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THE BUfLAR-AMEs CASE.
Examination of whitscy Gen. Batter I'm
piicated On the Lobby schemes W hitncy'
Efforts to shield HE Chief.


Examination of Whitsey Gen. ButIer I'm.
piicated In tho Lobby schemes W hitncy'.
Efforts To shield his Chief.
WASHINGTON, Sept I'm spite OF all efforts 70
keep the nst,er very quieI, It has trsa.pired tha,
Mr.. D. ID. whitney, Gen. Butler's secretary, did
some Wild swearing yesterday. before the spcei4l
Commissioner In the Ames ezse, In his efforts 70
shield his chief from the charge ofiobbyinx Among
the questions asked Whitney wns ons whether he
was he nutior OF certain ieters written to q citizen
lished In TIM SUE Of Aug 8, $50
These letters all had reference 10 q work NJ ervat
public valuc Tor the publication NJ which The ana ,oy
wanted an appropriation By Congress. whitney wa
enrloyod a. agent. aad agreed 70 engineer tue INST
ger through Coaress. All his cnrrespoadence With
his client vas carried On under Gen. Buffers frank
aud unmistsksbly coap rcfed ButAsr with tbe
looor scheme. Whitney Al nrst dsnisd the au.
thotsh, but When pressed hard bJ Mr.. Amss's coun-
@ ss no wss ccmpe,ed 90 admit that be bsd writsn
spondesee with Mr.. Anes. but this was alec proven
false By the production OF the folio ing note which
The wi.ncss we finally compelled to admit was In
his handwriting.
DnAnsni The Departments recevcdA vis,t ths
IIoS to:mcfIow' Youra ~ B. d. y wnI,SR,.
Tho person who visited tho Deoar,mspts bright
snd eSry was shown N be Gen. Butler. and proves
conciusivey thst he wis engaged iu she Dyer bust.
mesa and that whitney himself wnA only q 20 be
tween And SO all throuxh the examination Mr.
Wftncy's msaory was frequently . FAULT, Wien
the testimony shall have beos given to the public BY
the Court II WIN be ascrrtAined that In soite OF his
guarded answe~ NJ. Whitney conssctsd Gen. But.
,ef n ~th me .hois Tsas elton, and that he was to
troversey, which was thsn psading before . Com.
mittos OF which Batter was member,
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The folio,
Gen. Dc Wimpncn's Address on Taking Com
ma nd at rsdnn.

PARIS, Sept. THE following, dated Sept. o,
"as addressed TO the soldiers ut Sedan alter t.e
founding Of Gen. MacMahon:
SOLDIERS: On Thursday you fought against q
iorce greatly superior In uumbers from day break
uh'l dirk 1Ou resisted tho enemy With the utmost
bravery when you had fred your last cartridge
we're we're worn Out with fighting, and not belng able 10
leeponu W the eau OF YouI generals aud othcers TO
.tempt 10 rejnin Marshal Daz ine by the road TO
Mon tmedy, you were forced to retreat on Sedan
IN TINS desperate effort but two thousand men could
ne Gol ngtller, bnd your General deemed thC at.
tempt utterly hopeless aud impracticable,
iOur uentral found, with dcop regret when the
Mhy Was reunited within the walls OF the town,
could mel her leave the place nor defend H. means of
existence being nj ke wanting for the population I
was therefore reduced TO the sal Alternative ~
treating WIN me enemy. eont yesterday 10 Pms,
sian headquarters with fun powor from tie Fmpe.
ror, but could not at hrt bring myself TO accent tne
conditions imposed by the enemy. This motning
however, menacei by bOmbardment 10 " Iich We
10 e honorable terms, have Obtained conditions
by which We are saved much ~ the possible annoy.
ing ANA insulting fornialitiss which the usa.es OF
war generally impose
Under tho circumstances In which we fnd our.
selves, IL ony rvInAns for US, officers and solflers
10 accept with resignation tho consequences OF this
Surrender,
We have at least the consolation OF kno wing n
useless massacre has boJn avoided, and we yielded
only under circuustA agalnst which no army
could hght. namely, wanI OF food and ammunition.
Nov, soldiers, In conclusion let me say that you
nre stll able to render brilliant services 10 your
country, without being neellossly slaughtered.
pE wuPFFkS.
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NEW JERSEF.

The steamship Hermann will sail next Saturday
or kurOpe
Eagineers are surveying for the now tunnel near
WechAwken,
The local election in West Hoboken resulted in the
utter de eat OF The Republicans
The Albany Zouayss passed throuyh Jersey City
Yesterday on their way to Philadelphia.
Cornelius Walsh, OF Newark, Is mentionod for
United states Senator by the Democrats.
LOUIS Hepner Of Newark died In st MichaeI's
Hospital having fallen while on drunken spree
The Hoboken Council hive given the German
ne"spApers t.Oo u year to publish toe minutes,
Mr.. John Crp4s Of Morris Plains recently shot A
wings, ~ wy '" WV
Yesterday the New Jersey R,ilroai landed O, Jcr
& 1 - cars OF Alaska furs and 10 10 ds Of es
Inc bod OF a mn, about forty years old was
louhd AZ WAvor ey {esterdsY mornlng. He probably
aled OF exposure and starvation.
Al unknown man WAS drowned in the Hacken.
SACK ,, 6,yer Yesterday morning lie WAS nsh,nx 10 =
fraD"ls Iange, child, was found dead In rod on
Cllhton street Hobo zen, and the Jury yesterday re
lying on the face.
The dtfncultv between the Frie Railway and the
nel4wAfe LNckAwAhha nd Western I.s road 70
70 Toe use OF the Bergen tuanel The latter ny
hM been amcAbly adjusted by Presidents Jay could o
tAs kfia Aad btoag ot ths H. l.. ana ", COAS SAnios.
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DIR. BEDFORD'S FUyERaL.

| A TsochinG Address By Archbishsp MeClo,-
key-ImposinE Ceremoaies In -. Anne
Chsrch-Reasiasiess w the Faculty.
81 AIMS Church in Eighth street was crowded
ey the friends ard relate OF the late Dr. Gunnine
s. Bedford. yho had AAsssr biad - shs 49, ss-
ute OF respect Tbs fantac, which took place from
ths venerable Doctors isdo reslJsncs. ae Hah
avenue, was isfseiy s,tendsd. Tho body wss en-
o'osed In handsome rsssrood rpmn with sslve-
trimmings, and on the I'D was . silver plate bearing
The name and age.
The pall-beares were Messrs. Hamiton. VIM
o'Brien, Morton. Martin Payne. Health onieer Car
nochan, Drs. Thomas. Andrrs~u, Willard Parker
Mako and Van Buren, and the Hon. Charlie.
aisle, surrounded BY twelve wax cNndles IN tnyer
cHnilesticks.
The conf. wa. covered with wreath, Of immor
enes and moral crosses the altar rails were also
dee9raied with flowers. TIE altar was drapsd In
brant. assisted by DE-. Mcsseensv aud the sub.
deacon Father Poole, Archbishop NeCiosEey, tne
Ss S Rev. Gs: .1a e. G Dr.
rails. ~
The high ms.s ~ss most impressive, several pub.
lie singers lending iheir Id, In addition to the choir
OF the church AZ the conc asioo Of mass, the
dress in which he spete OF tie early career Of tie
distinguished dead In most feeling manner Toe
venerable divine said:
for We wep o tbe .ss .sso apd e,e oey. together
ing. which Was most honored and d,gn0ed Tor he
& Ts, human NINA es
member MIN 10 schoolooy davs, when we roanird
together, the mountaia iOp. how he gored IN and
admired the beaa,ies and niavS OF work OF
his Maker snd nis God. II may be truly said
PIE, ineulcsed 70 hs youth were never forgotten In
and dcd had always been greatly admired and aonored
BY him, not on'y ~ religion sacrament bat that m
which the most solemn compact eutered tutp he
tween man and hi. God n dinu ing nnd d,pensing the
These indsHd strictly adhered the fife OF this
good man. TO which cen testify. well a, the good
sister prese IT, 10 his many acts of boneyoe mai
ouly profess onallv but privateiv
The eloquent Arcoii,bop spoke 10 conclusion of
the high esteem in which ho was held In his proe..
sion. The hciicsl Faculty passed resolutions OF
cpndOlence and reanffi
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A Splendid Meteor a, Fort Pe,,srm...

Fonr FE,rxRr,s, Tuesday, Aug. ss-Last
evening at twilight as We were playing croqust, q
meteor OF great briniancy and benuty made It's ap
peNrance In the nortbo@sterly part OF the heavens
II was as argc aud bright NJ n common Roman can
die, md from iA centre there tailed long train OF
spsrsr. Witch LEFT BRIGHT pathwav behind 1t : some
persona said they saw prismatc coors, bat did not
notice them. II passed rapidly through the sky snd
though IL Was just ai eundown, emitted an sstonis
ing light.
Instead OF shooting up and down meteors usually
do, this followed curve line along the horizon hut
~ II Wa cloudy and threatening TN, we saw II only
Tor few moments at time, as II darted through
some gauzy clouds, until u Disappeared Ia n vel
blacker cloul whica II made all agiOw with its
brightness after the meteor longer visible 10
NJ. ! watched IL shooting, or rather slipping as
y were, throgyh the light clouds until II entered the
dark one and disappeared rom our sight
II lasted long ed0ugh for persons out OF doors TO
run home and tell friends and noighbors to cone and
zee u SO you Judge how long 1t PLAYED hide and
seek with us IN the clouds, to enable all TO get
glimpse oft have never seen ANYTHING ternpOra.
~ in the heavens 20 grand and beautiful before
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JOTTINGS dBOUT Town.

Redloe'i island is discontinued "a a depot or ran.
| devious for reorsifs ~ ~.
o.rs. rs't. S.,S Ssa;tSss ts Oftho navy, ordered
John DunS. Of 1874 street, nssr North Riyes, vas
kuisdb dsrrsek ~ Brooks tsancry.
,os Mt. nnnie Rove attempted N commit suicide q
| en Csnststreet, by taking lapdaaum.
The Thermometer j. BTrnoss g. 100 Broad Tabs,i
| ron y 10 1sh yesterday. Average, n.
Ansr this week the special trains TO Saratoga via
| he hudson River Railroad are to b. di,continueI.
! Irish citizens who symPaihizs with France viii
| meet IN Cooper hesitate on Monday eyonns neKL
| Alexander beckett, Of fremont while erpctiar
40 Stnn At the American Institute. severely Ia.
I Az a meeting OF the Dry Goods Clerks EIr,,
Uio,inG Assoclatlon yesterday va resolved 70 cAn
"Scita "S ",pois. .D fortnight " r'"P'0n p'hdinE-
Henry Weaver and John ioyle quarrolled in Geo.
ghsgans liquor saloon. at Second ayenre ami Fyty.
Doyle with lager beer glass.
rS'n watch and chain valuel At $50 Is to ~
the tecimcnta aruoTy " -
4. Gays that as he WAS coming down town IN Nh
nG 81 ys''HTaay e ss oTH9s ~ so1H;sa u ss
Sne'. and fdise 6cporHag Tribune
The brothers Dion ciaved a match Fsms OF biI.
.rns 35, yeSGrd IN so. roo9sin Nassau street, yo
iht game was she French carom. 500 points up. -"
ca TGr % par les who picked no the companion. OF Or.
TIA, ne Young were periecIly ,oSsr, aad thSi ~
accident wa. The re.ult fguorsnce 10 ha ding boat
~ lui" morning, President BOs worth.
anu tht SANITARY COmnitee of tho hoard o. II ,alth
ana the Cay Sanitary Inspector Will 20 on a tour or
city ~ w. ~ -
Michael NaEe. 0f 249 Atlantic street Brooklyn
wme driving truck through Wot street near Spring
wN run into bJ another nld kHOcSed OH rhc wheels
lefi leg
Gilbert Berthold, Of 81 sufolk street was severe
~ Injured last evening ny rocEC sice he nsSA
ing Nong Canal street near orchard The hilary uAy
prove ahi as WAS In The lowet part ot the body and
he II u Aears OF aye,
\ hiie murder wa. stalking our streets yesterday.
the fAmmany Hing Police Commi sioneTs had thei,
trial chamber nile with bolic Inen who had heen -
e1 from their pOsts TO answer the onsensicai com.
plalnts " Tho shoe Nv rO0ndsnien. w.
BY scrumul. ting shoo-nY complaints aRaiost ps-
trom'n, NJ L II. may cOnriye 10 OF RID OF the resi.
ureul members OF the police force, n Il thus MAKE
places Tor the members OF the NJ r. H. Assoc iat.onsI
bul ne VIII do It d. the risk OF the public safety
Disturbances occur nearly every day at the inter.
se.'nn OF lInce street and tho Bpxefy, Delween lhs
r2als each road claiming the right ~ way Yesterday
ate noon Two u ide rivai conductors came to blows
Coneernias the forged warrant for ti75OO. paid b.
me br.sawsy Bank several years ago. tho fhAnoy
Committee OF the Board OF EducalIo reported lAst
heu mat an arbitration Committee Ot bank on Gers had
decided adversely to the Bank and that the Hank had
.,plsced The amount 70 the credlt U the Board UtA
tlNoA accrued Interest,"
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OBTU1R

=, Peter Parker. one Of the woslthiest eitizess OF
Boston, died yesterday.
MT. Thomas r. Rsiliy, leader OF tlsc band OF the
Flint Infantry Regiment. IS. N. T. died yesterdsy
h ernoon 10 This CITY OF asthma
Major Gen. Fitzpatrick 10 brinrinr from Chilli the
no1y OF Gen Edwn y, Cook. lato Secretary OF Lega.
non' VINO recently died Ia that county. Gen. Cook
n j.. and served with distraction In the late war On
Gen. Kilpatricks stan. ~ "-' ""
=, lie lion y. Hewitt, an old school politician Of
he mn ward. died 90 sunday OF heart d.s-asc He
.pok deep lnteros In the public schools and was for
tween years school trustee. He wac buried yestsr.
% hSan ernSoH % ,r9m s{ yohn Chursh 10 vsrck lrsct
funeral were Peter Cooper. Judge DAILY Judge ouinn
ex.AldernIAn Hoff never and othnrs sN SNA''"'
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Personal INTELLI0ESCE.

OF Grammar School No. I6.
q, owe Logan lectures In Albany on " The Bright
Side" on the sth ~ December.
Gems; Beauregard HLrdee, and CT. Gov. Hibent
are AZ the Allegheny SprlngH. virginia.
Mr. Samuel G. Bemsn goes from this city this
morning 20 taSc the local eGltorhp OF the Portland
(Oregon) Ddfiv Bulishn.
10 private letter to friend. the Hon. Alexander
a. stephens SAYS he Is slowly reIaining health ana
Dusy writing school history Of the Jnited states
MT Thomas Hughes, member OF the British Par
nantnt, and auihor Of Tom Brown At Rugby" and
other works took train herce Yesterday Tor wcsr
ern butes. lie Will proceed with bis wife q, far 40
Omaha, and rotnrn early IN October. While here he
was the guest OF MIR. Peter Cooper
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cURIOsIrIEs or oRIME.

Michael Dunn, employed In Daniel nunt's esrpsn
toi thep In Newark WAS Yesterday struck the hca,
WIN hammer ol fellow workman named AcOh, ant
htally injured. Tho mnrderer escaped.
Charles Byrne, OF $50 Eas, Fourteenth street, wa,
attempting 10 keen Iohn COnrny out or 80 East Ilth
street yesterday when Conrny shot him IN the breast
Dr. Hutchinson dressed the wound and pronounced Il
not serious. Conroy vas arrested.
John Harry bought out Philip Meeker's lager beer
ssoon Z! areeso street paying for e with check foI
t2ia on the Getmanil Bank but ne had money Ia
thht bank. and n'rt lOund hi nsef In OF tho nhy
cells OF . police station Justice ShAndley held hi IN
for triaL ~
Jossoh and James HuranberV who live On P.ll
.sde avenue. west Il ooken were on their wAv home
on Tuesday Hight nshttng DRUNK and James noCs
cd down. Ills brother then threw hun over t0e ptec
p're near the hundred steps. Tie projections on The
side Of the hill saved bis lifp. " '
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VESTCH EsIER COUNTY.

There /. an sarming scarcity OF water on the line
OF the Haflem road - ''
The Board Of Education OF Morrisauia mseta on
thon resign.
The real offenders In the disgrleeful riot In Nor.
rlsania escaped Those captured BY the ofcers were
mere boys.
The Henry Dater Association met at Morrisanis
Hall lAst night charler Monks. ESQ was made Pre.l.
dent, and CAspar SchultI Vice President. Tho DER,
mans OF Westohe,tef arc uniting with the Itshmel 10
ppD0slu0n t0 M0onaEs nemiRAtiou.
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Yesterday afternoon pretty young French
girl named Bartsehs aged about II years, the pro.
prio'ress ofs millinery store At e;3 Broad street.,
was ironing some clothes. heltns the ssd.irons by
. small gas stove standing on tho floor, and " iIs
aolng her work her drese came In coaiSes with the
Screaming, che rushed ffom room TO room aud
nnaiy into an adjoining Photographic gallery, when
The names we're nAly extingushod, noi, however
nntii the lsir was burned on her head her d.sh 10
q crisp, and the rings In her ears burued out
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LOSy6S ny FIRE

new school hoasc Ia brsintroo, Mas. was
burned yesterday. Lrss. $1,000
The harm OF Mr.. 7. Phlllips st Lawrence Mer.
cor county. n j.. vas burned lest night Los - 90
1he dw ching aud ou,buiiiinss OF II. W Blair. ia
Pymonth y ~ were burned on Tuesday. Loss al 100;
Tho Ice houses OF the Rew York Toe Compary
inCaokiL ana the buiidiag containing tho stsam en-.
gine, were burned Yesterday. -
Gaylord Merrili's dry goods store, ] M King =
grocery. and the Masonic Lodge In vermon, One
burned Yesterday, Oaylofd A Mnrrfii'. No.
o2o,g00 insura noe Si3Oo0 'N'-'
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hours or LEIsURK

Harry Hi,Is tenth aneaAi excursion and sosside
picnlc 10 announced for neIt Monday, See sdyertse.
meat. " N'''''e'
Eastern star Lodge, No. a9T and A. NJ, will 20
on rnc TO tho kast River Park. East Eighty fou rth
susei tomorrow tho proceeds TO 20 to tie Wldovs
and orphans Fund OF the lodge.
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ADVANCING ON PARIS.
General TroChu Declares
Paris Safe.
The Bourbons Not Wanted in
France.
PARIS AWAITING AMERICAS RESPONSE.
The French Soldiers Declare Sedan
Lost by Treason.
King william Claims from France
3,OOO,OOO,OOO Francs.
Paris Defended by Nearly
100000 Men.
THE SUNS WAR COMMENCEMENT
BY Caote-Correpordenee Of 7ae Sun.

~ C1ble-CofrefpOrferce OF TIE Sun,
PARIS. Sept. THE last person arrested
By the Imperial police was Gen. Cluseret; the
hrsi one arrested by the Republic Is the Priuc es,
Mathilde, who was caught running away with
6fty-one million francs.
The Prussians have crossed the Rhine at Bel.
Bort, and are approaching Mulhouse.
Gen. vinoy, with $1,000 meu. Is on the way
from Sedan to Laou. There was . rumor Of his
having had an engagement with tho Prussians,
In which he was worsied.
Every day brings to light some new Imperial
swindle. The Seventh Regiment received blank
cartridges; other regiments sand ones.
The municipalities Of Paris are constituted.
The name OF Henri Martin ~ one Of tho Mayors
sill give you an idea Of tho others.
Everything is quiet. The provisioning is near.
iy completed.
There is strong movement in favor Of giving
Gen. Cluscret the command Of the National
Guard but he seems not inclined TO accept Il 4;
he wants tbs organization Of the volunteers, or
nothing.
kSratry Is exceedingly unpopular.
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Matilda Lupton, employed as domestic in the
mm'ly OF George Sears, o brmer residing near
ssnd;oorsh, Sullivan county, shot herself With q
we're absent at church. size WIS fuund some time
amer by her brother, lying on the hoor dead She
bad been disappointed In love.
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The sar-aeid Guard In wui,.m.surrh.

Last Tuesday the famous SArshsid Guard Of
New Haven visited Newark, and on their return
rome, stopped at williamsburxh. Disembzrking Al
the foot OF South Sixth street, aI haiEpa-t l.st
evening, they were received by the Forty seventh
hcgiuent Passing along Broadway and Fourth
street they were greeted with cheers and Ore
On arriving a. tile armor,, Col David Austin vel.
coined them and turaed tLen over TO the Reception
der nlercies Of his BOYS
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Paris . nd tho Republic


P,RIs. sept. 7.-Gen. vinoy, In command OF
rs rcnoaD OF the French forces in the hsld, whose
retreat before the advancing column OF the Prus-
siAps has been already announced reached here
yesterday evening BY the Northern Railway, With
shireen trains OF artillery, eleven OF cavalry. aud
fourteen Of infantry. He was received with most
enthusiastic demonstrations the part OF the eli.
sens, and was At once assigned to an important
soamnnd in the defence OF Paris.
PARIS sATE IRON ruA INVADERS.
Gen, TrOchu reiterates his statement that Paris IL
safe Tho adjoining departments are organizing.
Reports having been circulated that tho Munieipai
Guard .as ayerse to deoDding the city, the ofirers
and men have published u statement to the otfse
u1a hey ~lll bsnt to tho last.
Ihe NO NrJf says orders have been given TO bar
ncAde Vie streets - eidsr any assault OF tue enemy
more 1imcui, People are quitting toe city with the
s,nnS ls''e a" now that tho Prussisns have ap
here seems to b. bot one patriotic seul!men,
among the people,
the DETEScE or raE NATION.
Organization is quietly proceeding There ia M dis
snt from me necessity OF RepuOic anywher.
There h great rejoicing at tho practical re noy, Of
Me rigid press csnsorship. War meas aud detais
very quiet Singing In the streets has entirely
stopped, and as the enemy draws near tie peop.e
eTInee quiet but hrm determination TO d:hI.
rHE BoURBos NOT WANTED.
The report is confirmed that tho Orle,ns princes
Republican hialslry are determined TO arrest them
an their arrival.
runOr Is also In circulation that . einic7l,y
usled bet Seen Gen, frochu and the Ministers
Ihe latter gave way, ana harmony IL once more
restored IN the Republican Council. Tho difference
Nose oh the question OF arminz all classes OF tho
Populiilo'. TrOchu stood hrm in his opposition 10
ae arin!ns Of the people conte"dnR that the pro.
H..uUn "as premature anL impolilie and the Min
AWAITING AsERtcA's RESPONSE.
jules Fayre Is awaiting response 20 his telegram
ieettlV sent to tho United S,atos Government. II
~, HVusn' lhe reply will Lave d great eject through
~. g 'he country. Every French town yet heard
Som accepts the Republic ioyfully.
JULES YAYRKs CIRCULAR.
4 rAHs, sept ~ cireular has lust been Issued by
rave, whieu r1n.aIns the follu .inK points;
NJ p"nY o. France IA peace, leaving Germany the
h., u heI own dsstinies. The King o. Prassia
,et '-'u lha' ~ made var against Tie dynasty and
F' s-a'h't France. Tho dynasty 10 gone, and
II"I H. S rec Yet Is this impious war continued.
Ya,la W. hlhg lace THIS responsibility before tho
Lo, "nu anu before history. France yields not ono
on sou, not a stone OF a fortress
s,ns .nrhss peace means tie extermn alton OF our
ahu that OF Europe. We are undismayed
lhoBsm' - resolute aud provided. Three hundred
Th,y .ni .n cptnbatants car hol Paris 10 the last
sns,y ~ "od TIE city for three montas and con.
L., pr crushed, France will arise and sVsnge A.
a. europe Know that tho Ministry have ma othar
ulail0E tlAn ResOs bu, wG proving ias. j
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BURLMGros, Sept. T,-The returns from 1873
towns give Republican majority for Governor OF
1866. Tho total majority VIII bo about ~ ,O00 So
Tar as reported, only nine Democratic Representa-.
tive. ure elected,
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Politicians Rescuing their Friend.

Last night Third avenue car, containing q
police oficer who had In charge one Csrrixan. was
stopped al Twenty fourth street by gang OF Bsi's
Head roughs, numbering about a. friends OF Uarrt.
sa1, who demanded the release OF the prisoner.
Tho oneet ~ once pulled out his revolver, deter>
mining 70 keep his prisoner NJ all iiasards Before
ne could use his weapon he vas knocked do wn, and
ms prisoner was spirited svay. HLs revoiyer Sas
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Tho Chicago Fire.

CuICAGo, H., september l. 1870
Aes"'. Herring. Fdrre,. d Sherman. 25l Bfoadooy,
hsp foTti
Lanln, Butler Co = safe just opened. Contents all
right being IN nre my hours OF Intense neat.
HERRlNUA lO - IIr