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DESERVING the TAMMANF BoAr.
More Recruits for tho Gallant Young De-
mocracv-Mcmbcrs of the Tammany Gen-

mocracv-NI cmbcrs of the Tammany Gen-
crsi Committee Rcsisning.
The following interesting letters have been
sent to the Hon. VIM. NJ. Tweed:
xR. hoRAs's RKsiGSArios.
To TIE Hon. william NJ 7tpeed Chairman Of ne
Tdp,mdny General tonntttee.
DEAR SIR: ! respectfully resign my position "A =
member OF the Tammany General Committee rom
the Eighteenth Ward. 20 long as Tsmmany re-
mained true to Democratic PRINCIPLES mud TO the In
terests OF the people, so long have ought faith
fully under her banner. But I can have sym.
raiiy with men who, while insulting both German
and Irish Democrats by retaining renega le Rcpub-
lican and Know-Nothing like Abraham o. Hall In
ofnce openly degrade honest members Of the party
by prescribing such true Democrats as John Fox,
James o. Bren, nni Others, because they have
lu' civ their faces against municipal corruption
The Democratic party must he ?ursrd of such trsi.
tors ns A. q. Hnll and his conicderntos. propose
IT, work Tor this end. am eir your most one lient
servant, D. MORAN.
The sun., 1870-09-16
The Copou,ror,, Advance.

LosDos. Sept Is, ls7o.--A special despatch
non st. Denis s,a,,s that the PrusSians In appa.
renty countless Thousands are rapidly marching on
Paris- Accurate calculations give the numbers Of
Che invading army at four hupdred thousand.
4 FARs. Sept 15.-The Pruss,ans are still swarm
tng around Nancy.
p LONDON, Sept 15.-The Daily Netos OF this morn.
ing contains letter from Berlia, giving the views
of the Prussan Government The writer says
I rsv' PRUSSIA WILL NOT NEGOTIATE
,Afth the present Government at Paris. Prussia
proposes nrst to oecupJ Paris. The Regency, and
She benste. and the Corps Legisiatif will then bc
eummoned. who will be expected to name Commis
sioners TO treat on the Prussiin baas. When this
tresty Ia signed, Napoleon will be released. and
francs will DO lett free 10 choose her own govera-
ment
P4sn Sept; g:-Ths Pru.,iaps to Day are s.nDsd
near the city Al Nogest sur. .Ssins the Ubhns Sp.
Pesred. but reIreaIed when It became evident tnst
The peo2's
a. INFANT TO GIVE IHzn pArTLE.
II s reported that OF the large siere guns OF
Che Prussians deeply imbedd- 10 the mud OF the
Canal dc Ia Mzrne HIln. The uermane attempt
French suddenly let tre ~nt"r out OF u. IL b sald
this viii delay the Siege for considerable time.
OPERATIONS BEroRs srRAsBouRo.
. MurpxiAuEIN, near sTRAsBouRs, sept. ia de
faebmeat Of Gen keiler's command dispersed a
day. The bcsiogors completed the tard parallel be
Tore brasbourg fues iay, aud Tor the pas. forty
eigbt hours preaching battery has main aimed
constant nre with telling effect.
The sun., 1870-09-16


hADuip. Sept. l6.-Sehor Olozaga, the Spanish
Minister to Paris, has been recalled hl, offence be-
ing the recognition OF the French Republic, when
By the present treaties, Spain 10 bound 70 await the
sctioa OF other Powers before taking such . stop
BRUserLs, Sept 15-Noon.-The mi.siou Of NJ
1sehsrd Is positively confined 70 conducting The
French Legation until N. Berthemy can arrive, and
10 thanking the Belgian Government for lie kind
meas TO the French wounded and prisoasrs.
pfseUsrED WITH Use.
Minister wsshburne is disgus,ed with eecrstary
Fish. He told Jules Fsvre that he had protested
personally against useless messurs and dlsapprov.
cd the cruel coliness OF the American Government
In refusing to stop the vandals.
LONDON. Sept i5-ibe E,eetsxv Hsys Of Paril
says negotiations with the object Of obtaining pesc'
have been roing on between Jules Favre aud N hnis
ter washburne at Paris, aud Minister Bancroft q
Berlin, but they have failed. The King Of Prussis
REJKcTs AMERICAN MEDIATION,
and Mr. Ban crot replies that he can o, liy remain
spectator OF the conflict Mr.. Wsshburns, on com
municsung Bancroft's despateh 70 the Minister Q
Foreign Affairs added that he could only record hi
protest against this impious war.1
The sun., 1870-09-16
NEW YORK'S WHITE SLAVES.

Umpire-Mr. G Glover. Empire Club.
Time OF game-2 hours and 10 minutes.
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b1i 81 q alh FERN So integral pan
f8n Hsl aa. q railroads nos cover
aH3fg faa oanuerciai
sr. = teu standing "a e,slsrd
y Nea Hak oar particular ST.
teatau g apayf attracted b. ibe East
asI West Zines Ns tave alsstrtol lbe
eHsfaB sliA ah.cb these Iuoa are csm.
rt.el. $50 especially thc route 10 ST
Louis Fii Kea5asy ana raelac The
l.ne 81 e Sd Joseph. No, Is pap com
pldel &c North Mlssouu Company
ai1suGle ils hos up 70 ihis point
fsam he,e .he ST Joseph and Denver
cts Railroad Company are construct
. lee direct b Port keauey. where il
tu,elsaets lhg Union PacIGe Tho Com
paHy have noW established tier road
complete nearly seventy mtlus west
lgom s. Joseph, aal are push.ng ,igor.
eusly oa % hraner. aud NC observe ia
our advertising columns the balance OF
ihe.r oau i now offered lor sale. Their
agents report the earning ~ beyond thC
expectations q tie Company. As tbi,
line IS tic shortest aud most direct. III
bussnsss viii be enormous. With
sacA natural advantages in then
favor, We cannot doubt the soundness
81 the bonds d this Company Tb,
high rate q interest thcy bear S pea
cent ia gold. payable here aud in Eu
rope free Of taA warrant us IN credit
ing the report q the agents that they
Gre eagerly sought after No tim,
should be lost in applying for these Sc
curitiCs ny parties investing lor SAT,
and profitable income
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sgRfOTs HI0T HgTu'EE.N' IRIsH m
H0HgHs Avn 0A.g.ta E.BL.f.


The Oangcmen Of New York held a
picnic, Tuesday, at Elm park. in eele-
bration Of the battle Of the Boyne
About 1000 persons were present Be-
fore Ito affair was over the Orangemen
were attacked by party Of 300 Irish
laborers. whose anger had been reused
by some expressions Of the former, in
sulting TO their nationality and faith. =
The asssilants used the stones and i'm
plemens with which they bad been
working, ard the orangemen defended
themselves with their pistols Thomas
Grady was shot in the head and in
stantly killed, rs was also John Brady,
boy fourteen years old, together with
another man, name unknown. Four
others, Patrick Cam, Thomas Murphy,
Thomas Adams, and Samuel Smith
were fatally injured, and large number
Of others severely wounded A large
force Of police was summoned to the
sepot. who succeeded by the vigorous
use Of their clubs in quelhng the riot.
Subsequently the cars carrying the
Orangemen down town were attacked
and several persons wounded and the
cars badly damaged. Thomas Kane
was met ii Central Park By some
Orangemon aud fatally stabbed The
affair created the widest confusion in
the neighborhood Of its occurrence.
/ There are two versions Of the origin
of the difficulty Superintendent
Jourdan states that the Oraugemen
4 played party tunes, and used insulting
aud upgentiemanly epithets, and final
\ III threw stones at the workmen, and
fired several shots before any attack
was made upon them The workmen
then assailed the 0rangemen with
/ spades, shoyeIs aud every available
weapon, whereupon the Orangemer
used their reyolyers. with which nearly
all Of them were armed Capt Helm
states that the workmen were the as
sailauts aud after two or three hun.
drcd 81 them had stormed the park anc
driven 5000 Oraugemen out, the fight
ing was carried on in a scattered man.
aer an over the adjacent territory
During these skirmishos some hun
dreds were wounded and several kill
20, bat tie fan particulars have no
yet been asceltaned Three workmel
are known TO have been Killed and fyt
have been taken 10 Bellevue bospita
10 AN iusensible condition The wound
ed 0rangemeu were taken from tb,
Geld 81 conflict in carriages, aud il il
therefore impossible to ascertain theil
number, bat il il believed no Orange.
men were killed
Six deaths haye occurred thus far
as Tic result Of the not
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iseEsnnsrs Segt TO { S. Govern.
moa, Sioeks there s probsbly 10 bet
ger security j. ihs eoaatty ,hau First
Mortgage Bonds on trunk hines u fpll
says .ssnel Al limited amount pef
miie a. examination ~ lbe steck ales
confirms q. 10 tbs belief ia many =
the sA,iAay boaas are quoted Al 5 pre-.
mian
Lines q fa1aay running EWi and
Wea through rs clatfc u the canii.
heat astp lattieuialy iofared. y 4
ag4sleat ifom lhe us.urns Of earnings
rablisAel ftom time ID time There
ar manY iaaas for railway companies
aoa "a oar markets. sud iAe n.oas d
lhea ioF lhe coanpleiiop q nes Ancs
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/ direct that ny name be inscribed
in plain English letters 90 my tomb. J
enioiu NY friends on 30 account TO
make nue. the subject Of any noDnment'
memorial. Or testimonial ahatoyer !
rest ms claims to The remembrance oi
nay country upon my published works,
and the remembrance Of ny friends
upon their experience Of mo n adli-
tion thereto ] commit my soul 20 the
MERCY II God, through Our Lord and
saviour Jesus Christ aud ! e1bou ny
dear children 10 Try and guide them.
solves by the teaching q the usw tcs-
lament u its broad spirit and 70 put
10 lalii 20 aay mans narrow constFuc-
N0u u is lettef.- Dickens Will
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The limo is rapidly approaching
ahen railroad trains will fy with light
ming speed from one end Of our CONT
0enl to the other. without even stop
ping to take drink By the way. A novel
methcd q supplying locomotives with
water, which has been 10 use for some
time ia England il about to be intro
lucsd into onr country The Hudson
river railroad company have already
made successful experiments At Mon
trose station, near Peekskill, there Vas
constructed d tie centre Of the track
trough 1900 feet in length, - inches
deep, ana is inches side This was
lined with sheetuon, heavily painted
Tue trough is perfectly straight, vii
hold lG.001 gallons u water, and is
fea by couple u springs 4 locomo-
tive uas also fitted up with an ingen.
iously constructed pipe, connecting
vith the tender, and having nozzl,
which can be simultaneously dropped
lotto lhe water, While too train il ron.
uing 50 miles al hour When the iirst
experiment. Was made he water rushed
With . rear into the tender filing il L
tlc complete satisfaction q al concern
el
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laA ApnBI JuHN 4 DAHIaHrS died
Tuesday morning al Washington. while
dfoss iof breakfast He had been
ii iof DAY ~ two aud complained 81
pain IN Tie regicu Of the heart Ad-
miral Dahlgreu was a Pannsylyanian,
brcd to the sea, having entered the na.
~ Ia 1926. vhen rs years old He
subsequently, made a study Of naval sci
.uce and became passed midshipmau
IL 1882 Ills coast survey service IS
90 Az aud the invention u the Dahl.
efen gun raised bin 70 high position
among naval and ctdenanee men aud
10 ,he command O. the Washington na-
~ yard Fortunately for the Onion be
lcld this important pest az The break.
aul u tie rebellion and refused to JOIN
mos, u It's comrades II rebellion His
services luri0g the war IRE stall fresh
IN The minds d oar reaiers lis great.
oHt series probably was ID command
ing lhc South Atlantic blockadiag 1set,
where j. spite, q The Eaglish suecr q
,ba time, he practically closed the cost
80 eouittleraie commerce lie bad CD,
honor % giving to bis country bis soi
l'lre a dashing officer whose martyr
,lo,n IA a raid On Richmond was one 81
She mos, thrilling episodes q tbe con
te,t
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rw,ve u rbe n30t resi a,
tho n,ku dttg rlaia Tug 49, /
4a exciting Ua srI
amoug arpef d d,aaeai pafH,us
The stale aud i.ars 49, entertained
sbeu almost destroying iaa Gasp
some setaus NrJ s nbbtts
Iawua. Waybo county stated Is
rcogu,ly that u bs ngishlorhagl d
bugs are making sad work Wlh d
leaves and toi~ g ITO earhor variety
potatoes The Farmers Bsed great sal
"a picking oa ths bugs That 6ra Al
poarcd ana il eating 90 ard burutr
al the leaves. % lar - tbey eould ],
coect them, upon Which gs hal ley
lad Bat Tho pronagaHoo g tbs 4
sceis is altogether too rapid 10 allp
Sc Their being DESTROYED cficctually
single bug lays sometimes, MS many
seven Thousand eggs which hatch ,el
speedily. aud ia yety short time II
Young bugs commence upon tho leave
The eggs are Laid upon The under sid
81 The leaves, Ia short time the lea
ia very curious manner wlll twist
self around. aud bring the eggs uppe
most, whom the sun vii hatch them
Me nbbiits showed Hs some oi the toI
Of tho Early Rose potato. upon Viii,
were tho small, bright, yellow eggs, AZ
bugs in all the different stages
growth, He aud his neigbbors ha,
done their best 70 set rid q the PEI
but are afraid the bugs will keep abe,
Of them till tho end Of the season
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NAVY

The entire reorganization of the
French Navy YVES ordered by the Gov
eminent in 1865, and has since been
vigorously carried forward Profting
by the superiority Of iron clad vessels
afforded by our war, France has paid
special attention to the improvement Of
her navy in that respect At the com
mencement Of this year she had G2 iron
clads, 2G4 unarmed screw steamers, and
81 paddle steamers, and ll3 sailing
vessels; with an aggregate horse power
Of 92,G27 horses, aud carrying 3,0lj
guns The French navy is commanded
by 22lS officers Of different grades
The sailors, affoat and Oh shore, mum.
ber 1896 in 1869, which together With
engineers. dock yard laborers, navy
surgeons, aud Others connected with
the force, bring the grand total d men
engaged il the service Of the imperia
aeet up to "A, ABB Ga the var footing
the strength d tho navy can he raised
to TO, 900 men, this being the number
entered on the lists Of the maritime con.
scription. Exclusive u the above art
the Marines aud tie Colonial troop.
amounting 10 2s.G23 men.
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4 bara belonging TO The Troy aud
I.ausIugbafgh aone Railroad Com
ptAg. heated 10 Ians.Bgbnrg, aas iss.
t,agea Is Csc Friday morning Sew
snty,Gge hofees, ten cars sud orc bun.
.irel tons g hay. with s quantity q
other property. was buuel Loss SEQ
g0H covered by insurance
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W - aMNAs ooNlmmNI9A.


The Constitution u tie North Ger.
man Confederation declares that every
North German is Liable to service. a .
that no substitution is allowed TIE
strength n ihe Federal Army o. the
peace is settled upon tie basis u ! per
cent d tbs population, aba tbs Pfus.
sian military legislation s APP
piled Is al tie States 81 TIE Esd-
Grafton. The total strength q the A.
MY d North German Confederation
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rs Senator frenhngbuysen, Of New
jersey, was confirmed BY the Senate On
Friday. as Minister 10 England in place
II Mr. Motley removed
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i,.sss th.Ir ,i,et,an
g.et3.s The tsfso If oa,ee az ths Assistaui
IsJees fthe taunty Court. sheriff. Hial Ia
III. Auaru,,s Ju8ses Of Probate aud Justice,
4 he peace. shall !, two wears. aud shsIi CON
m4kes 10 tls arst day q December prat alto
uatsl.etisn.
ARTICLE VI
s.s,,on Al he session II tic General A.
.t,al.y a. his state d. lisa and Al the scs
stsn thereof every teAth year thereafter, thJ
senate NAV. L, = vote oftwo.th.rds of he mem
i.ef. male pre,f,araia u amendment 1 tho Con
.,,,n,,, 4 me s,.ie. xhiel prot5.s.s az amend
ts.4 lftopr,1ffed IL il ap.aIoflty II ne men,
l.ers q tho noase u l.epre.entatiye- sball b
.stsf, 4 n the Journal. 4 HE two Houses. AZ,
referred 10 the l,eneraj Assembly nest 10 b,
,ltssn ana Ia pnt4.,btltn tAe princ,paI asRs
p.psf. Of The STATE. Asd Il maIorlty II tlis mem
t,re o. The senate And II The HouAc of Repre
ssrtstiyes of the nt1t following General Assem
ii, nhall respeetisoly coneur N ,ho same propo
al. II amendment u auy u thom, il shall b o.
datg II tlo General Assembly 10 submit tie pro
,..... II amendment. 90 concufr,d Is 10 dnee
,,4s III tho ffesmon Of ths state. and sach o
.sjd proposals. iof amendment As shall receive
nslrlt, ~ The yo,cs az tie freemen voting there
on .bal become part u tie Constitution 3
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Congress adjourned zane dc on En-
day
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Paris ~ atbigumeu ba lclyuna
vrre s. auuilhng o. aeep, ihem ~
sbil hopel there sould le al eFpsla
niiy lor renewed aaemps Is meiIe'a
ehieh should BE- eleer'y s
FBulskFgass Is HOLLAND
Ta Hsatr Friday lnly q. 1870
Orders have been snel orihc mo
FILTRATION 81 tbt army
nn4nTeat RnsdNsri.sefs a0us.g SAB
Vusss. Friday. Jaly Is. 1870
Toe Governments of Austria, Eag
land, Ilaiy and Rassia are known %
have presented Al Paris nrgeut rempa
starnces against sar
sfuS 70 RnsaN NrurRU ~ re CONTEST
DISPATCH 70 rgf GOVERNMENT,
WASHINGTON July Is The Spanish
Minister called to-day % Secretary Of
State at the Capitol aud made % bm
the following communication, which
shows that Spain viii remain neutral m
the coming contest
Mpmn, july Is, 1870.
From r. Munster u STATE Is Me Rtp
rsscaahoe * SPAN az Washington. The
President q the Council Of Ministers
has received from Prince Of Hohongol.
ern the following telegram, namely
On account Of the complications
which seem to grow out Of The fact that
my son Leopold is a candidate for the
throne Of Spain and on account Of The
troubleded situation which the late
events have made for the Splash people
in placing them ii position where
they are controlled BY Their national
feelings, aud as | ana satisfied that I'M
der such circumstances thoir suffrage.
would not be as free and spontaneous
as my son has been led TO believe III
consenting to be candidate, with
draw him in his own name
PREcE OF HoHENzoiIERN
The Government, grateful to tbs
Prince of Hohenzollern for the justice
be is thus rendering the Spanish peo
ple,respect the importantmotives which
led him to withdraw his name, ant
they consider that there is no NOR,
reason for carrying on the measures
that had beeu agreed upon for thC
election of the monarch. he Gazett,
will publish this very day an ordeI
from the President Of the Cortes sus
pending the call for tle session on the
Goth inst, which was published in TIL,
Gazette Of the 9th inst Communicate
to the United States Government thu
contents Of this dispatch.
| THE DECLARATION or WAX ANNOUNCED Il
THE HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
/ WASHINGTON, July 10 The Speake
laid before the Honse dispatch JUS
received from Paris by the Associate
Press, announcing the declaration il
the Paris Constitutional that in con
sequence OF the insult offered to th
French Minister at Berlin, France nc
cepts war which Prussia offers 1t eaus
ed great sensation, and there were ind
cations Of satisfaction.
, THE MILITARY AND NEyAL RESOURCES o.
FRANCE.
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BOOTS * SHOES

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stsbllY On habq samptasg taDtis', alsefs 5
DmDfEs. EI6E t}gAf .ghgaif cALfGL9
KID BUIrDs $50 P0LlsH B0oIA SEQ sllPfEi
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g Ny sioss aa seHiesfY atstsae, 1Aaft sas al~.
aaDfy e. ~ popis
astf Ehc0R
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ARMY

The following statement saows the
strength Of the French army when on a
peace-footipg, and the immense in
crease it can attain in the event Of war,
by calling in the troops Oh leave, III re-
serve or otherwise exempted from du-
~ IN garrison.
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Men Horses Men Horses
40i io2 s6,36s 75s727 1929
The Infranty, in the above statement
Of the army on peace-footing, com
prises ia regiments, the cavalry 60
regiments and one squadron. and the
artillery 20 regiments The full mill
tary strength Of France is very great,
but indeterminate, owing to the militia
ny training which the entire adult male
population Of the country receives, aud
which renders them all liable to serve.
The military forces consist Of three di-
visions, namely; the active army, The
army Of reserve, and the National
Gurad Mobile The active army as emu
merated amounts to 40l, 1872, tho army
Of reserve to 100000, and the National
Guard, when fully organized, to 53S,-
723 men, making total force Of 1872,
9l5 soldiers.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-19

Tae Buudesrath u tie North Ger
man Confederation meet here to-day
Tie prussian Diet j already ID ses.
sioa The chiefs # al parties assure
the King q their unqualified approval
Of bis dign.hed spd energetic attitude