected are
Chairman. Alonzo D. Cornell Secretary, l.. L. Dotv
Treasurer, Geo. opJyke. Executive Cumu,ittee-
Alotzo II. cornell, L. l.. Doty, George Opdy kc
Gen. Sharpe, j. II. Ramsay. X. A. Merritt T. D.
Weoste'. c. A. Arthur. II. ID. Robertson. The
CJmmittee's stated meetings are 10 be held on sept
90 Oct. 10, Oct. n. and Nov 8.
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Paris and the Republic.

PARrs, Sept. l6.-The city has been declared
n q state OF Siege Non.combatsnts are to be OF.
pslled The forests around are now entirely con.
somed.
Il Ia reported that as the Prussians demand gu a.
5sntees in case OF peace, tho Provisional Govern
nent is preparing to furnish them.
The military headquarters at Tours are organis
ing large army formed OF the eontngonts OF The
western Departments, and those near the Fyre.
ness. In the Departments OF Bouches du Rhons
and Gard, the volunteer ebrollments exceed 5000
In all France over million have been enrolled
Italian volunteers have arrived at Lyons
Electric lights have been placed on the city fo.t-
70 reveal lie euony at night
, ThronLs Of p.op'e are escaping from the city.
ARREST OF PRUsSIAS SIZES.
severa Calans were arrested this morning iu
fnis disguised as citizens, and were Immediately =
taken to the once Of the Minister OF tao Interior
n IA expected that they viii NEE. the same fate that
has been AWARDED to all the other spies captured In
the city Tie shsrpshoOters and Free Corps are
c.Iurins many Russians in the suburbs.
HAyRE, Sept. 16.-Psris is said to be supplied
vwo three million kilogrammes OF gunpowder.
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

Nrssrs. j. V. Farvell & Co. annorace that ths1
los b. the recent are In Chicago will not ercssA
ylDe elo
Yesterday morning thrce-story frame house 90
buena Vista avenue In Yonkers, owned By Mrs. Aunan
da Cotton, was butned. Loss si so
The Merrill House and barn at Warren, N. H
were burned yesterday morning also, the bnrn an&
carriage house OF IL. W. weeks. Loss $500 msnp
Anee 5000.
On Thursday i,ht TIE house rnd ou,buidings of
4 Lcment ot Durham. Me was burned Loss ,0cet
insured ior $50 In the Home Insurance Company. a
New York.
The woollen mill OF Messrs. Ho, 4 Ogle, of Mana
yunE. Pa, partially burned yesterday. Loo.
siOGoo Insurance. $4,000 rrlnclpaiv the Inpert2
and Queen Insurance Comp lnles, of London.
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Herdic Park Races.

WILLIAMspoRr, Pa, September l6.-To-day
was the last day OF the Herdlc Park The first
beat y 40 Dcs, three in tive. Now Berlin Girl, /
Jennie, 2; Quaker Girl, 3. Time, 2:i3, 2:i5 2:49.
The second r-ce was for running horses. half
mile, best2 in 3 Capi,ola Florence, q Time,
h1k. 50. IS.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGEyCh

After Senator Henry Wilson had addressed the
Inyncibes OF Philadelphia. last evening, he was sere'
ma TED.
Captain Frank speght OF the Liberty street police
has started for California Overland to enjoy bis
60 DAYS leave Of absence.
Lieut. Col. r. W. sterry has been made Colonel OF
schenen Lieutenant Colonol tpd Cap, Fischer Major.
Hiram Ketchum died al Hyerdsle yesterday al the
advanced age OF 78 He was lawyer. Aad at ono time
a prominuDl member OF tho cid WING pArly Apa arm
psTsOnAI frlsRd OF AaLil Wsbstot.
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ITJy1s FROM CORREsPoNDENTs.

"YOnkers" complains that the proper authorities
do measures to prevent BOY DatAing from ths
pubic wharyes around tue city
IN" calls attention to Boss T0oed's call 10 IN
present specimens Of water meters Tor test
ing, with view TO their adoption 10y the Department
Of Puhc WOrkt and thinss the people should interest
themselves 10 30 tnat good meter shall be sdop1ea
The Sun Ia informed That the Princess EalIhs may
hAvs temporarily resided al Gutenberg, n, j.. and
near. but not at hnpet Grange, which us eoantry
seat of DIR, A. WetheTbee. OF the Journal " SPphsd
Chsnalsrv, lac doctor has or been hoh0red bI =
s4it from thr dating ulshsA sabs womAa-
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THE BALL AND BAT.

The employees OF the Methodist Book Concern
play the Mcleod Rne at the prientaI gtouhos to day
The Mutuals piaVsi the EHperts OF Pbiadelphia
yesterday Ol the Unton groVnas, and defeated them
byDto4
The Stars Of BROOKLYN play tho Chamo,on Ama.
teur Experts OF fhllRielDhia this aferao on the
amt A
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The following entries have been made ior the
regatta of the Manhattan Rowing Club to take place
Sept 20, OF Ninety second street, East Rivers sin-
gle scu race Frank Bell, City Island John A. Bige-
low, New York; william Henry Hays, Greenpoint; r.
Blue, New York Michael Glenny, Harlem. Double
scull race, N. u. Byron and C,iutOn kssam, Har-
lem; Richard Deely and William Saunon, New
York William Ryan ard mate.
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The Canadian Fishery War.

0rrANA, Sept. l6.-The following is a list Of
the Amer 'an fishing vessels seized by the Cagadan
violation OF To fishery laws Pr j. y. Niekenon;
schooners Wampabuck, A. n. W 'son, M!nuia, and
Marshall was seized by Her Msjeety's ship oil var
Valorous and tAyen to arlo:teiown, p. K.
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Mir. Chri.li.l NiI,enn.

The Empress of Song spent quiet day yester.
day IN the Clarendon, vRrl Ing e reception ofa ow
callers by a ride through broadway and Finh ave-
nue. she spent part OF the evening in the house OF
friend, and dropped into Ninios. To-day she ~iil
attend II rehearsal for Monday performance. sales
OF tickets for her sx concerts here had realized
over 90 600 up to lhst night.
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Jersey City Firemeu JunkeiinE.

Yesterday afternoon Diiigent Hose Company,
No. 8, Of Jersey Ciiy, started for Boston, to take
part in the annual lremens procession OF that city
They were accompanied by several gentlemen
among them Mayor O'Non Noah D. T.llor, ana
on With their beautiful carriage IN nae stye aud in
high spirits.
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The Common Council of Jersey City have re-
duced the amount appropriated in the tax ordnance
from g. EOS 600 10 i1i3l1i, to which is to be added
the county and state tax Of Ss9S,325. The Po,e
Commissioners, whose allowance cut down to
AFRO, ,OOO talk of legal proceedings TO compel the Al
dsrmen to pay the full amount demanded BY them ;
and the Board OF Education also threaten 10 rebel
against the authority OF the Aldermen.
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NnnnIean nnh Enrenie.

LoNooN, sept lG-A despatch from Berlin
Hate tlat ouiy feS curious travellers have thus
Gr visited Wihe,nshOehe since the arrival there Of
MI Emperor Napoleon and more than half Of them
were Americans On Friday last the Duchess OF
Hamilton VI Tod tue Emperor. He dresses Ia IN
orb-s uniform, dLd las ID. ConnGau perpetualy on
o. hight during hrs almost ineessant walks. Princes
AUn ani Moskowa. nr Chnrlns Pilot, and
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BROOK Lfk.

Rosaana Bauer, OF ils Marion street, Williams
turgr, committed suicide yesterday noon by hanging
herself in her garret.
Patrick Taornton, OF e16 De KaIb avenue, was
Killed by the falling OF a. iron pipe, weigh ng 400
pounds, which he was aiding in tlng Al DaVlisons
tardons In afayete avenue, The pipe fell upon his
head, cTuauing IN the skul.
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Canrobert on the Road to the
Capital.
THE ARREST OF PRUSSIAN SPIES.
The Prussians Massing Around
Paris.
STaASBOURG IN 4 DESPERATE STRAIT.
tn. copoueror,s Advance.

LoSpoS, Sept l6.-The Prussians are msssing
a, some distance from Paris Fifteen thousand are
st Joinyille. The Prussian headquarters on Friday
were Al MsauI.
zares p M-The advance OF the Prussians Is at
Breteuii and Neuily Marne, and their scouting
parties have occupied Corbeil and Ciamart.
The Prussian army still continues its work or do.
s,rueton. To-day they took possession Of the rail-
road station at Chantilly, where they captured .
trsn detained the passengers. and eonnscated their
baggage. Another train, which was In motion ss
ibe Prussian sdvanes entered the station was nred
upon by the troops but succeeded In escaping from
The enemy.
rHs PRUssiN ATTACK on PARis
win be directed at first against vincennes. and a
large body oil Partisan troops will confront them
there.
OCCUPATION OF coLxAa.
force OF 5,o0O infantry and cavalry OF the
Grand Duchy oi Baden. with twenty cannon, occu.
pied Comar on Thursday, after tkirmish " Oh tho
French rihemen. The Uhlsns reported at Cour.
celes.
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RAILROAD AgCIDENIs.

Patrick Barry, a 1agmAn at Kellv's tunnel one
mile south OF ?hinehsok. We killed by ezra train
on THURSDAY agnt.
The 1916 =. NJ. train OF the Hudson River Raj.
road whhe running down L. a nth avenue, Fifty
seCond street lGn into team belonging to Mira Cas-.
peneB Of Broadway, cutting OF both the mind legs OF
the hOrsef. and sm ashing the truos 70 pieces.
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TIL. Moruo, M,ii,in soueIcb.a.

SALr LAKE CIrr, Sept, 16.--Gov. Shaffer to-
day issued proclamation forbiddinE the Assem-.
bling OF the Mormon militia aud gil gatleTin OF
armed persons within tie Territory. All arms ard
ammunition now In the POSSESSION Of the militia
are ordered IN be turned over AZ ouce TO Col. Vim.
M. johns, AdJutant General.
Gen. p. L. Connor is appointed Major General OF
the militia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-17
John Hassou's wife's Divorce.

Anna Hasson seeks a separation from her hus-
band John Hssson because he took home revolver
ard trresten ned to shoot her, They were married in
1908 AID have two children, aeo4 six and cight
wears Hnrson denies the charge. judge Jones
yeserday ordered that john pay his wiic $40 week
pending the action, and $lOO for her lawyer.