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HON GEORGE W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
writes
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ENGLAND.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

Tho Prusainn March on Paris-Bonaparte's
Place of Cor EGnemcnt--Thc BOmbardmenC Of
StrasbOurg Suspcnded-tserman RejOicinxs.
LONDON, Sept. 8, 1870
special correspondent telegraphs from Berlin to
the HERALD, Sunday noon, says:-
"a private despatch from the Kings Headquarters
says the Crown Prince resumed his march on Paris
the morning after the victory OF Sedan. The camps
were broken and the heads Of the columns were in
motion at daylight Frida ""
The King reports that be will send Napoleon to
Ehrenhresein
Metz Is quiet
The bombardment OF Strasbourg has been sus-
pended.
The enthusiasm and rei0icings continue here
and throughout Germany. The streets are
full OF professions, with banners and music and
singing. Wherever the American nag is dis
played the professions halt and salute it
with the lOudest cheers. Yesterday the schools
were closed and the courts adj jOurned. Business
was suspended, and the people all night long gave
themselves up TO rejoicing. The entire press and
pubic opinion insist "On to Paris; peace can only
be made there No neutral Intervention or media
tIOn."
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tVcntbcr Along the Coast.
P8aI OF .EW YORK, SEPTEMBER 5. 1879.
CLEARED.

Steamship Ocean Queen sltury, Aspinwal-Pac6c Mail
Steamship Co.
Steamship Franconia. Bragg, Por;land--J Ames
ship X Il Gardner lEr) Journay, London-Thos Dun
hams Nephew & Co.
Bark Isaac Rich Sheldon San Francsco-sut.on & Co.
, Bark VIM Turner tBr), Redmond, sydney, SsW-R W
Cameron.
Bark Contest Br), Lawson. Rio JaneroFred Ash Co.
Bark Reindeer, Wellington, Barbados-h Trowbrdge's
Sons.
Bark Morning Star (Br), Waugh, st Jago dc CubA-way-
dell A. Co.
Bark Meaco, Gray, Havana--J F. Ward Co.
Bark Helena (Br). Conin Cow Bay.
Brig Amy Foysn (Nor johnson, Esnore eWendt Tctcns
& BOckmann.
Brig Raven, Spencer, Manga-Simpson Clapp.
Brig Surf, Thompson Cienfuesos Fowler Jova-
Brig Anne seymour (lr), Cooper, BermudA-Jones /
Lougb.
Brig Rival, White, Sc Johns -Bowring 4 Archibald.
Brig Martha, Cassidy. Wilmington, NC-E Hurbu CO.
schr Laura Pride (Bp, scopeau, st kisJones Lough
Schr Eothen Brandtberg, Jacmel-foungs, Smith Co.
schr Kathleen tBr, Wynan, st Johns NF-Heney Par
ker.
schr Anna Maria (r, Mitchell, shuee. NSsnow Rich
ardson.
schi Morsord Trubee tBr), McCullOch, Walton Ms
Pension & Co.
schr Empress, Kennedy. Salem. Mass--R Ropes Co.
Schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford
Steamer Martha Stevens, Chance, Baltimore.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards. Philadelphia.
Steamer Walker Shcrein. Phiadclpn,a-
Steamer Anthracite. Green, Philadelphia
Steamer Utley DAVIS, Philadelphia
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LAST SESSION or rHE CeRrs LEGIsl.r
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YOnK HEHsL1.

Proceedings OF the Corps LeTislntif Saturday
AitcrnoOn-An Exciting Scssion-Couns
PaiiLaO submits a Project 0' Law-InvasiOn
oi the Hall by ~ Mcb-They Demand the
Observation-Disclosures OF the Majority
Gau,befta and Other Members ii the Left
FrOciuim the Republic.
PARIS Sept. i. 1870.
The Legislative body met ut lacpast one yester-
day afternoon. The members of the Let were much
exclIed. Keratry insisted that the Chamber should
not be guarded by troops. Deputy Lane alleged that
Palikao had exceeded his powers IN giving orders at
variance with those of TrOchu.
Palikao endeavored to explain. but was called to
order account OF some sharp expressions he
used. He proposed project OF law.
Jules Favre asked him 10 state 10 the Chambers
what would be the new situation caused by the pro-
ject OF the government. The Chamber admits the
urgency of this proposal, but insists on q double
ground on its own right TO frame such project.
Its own project had been set aside and, in the
second place, II conicrs much wider powers than
that Of the government
Theirs said all his personal preferences were In
fnvor of the project of Jules Favre, but that he
set aside MS impressions for the public good
he submitted to many members, comprising all par
ties, the following project
That whereas seeing the present absence Of the re-
quislue authority commission, to consist OF five
members, named 10y the Legislative Corps be
charged with the government and win defence Of
the nation, consttuant Assembly 10 be convened as
soon as circumstances viii permit.
Nj. Thers made brief remarks In reference to those
opposed TO this project They hold every variety OF
opinion.
Schneider thinks 1t necessary TO consult the
Chamber rs TO the need for these propositions.
Gambetta demands that the Chambers shall at
pronounce 80 TO the necessity 81 this project o.
law.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
IN THE SENATE.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yoax HERALD.

Deliberations In tho SenaEe-Checrs for Ma
noleOD-speech OF Rouher.
PARIS, Sept. s, 1870.
The Senate met at quarter past twelve, M. Rouher
presiding. Most OF the Senators were In their
places. The Archbishop OF Paris was I'm hts chair.
The Count Niewerke read the prOces reT0dL
Senator asked permission to speak, and said:-
II the Emperor had been victorious / would have
applauded him, ana so would every one else. To-
day he has succ0mbed nobly and continue TO cry
"VWe rEmpereur."
Rouher repeated the cry, and 1t was taken mp by
u number OF Senator'S.
Rouher said that In face OF events grave he
wished Immediately to convene the Senate, and
he proposed that it remain permanently in session.
lie had, he satd no need to tell them what
those events whereas they already knew them.
1t remained for the Senate to await the result of the
deliberations Of the Legislative corps But let US
deliberate also. But am convinced that If the
proposition made tonight to the legislative corps
Is laid before the Senate, it will be unanimously
rejected. The Legislative Body said he, is now
dellberating. await their communication and
propose to the Senate TO suspend proceedings until
the communication Is received.
The proceedings were accordingly suspended.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

At HdIT pdst IUUT tHc 1Ouy duJU"rHcu'
The tr.bunes surrounding the Chamber were
thronged with people wha called loudly for the de-
claratlon Of the downfall OF the empire and pro-
ciamation or republic.
Most OF the Deputies left the Chamber.
Gambetta and others appealed to the people to re-
spect the liberty OF the deliberations OF the Chamber
and to listen an silence.
These appeals were useless.
There scene of lndescrbable agitation, and
In the midst OF 1t enthusiastic cries Of vve Ia
Repubque !" the people, the National Guard and
the soldiers iraternzing with each other Gambetta
and other members OF The Left proclaimed the
overthrow OF the empire. Then deputanon OF
these members, followed by crowds of people, went
to the Hotel de Vile TO proclaim the provisional
government The deputation consisted OF TrOchu.
Gambetta, jules Simon, Pelletan, Jules Favre,
Keratry, Cremleux. Picard and Greny.
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ARRIVALS.
rsronyED by THE HERALD STE

eKroRyED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodhul Charleston 81 hours,
with rndse and psssengcrs. to Ii Morgan Co.
Steamship Clyde Hunter, Charleston 20 hours with mdse
and passengers, to II Morgan Co. Had fine weatfsr
but heavy head OF Hatteras.
ship fnoch Train (o Boston) Lane, Callao May 81 with
glano Hobson, Hntad0 & Co; vessel to William Weld
Passed Cape June 26 crossed the Equator, in the At
lanc August l. in ION 42 then have experienced light
northery winds July g. lat 81 lon 50 W, in company
with ship Aurora, from Caiao for New York Took pilot
Charlotte Webb, No s. the morning Of 3D. inst
on tho Delaware.
order-vcssel Bovd Hincken. Came the middle pas
sage and had moscraie weather. 15 days w OF the
Banks.
Bark Gr1hs (Br. Drummond, Matanzas, 13 days.
with sugar. aud passengers to James Ward
Co. Had moderate weather. with heavy heavn in
the eastward has been north of Haeraa Ihe
X W " anchored at the SM Epit for orders
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BELGIUM.
1eLecaAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Army RefuKees-Nap0le0n's Deneanor
During His Surrender.
LONDON, Sept. g. 1870.
A special correspondent for the HERALD tee-
graphed from Brussels Saturday evening"
General Failley was killed by one of his soldiers.
More French soldiers have been brought to Namur
Belgium.
The .Noniteur denies that 200 Prussians were sent
TO Bruges
The Emperor was accompanied 10 the Kings
headquarters by Generals LIE Brun, DOuay and
others.
Napoleon was impassve, smoking cigarettes
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
PRUSSIA.

Tha nlSsgivins i'm Berlin-Disiilxc for England
mnd Disdain for the Neutrals.
LONDON. Sept. s, 1870.
TDe general thanksgiving continues ut Berlin
The churches were crowded yesterday.
The Prussian journals continue their assaults on
the English for their violations OF neutrality and
their intrusive efforts at Intervention.
The tone of the Berlin press Is still disdainful OF
the lnterposftion or neutral Powers.
The language, indeed, OF the official and semi
official German press against England on account
of the report that she has allowed contraband art
cles to be sent to France l. causing considerable ill.,
dignat,on and contempt here EDgland's neutrality
has been well observed. Bismarck will make very
great mistake if he thinks he bully England
His evident policy to abuse England and prevent
too active an endeavor her part in behalf Of
France.
Special kilograms received IN this city represent
that the Crown Prince and King are making rapid
progress in their march on Paris.
The German army is anxious TO enter Paris.
Important Letter Found on n French Pri-
somcr-The Full Of tiAe Emperor Foreseen.
BERLIN, Sept. 5, 1870.
letter found on a prisoner OF high rank in the
FIeuch army contains interesting news OF the situa-
ton, dated at Parts, August %. The letter says
Of getting letters from Berlin, The news
in Paris is all Official, exaggerated or
false and is belicd constantly by fresh advices.
Paris is quiet. with n certainty that the empire is
done. The attitude OF the Chambers and OF the
.srght' unsasis factory. Some still think oil
saving the dynasty and their fortunes; Others crave
power. and there Is visible patriotism. The
last drippings OF military force from the CONT
nent come in slowly. The Galde Mobile Is un
disciplined trash Trochu, because OF his many pro-
CARNATIONS ncknamed ''IrOpiu"-the Parisians
Will laugh in pity ana mockery cannot save
France The most aocct nnperiasts clamor
for abdicaEion the only safety for The dynasty.
The people Tor republic, but hold the
republican leaders untrustWorthy and mediocre.
Personal rule beng the country is now upper
most. Paris THINKS only OF flight and the saving OF
valuabIes In London Our friends have gone in the
Mobile TO throw away tneir lives. our last hope
is In the army
TIE Prussians having refused 10 have their Bags
OF trace shot at, sent, as amessenger to summon
Metz to surrender French General, who was 4
prisoner of war.
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STILL ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE REsO-
LUTON.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

Scenes Attending the Proclamation Of the Re-
public-vast Crowds in the Strcets--rhe SOL
diers aud Citizens Fvaicrnizng-The Legis-
Iafif Hall Jnvndcd-Depnrture Of the En-
press-The Republic Prociainncd.
0sTESD, Sept. 3, 1870
The republic bas isen proclaimed IN Paris. On
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
MACuaHOs NOT WOUNDED.
TeLEeRAn TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

The xVife or Marshal MacMRhOR Receives
~ Deepafch from U~r Husband-Ke in not
WouadcG.
PARIS. Sept. a. 1870.
It ,s not true that MayGla MacMahOn was
wounded. His wife has received a despatch stating
that he Is safe and WELL dated subsequently 10 that
snii9nnciDg his wound.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

~ Nertsw--7S~ Interference
Of oxher Powers


Cs~sr~s~,ass.~s "a, Ners~-1%~ Interference
Of osser rewcr--
Hnui>, Sevt 4 1870.
Coneramlatory teleerams nom all parts OF the
world contin1e 10 roar in upon the government.
Nearly AL OF them contain. In addition, protest
aCans, any Gore.cn interference with the German
adjustment of peace
Mass vccssac IVA StutGswrdt-No Foreign Sntsr-
tsssacc 10 he Accepted.
srurTGARDr, Sept. ,, 1870.
Na crowded meeting held here to-day the follow
Ing resolution aaopted:--
Resolved, That Germany refuses the mediation or
Intervention OF the Powers.
o,her resolutions were passed demanding the in
corporation of Asacc and Lorraine as portion OF
Germany the only guarantee against French greed
anu national CON mpensati0n for the expenses or
the war: that the Germans must be one nation,
In one State, with one army and one Parliament,
and that these are the only securities perma
nent peace Of Germany and Europe.
EXPECTED REVOLUTION In SPAIN
AND ITALY.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
A Republican Movement In Spain and Italy
Expected To-day.
PARIS, Sept. s, 1870
republican movement in Spain Is concerted for
tomorrow. rising is also probable IN Italy. In
another week the Continent will be In names.
POSTSCRIPT.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 6-3 A. M
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
ITALY.
TElecslN TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Yearning for Rome,

LONDON Sept. 3, 1870.
Dcspat hes from Florence state that Cabinet COun-
cils are being held in that city, and II Is believed
thar Italy viii soon demand Rome
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
IRELAND,
TELEGRAM TO TIE new YORK HERALD.
Hope Of n Republic as in France.

LONDON, Sept. Q, ISIO
The news OF the declaration OF u French republic
has produced excitement In Ireland and there
seems to ne doubt that the national party there
encouraged To demand the same system Of gov
ernmeni.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

AMSTERDAM, Sept. D-7 T. NJ.
1t is reported that Metz has capitulated and that
l2o 900 french troops have there surrendered to the
Prusslans.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
SHIPPIN NE w s.

si'nanuc for New Yorlk-This Day.
Sun rises. ...... 5 81 Moon SETS. morn | So
Sun sets. ........ 6 20 High water. morn ) SO
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ltLEeBam TO THE NEW YORK HEsALO.

: Ausarion Report Of Neutral Mediation.
VIENNA, Sept. 6, 1870.
N te repc1ad thar acttye negotiations arc R0ing
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

Report Of MacHInhon's Death.
PARIS, Sept 3, 1870.
The Patrie reports the death OF Marshal Mac
Mahon.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK THE
MONTH OF SEPTEMBER.
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SAILED.
Shipping Notes.

Sims Robinson Crusoe London; Loch Katrine, Glasgow
bark Reindeer, Borbados brig Surf, Cienfuesos.
Wind ut sunset NV, FRESH
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NapOleOn to be Sent to Ellren-
breitstein.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

REPORTED SURRENDER OF MEry.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

REPORTED SURRENDER OF METZ.
Report Of the Death Of
MacMahOn.
Radical Revolutionary Excite
ment in Europe.
PRUSSIAN DISLIKE OF ENGLAND.
The Fall of B0naparte's Dynasty
EOretOId i'm Berlin.
NapOleOn TO he Sent to Ehren-
breItstein.
REPORTED Surrender OF METZ.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AMSTERDAM, Sept. ST p. NJ.
1t is reported that Metz has capituiated and that
900 french troops have there surrendered to the
Prusslans.
Report Of NIacNInhon's Death.
PARIS, Sept. i, 1870.
The Fntrie reports the death OF Marshal Mac
Mahon.
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P0sT-oFFICR DEPARTMENT.

For comp ensation of the Postmaster Gen. eral, eight thousand dsllars thrse assistant postmasters general at three thousand five hundred dollars each; superintendent of money order system, three thousand dollars super lntendent of foreign mails, three thousand dOl- lars; chief of division of dead-letter office three clerks at two thousand dollars each, ad- ditioual to one clerk of class four as disburs- ing clerk. two hundred dollars one messen- ger at eight hundred and forty dollars and four assistants at seven hundred and twenty dollars each twenty-five clerks in dead-letter office, at eight hundred dollars each-makjng m all three hundred and !hirty-tWo thousand four hundred and twenty dollars.
 For stationery nine thousand dollars for fuel for the General Post Office building, including the Auditors Office, seven thousand four hun- dred dollars for gas four thousand dollars for plumbing and gas fixtures three thousand dollars; for tOlegcaphing, three thousand dol lars; for paiRtiag one thousand five hundred dollars: for furniture three thousand five hun~ dred dollars; for livery seven hundred and 6fty dollars; for hsrdwares$800; for engineer $500; for assistant engReer $lG00j for free man and blacksmith $900; for two frsmen sl200; for six l.borsrs S4320; for one watch man $T20j for one carpenter SIZ0z for three assistant messengers $720 each, tor two fe, male laborsrs S960; for one female laborer, at 9240 for contingent expenses $750C- And the auditor ot tue treasGry for the Post Office Department is hereby authorized to charge to the appropcia ;ion for mail transportatien the salary aoi per diem of the assistant superin- tendeots of the postal railway service; to the appropriation for the money order bureau the salary and per dism of the sheeial agent de- tailed for that ssrvica this provision to ap- ply to the appropriations for the fiscal ye end- ing June 30, eighteen hundred aud sey euty as well as to subsequent appropriations for the postal survice.