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The Feeling of the French Residents.

The article in the Courier des EIdts Uas, in
which peace is eounselled on the ground that re.
sistance TO tue Pussan armies was an impossibiity
cory blunder, an inhuman crime. created much eI.
citemelt smUIg the Germans aid Americans OF this
city, as IL was supposed 70 convey the sentiments
OF the French residents. A reporter Of THK sun
called upon many OF the leading French citlzeGs,
and found them unanimous on the one point, tue
rejecting OF the article false " French sentiment
aud French duty to France.
Mr.. Charles Delmonlco, though too modest to
obtruds his own sentiments the public. Informed
tho SUN reporter that so far as hs could judge
nom the opinions eIpressed.in his presence, the
French OF New York would mOst prefer thai form
OF government by which tue Prussians would be
tho soonest expelled from the sacred soil OF France.
lie oil course had heard fumors lhere he looked
very steadily A. the reporterl Of expeditions, OF
numerous cases OF Remlngtons, and such matters,
but no did not put fSilh ie them bimseli.
Rep0r;er-Blt, Hr. Delmonico, II there were such
stiiIz, 6ouldD't you subscribe :
Alr Dtl,oonbo-Yss, Id subscribe half nv for
tape Eu wOuI4 W Of service 10 france, But sueh
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MADRIp, Sept. 6.-There is great excitement
here over tie news from Paris. Perfect oricr IL
maintained but there is the greatest auIety to learn
the result. band OF 600 Carlists attacked and
beaten yesterday near Navarro, Several of them
captured, Gmong whom were some priests,
with arms in their hands. Another band Of 300 or
40 was encountered in the province Of Biscay.
The insurgents were attempting TO destroy toe rail-
and routed.
The Uuionsts are attaching Gen, Prim mercess-
N They say tue only public service possible for
him now IL to resign. il IL rumored that con-
-p!ylCy has been discovered the part Of the al
herPuis OF the Duke OF Montpensier.
MADRID, sept. G.-The Ca'list press discourage
the rlsu- Of tier party, and approve the conscriD
uon - 1900 men ordered BY the Government for
the REPRESSION Of disorders. There is no further
news from tire disturbed provinces.
MADWIr, Sept 6.-Signiicant activity continues
in the Republican party. Secret meetings were held
yesterday, aud special ENJOYS sent to Barcelona,
Cady, md otLer large towns. An address was also
determined upon, demanding the conyocalion oil the
COTtes.
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War Notes.

Republicans are already leaving London in great
nnr,1ers Tor France Victor Hugo reached Paris
last night.
/. is stated that Count Paikao and NJ Henri
Chevreau, Llc late hHi'ter Oi the Inlorior, IN
Helium, paving 1eh duriug the crisis preceding the
.eCaratiOn %: tine Republic.
Nietcf hugo and ernuscni have returned TO Paris
TIE Urlner received an ovation.
Ii Is reported that Jules FLyre has gone forward
u mett hiuI Villain oi Prussia.
ihe Duke dc UramOurs arrival at Dover Is re-
ported.
He death Of Gen Faily is denied.
One despatch 50. tnat Gen. Mac Mahon lies dead
A. Nanur ahi another declares tnat lac is stIll alive
Hee:Inbs have seen Eeld at Limerck anu kllaI-
Ley T. syWPdtalZe With tie Fr.AcL.
The Count dc PalIkao resumes command OF the
army L,ons.
Gen BOuin, rruasian Governor OF Lorraine, has
ISSUE proclamation to sue people Oi the province
Aiter citaI itOln the ?Oj al Decree OF the ll,h oil
August, To PROMISES security Ol pefson and proper ty
o. leacOAHie citlzens, enaCtIug IN return implicit
ODedleuHe 10 TIE authorities, ciyli and military.
The frincess Nathalie was arrested yesterday at
Puys in Normandy, ana vas conducted to Deppe,
where she is uudeI gJ,id. Her baggage cOnsist,u.
Vi slAIytwo tTuaks LAS Geea retained FOR cxamiua.
uon.
n. Gu!zot has written a long private letter to an
Enclsh if!enJ. IN which lo says France Is SUI
perlCr to Prussia IN nen, money and territory ami
Is equal ig perseverance. Tie age IS with France,
aCd france is true to IT," lie drpgecates despond
ngl Sac s ure OF tho great object % his dipo natic
career. Whicn was ~ make popular on both sides ol
80 IbaEnel the uuien ol France and England Ihe
letter n.s.nO da,e.
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KILLED BY 4 DEMON.
The End Of Young Patrick FIood-An Early
Career OF Dcbnucbery suddenly Closed
Fearful Te u p, ra nee IPrturs

The End Of Young Patrick Flood-Au Early
Career OF Dcbnucbery suddenly Closed
A Fearful Temperance Lecture.
Supervisor butcher early on Sunday morning
heading candestine expedition OF revenue officers,
marched to KinR and ConoVer streets, Brooklyn,
aud there destroyed an Illicit distillery soon af,or
their departure there high carousal the
fuse remaining in OF the barrels overlooked by
tho revenue ofncers. Depraved, hagEard men. an!
squalid, wretched women speedily gathered swiue
like. over these barrels, guping down the poison.
Conspicuous among these votares OF the bott 10
was Young Patrick Flood. Sitting on one Inverted
bsrrel he drank from another until ho fell back In
a stupor, from which he never rallied. His com
panions in debauChery staggered un Ter the weight
OF his body they carried to his mothers house
There physician was summoned, but too late to
be Of any avail.
A SUN reporter last nishi visited the humble
abode of the afflicted mother in King street, Brook
lyn. The body OF the youth laid out on ice, in
a leaden colored box, awaiting tho ipqpest. TIE
little room in which they were waking tie corpse er
hibtod in its surroundings Tie evidences OF extreme
destitutiOn. The few homcly ptc,urcS were covered
with cotton cloth, while some unseony rents In tho
walls similarly concealed, aud at the head Of
the body silver plated caudalAbra. containing
nine wax tapers Illuminated the apartment. As many
and women as could possibly crowd into the
room were on their knees. As socn as these had
finished their devotions they were succeeded by an
othrr body OF mourners rom the mass Of people
uronging tho door
The women, except when at prayers wero silent ,
and ga2ed With sympathy upon TIE composed face
Of tho dead youth. ! he men smOked short pipes
and regarded he proceedings with philosophical in
difference But all seemed to realize the full force
Of the lesson conveyed in the dreadful death which
had brought them together.
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NEW RSEY.

Ex-senator Frelnghuysen will not run for Con
gress
Col. VIM. A. Treadwell, Of Jersey City, is In no
way connected with Tue Sun.
John Moselle, Swiss. cut bis throat in Newark
on Monday night. and was found dead an Clubhouse
the next morning.
The Rev. Mr.. Nen has dissolved his conn ecton
with the German Church In Newark, and accepted a
call In Phlladelphla.
Denny Whine, q New York horse trainer, is In
Newark Jail charge OF alpg set OF harness rom
Philip ueery, Of Newark.
William Hopper OF Paterson el oped with Mrs
Samuel Stevens, on Monday after noon, the former
leaving wife and two children.
New Hayen's crack military corps. the Sarsneld
Guard visits Newark to-day ana are to be received by
Company q, Of the Second siment
Tie Democrats OF the Fifth Congressional District
will probably unite on Mr. Ceyeand, who receive the
nomination In opposition ~ hr, ReynO is.
Miss Kate LOwthrop OF BOonton got no a fsir
and festival her fathers grounds, and realized t30
lpr Lhe R0YA IndRinR House VI Newark.
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PERSONAL INrELLIGEYCE.
Christine Nilsson has sailed for New York.

Christine Nilsson has sailed for New York.
Prince Eric arrived in town yesterday from the
West.
DR., Mary Walker will publish book en-.
titled TiC" II maxes hard hit at several things.
Among the passengers Dy the CITY Of London, yes
tcrday. nom LIVERPOOL were Mr. and Miss Nor acchi.
inher AMI ss.er q the noted dancer Dr. BENZ Brand
reth. ana Bi-hop Dominick.
Gen. Mcclellan has ti2,5o0 year In gold as su-
pCrGtcndcni Of the stevens battery, and $4,000 year
En- ncurcr to the Commission OF Docks lie also gets
handsome fees AZ consulting en- ineer.
Mrs, Ba;tev, under the " nom de plume" OF Emf
", Nerdery Is writing some interesting articles for
Wood'uH . cdf1fs HerliD. concerning Roman
Catholic iustitutiOns, orders and churches.
The Thomas iiitchmau cotcrc, after denouncng
Mr Htchmauh apostacy. dissolved their Association,
organizing ita runs a club, TO he called ths
Nirrtccn,h Ward James Iiricn Association. pledged
to The election OF O'Drion. Mayor.
The Troy Times says John Morrissey has pur-
chased lot OF c0l feet 'front.' opposite the Clarendon
oc Saratoga springs, on which he intends to erect .
large no tel Motrsycy also on.Ied t5lO0oO for ths
Congress Sprnr grounds, ana the owners have the
matt, under adysemrnt. lie will erect addition to
h, clGb house tins winter. Involving an outlay OF t
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SPARKS FROM THE rELEGRAPR.

The Ave days muster OF the Massachusetts militia
at Concord began yesterday, Gen. Butler connan Il ng
The Germans OF Hartford, Conn, and Terre
Haute, Ind, nrel one hundred guns on Monday 10
honor Of the Prussian victories.
John Leighton, brc ker, was nned $500 and costs
In the United states Court at Boston yeseI day Tor
making false income return In lS6S
Gov Holden OF North Carolina has mustered out
bis whlle troops The negro troops are aimed and
Is tAd more are TO be recruited Col Bergen ne OF
khks ohicers, Is In jail by order OF Judge Brooks.
The body Of David Atkins, OF Terryys, Conn,
VINO mas pefnlnsslngJ0r Qyer year, was found IN a
red aFhort distance from hs residence last week. lie
had wandered away from nome while suffering from
!cyer.
The steam Yacht Alice Rosa Of New York, while
going from the Lie oi Hnoa, 10 Boston. went ashore
90 Cnthl'b ligacn sunday mO.utng, aud became a
tua loss thc crew barely escaplHg ui tNelr liy-s
ehe Wa owned - a, AIY0rj, Jr. ot sew YorS, RLt
valued A. ShL4
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ADDITIOSAI FIG URES FOR THE ED
IFICATION or THE RING.
Census Returns NJ far rs CompIoted-A Conn
parison with the Vote Of l. st November
ASTONISHING Extent Of Fraud Exposed.

VHFTHUU WITH utt
A.,ont.bi,g Rxtept of Fraud Expo,ed.
A. .,, ,,, - N-.,L. loco l..
Az the general election III No'e"oer, looV' im-
ncdiateIy after the last census the city cast one
,o,o ,,- go. ill.,, a., oao.hoif M manhattan, or
80 ~ oi e'e,' ot"' ~" "". -. 80, :, " "
TINT our popuatfon has increased less than 100000
- A. a.. .., ,,... Va, a, tho prss,don,,ai
up " 'no Preseh' 'mo' te' ~ '' A''s"ue"is'
election two years ago, under Tammany manipuh-
ton we were made to show voting popu-
-, % ,.o 80 =, =, 90 an, a, .,,h, -.
lauon OF ioo'Voo-a gam VI oo'f'' .n 0'sn' 'eaie'
This Is nearly as much IS the entire gam OF our
nomination in ten years. That this vast increase OF
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gHE NEW REPUBLIC.
England Recognizing the Govern
mcnt of TrOchu.
PROBABLE CAPITUlATlON OF METZ
The Movements Of Mr.. Napoleon
and Family.
Spain's Salutation to the New
Republic.
VICTOR HUGO IN PARIS.
PROBABLE CaplTUlATloN OF METZ
VICTOR HUGO IN PARIS.
AUSTRIA INCLINING TO FEDERATION.

vtrNsA, Sept 6.-Great excitement and anxiety
ore manifested in political circles consequent upon
the events at the theatre OF war. The wonderful
victories Of Prussia are regarded with alarm By the
Austrian Government
There IS evidently growing disposition on tho
part Of the German portion of the empire to in
cline toward the united and powerful Germany es-
tablisLed by the war. There are rumors that
Beust flvors federation the only means Of salts.
tying the different nationaltics. The majority OF
tIe Diet OF Prague fsyors confederation.
KsGLAND RECOGNIZES IHH REPUBLIC.
LONDON. Sept 6.-Instruciions have been sent 70
Lord Lyons TO recognize the French Republic as .
Dc fdeto Government
PROBABLE cAPTuLArIoS OF METZ.
-PoNr.A.MoUssos. scpt. b-Nesotations relative
90 capitulaton are proEr, ssing. deputaton o
officers has Just returned from nag OF truce later
view with Bazaine outside OF Metz. There is great
suffering on the part OF the French troops for want
Of lood md medical stores.
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A New Recruit, for the r. NJ. T. A. B.s


MONTPELIER, Sept e.-Thc Republican STATE
ticket was headed by the Hon. J. W. Stewart oI
Middlebury, and the Democratic ticket by the Hoa.
Homes W. Heaton OF Montpelier. A very light
vote cast, though little heavier than last year.
The result is the election OF the entire Republican
State and Congressional tickets. The Senate win
bs nearly unanimously Republican, II not entirsiy
so. aud the House will probably stand about s0
Rcpu bcans to ~ Democrats. Returns from about
thirty towns embracing about on onth OF the vote
cast, stands stewart QRep) 6,GGs, 1Ieaton (Dem.l
2,0l2
In the First District, where On effort was made
10 defeat the Hon Charles w. willard for Congress
by running another Republican. he has been elected
~ Landsotne m ioritv
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POLITICiL SQUIBS.

Tho Luzcxno Democracy have nominated State
senator samuel O.. Tuner iOI Congress.
An orcaui2ltion was formed last evening at e]T
Finh street By the ChGs l. LoeW Campaign Ass0cIa-
uOh VI tne eNeutecnth MArd.
At a meeting Of the German Citizens Association
of tic Twentith NA-d last eyeoiag IL was resolved
that the Syc!ety shOu be indie yeadcnt IN pylI..cs
At meeting Of the citizens OF the Twelfth Wird
OF jersey Cty the nomination Of Mr.. Cleveland the
peuuCrallc C,nidlte Tor i6ntIess for the FHth Con
EgeeMonGl District was ratihed.
Tie VIM. W. Cook Association, In their rooms az
Lewis and Filh streets last evening, recOnme en iei
WIN. N. COOK tor Member Of Assembly for the Tseilh
Assembly District, and Charles l.. Loew Tor County
Clerk
Tie NTH annual Convention OF tho Y. NJ c. A. OI
the state r. Pougnkeepse, yslerday elected President
HolbrooK, ogdeHsbGrgh ,Veranps Morse hrooklrn
tarles u S. holme', Auburn, ana CEafles j. sch;.sl
rfN NaE
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CURIOSIrIEs OF CRIME.

Emily HUDSON, aged 10 died yesterday In Belle
yue Hospital, having poisoned herself
A daughter Of Peter Is. Luton, OF Sandburgh,
clinton county n shot herself on sunnay snd aied
Martin Allen, the panel thief hDyihg Just regained
hls liberty, after ten months incarceration - the
lomnH, weLf TO his motherln.lawt house, fJH 81.
herk's place and began 10 smash her lurnituTe, He
goes back 10 Blackwels Island
Lewis Crosby, aged 20, Of Jersey City, clerk with
Lewis, Goldthwao & Co, 45i Broadway, WAS Yester,
dsy fully committed a. ihe iopbs on the chargc ~
cluLlns wort kAa
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STATEN ISLAND.

Mr.. Frean has been appointed to suc3eed the late
Judge Taylor, as Assistant Police Justice.
Oscar Ludwig, OF New York, wAs drowned yes;or-
day, Cntd Il, by the ugsrttng OF boat. Two OF
his companilus who were rescued were found drucg,
and were held,
At the meeting OF the General Democratic Com
mttee Of Richmond topntv, m TninpkinsVile, there
va, row between }cu Brown AMI auptrV,sOT BrcA.
brown called Buck AUEr ana ucb Y Underlined IL win
thee saps the isce hr BRICK WA respo nd tnro gh
The Cl au, Jlfy.
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BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn spent for schools last year t0s5 $50 .O5.
In the Wiamsburgh horror Investigation last
night the Coroners Jury found Dobody responsible for
the lre and Nelson was discharged.
Edward Marphy, late Of so Pearl street, and
Michael Mooney. hiendless and homeless inebrlate,
died IN the Long Island College Hospital
Mrs Nolan, employed In the woollen factory OF
sOuIes q stesrns, North Ninth and fith streets,
MiamsbursL was last eY -ning caught In the betting
Her body was shQCkingly crushed
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Paris aud the Repusiic.


PARis sept, 5-Evening public order is
matter OF ihe greatest astonishment, considering
Iospos sept, g The Republie has been enthu.
Nastcaly proclaimed at Havre, Marseilles. Nantes,
Lille rergueuH, aud Montpelier The Paris city
journals pronounce for the new Government, and
Iay tliey support the new Government OF National
Defence discarding all other considerations.
The new Government
uAs REVOKED rHg FUNCTIONS
of the following ambassadors TO foreign courts The
Marquis DC Layeleite at London, the Count de Msn.
bourk Ut vienna, and Gen. Feury at ST. Pc ersburc.
VICTOR soIR AVENGED.
The Rue Dix Decembro has been renamed Qultre
septrmhre; the avenue iEupereur becomes Rae
Victor Nor.
sHALL FRANCE DE PUNISHED ron THE ENPkRoR's
CRIMES?
LosDoy, Sept. 6.-Ihe PN Ma7 Gazette says :
TIA dIniculty now is, shall France, rid OF ner
ing Alsace and Lorraine The diricGty Ia presently
TO be resolved by the Prussisn sdvance 10 Paris"
Open air meetings continue to be held in various
parts OF England in favor OF uentrztf. vast
meeting of this sort took place In BIZ hmiSsham last
nSiss ,o.-,.,,o,,, so,,,,s =, p.r,.,,, ,..r., an
address Of Lhe Social Democracy Of Germany inipor'
Ing The Prusslans
TO nEcRoss THE RHINE.
The address closes as follows:
Let US With grsspel hands forget the crimes
pomped or perpetrated by despO'. lie; Us form
he United States Of Erropei Nrths Ch'e'r'ai
Bsp46tie :"
FRANCE CONGRATULATED.
Declarations have already reached Paris from the
Foregu CoTmittoes Of several OF the states Of Ea.
rope ngratuatng france on the peaceful aad sue
sessiui formation OF The RspuOha
wuo .x,zpn rur pypos,rsg
rha ,a,osi,s In The Rank az rysncs aro aid IN
have heen remoyed
..,.,.,,,n.
REPUBLICAN PARIS EfPtLs foRtidNEN.
decree hss oeen i,sneo requiring 'ne "l'nufa"''
o. Al 1oImans Hon VI. -, It,, ,,-, l..
m, usloes'e ~ ". t ts " ~ sS -, y, go. %
gwen orders 70 oloses wslen ne ount o, Me-
NekekS' @ e % Ior,uea 'u @ , W 'T ~ ~
scum oi uie hourI.; ui.n 80 h1 , -, 49, VIZ 20,
mrs'ns pamss ",Jn n-,e uerh tn - s,"io W
& s..,e , ,on Sn - us ast ~ ~ Sayni ,,.'. p,ss,
y, H. poiica ~ ,.io q. snsnac,od ~ ds,.yninsion
=, w. ,oa ,e "m,nor,tiss s ~. hovs hs.n ni.cs
W P Tohna, ~ W.,.b,t V,,i,snt H. Mpil,sr q,
the imnstiI Hon.eaolI Ths Hsr,La aud his
sETrnkR ONE AurocEAr NoR MANY
n .gt," u'S rcfOsf G ,ia,, ~ ", ,h ~
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A War Imminent in Italy.

The Italian Government has been engaged
some time abroad with negotiations on the Roman
question. IL ~ rumOred that the Italian troops in
stron! numbers under Gen. Cadornl, are marching
upon Rome. Up.slngs are reported in Italy. A
gieat war is believed Imminent.
Later. is reported that the Italian troops have
entered Rome.
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Movements of the French Army.

PARis Sept 6-1he journal 0Gciei fhs Re-
puNie to-day publishes a proclamation TO the army.
erlorting II to rally around tho glorious hag
which, eighty years ago drove back all Europe.
The Corps Of Gen. Veny has reached Saar on tho
reirogade movement TIE Corps OF Veney is intact,
and falling back In good order. BlgAlne still main
tains his position at Metz, notwithstanding the
strength OF the army guarding and
PREVENTING his EscAfs
from the fortress. The total force under arms
In france, including the Garde Nationae and the
Garde Mobile, is 7O0 900.
The French army mas been ordered to retire on
Paris.
N. Gambetta has issued a proclamation appoint.
ing Edmond Valentine Prelect OF Strasburg and for
the Department OF Bls Rhin.
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ACar Conductor Murdered.

At about midnight q car conductor on the
Sixth avenue line killed at Forty-third street
and Sixth avenue by { hacknian, who discharged
| three shots, one Of which struck him in the aldo
men. The murderer was taken to the Thirty -nfth
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War on the Ocean.

CoPENuAGES, Sept 6,-Admira Bouet-Wil-
laumtz, after Il long conference with the French
AmDlssidor sailed from ihls port yesterda! TO con-
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Counci, OF Temperance Men,

SARATOGA, Sept 6.-The Council Of tempe
rance men met this afternoon, the Hon. W. q. GrOo
of Orange, Chairman. The political canvass was
discussed. and committee appointed to draft reso-
lutions. Tho Council viii continue It's sessions to-
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French prisoners, which have been placed In his
charge, and which number $1,000.
ON TuE ROAD To PARIS.
0eu. Lowebs,ein's eotps, composing the German
The bombsriment OF Montmedy by the Prussians
began on Monday.
NAcNAHos's ARMY ExriRPATED.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-The folio wing despatch Is on.
ciAl:
st. MENEnoULD, Sept 5.-MacMahon's army real
iy numbered 10000 men. II Is extirpated. The
TRANSPORTATION to Germany OF the prisoners OF war,
including several Generals, has commenced The
aduance OF the enemy on Paris continues.
PARIS, Sept. ga despatch to the Ltoerft from
Iaon says that the troops falling back Paris are
under orders Of Generals Vinoy and Mandint. The
Uhlans have been constantly on the heels Of the
army since its retreat began.
Tux PRUssIASs IN ENORMOUS NUMBERS
are Fastening TO Paris and In four days will be in
sight OF the walls. They seize countrymen on the
way aud force them ilto the ranks.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE BIZ THl
SUNS REPORTERS.

Important Arrest by Jersey City Detectivss
In Mott Stroet-Beaiing Capt. KeIse,s
Men on their Own Ground-The Interest,"
Ing Result Of Three Months Piping.
8. O. White. ID. Adams. J. Lay, l.. Oran, and
Ella Reddington were dragged before Commissioner
stillwell yesterday by Jersey City detectives whs
charged that they were dealers in counterfeit
currency. They were captured in . house In
Mott street, and in their possession was found
about $500 in fresh unused greenbacks, which
the suburban policemen supposed to be spurious.
Several plates were also found and exhibited TO the
Commissioner q part Of the counterfeiting Dust
ness. On examination, however. II turned out
greatly to the discontinue OF tho Jersey do
tectives, that the United States notes were geDu-
Inc, and that the plates were for engravin adter
Using cards in the semblance OF national currency.
The accused found to be Of the class Of scoun-
drels so often exposed in TuE Sun. who send circu-
lars through tho mails, Offering TO sell countertet
money which cannot be distinguished from the
genuine but whose dupcs receive nothing for their ,
remittanccs. The plates and the specimens Of cur
roncy were undoubtedly used for exhibition to the
incpient knaves vino patronized them There bo-
ing no State Federal law which could reach these
swindlers. they were discharged, and the benighted
detectives from New Jersey, who had spent much
time In working up their case" hurried from tho
Court room with vsages decidedly heightened, hav-
ing only their labor for their pains.
A New Recruit for the r. VI. T. A. n. ~
James Coffee, Of 65 Mulberry street. having
been on a spree for a week, purchased ten cents
worth Of sugar OF lead, which no swallowed yester-
day morning. He then bade adeu to his wife. tell
iny hor what he had done. Mrs. Cofce hurried her
husband to the Centre street hospital, where Drs.
Marsh and Nichols administered antidotes, and be
wa. saved lie said that tho devil made him take
n
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PANS, sept The Minister Of the Interior
e T, ciFed dtsp.tch, d.ls1 halLauge, stating
nl' lha rnenY bsd aUpeSTod al several points
TT.'''n1 tHs Rune ~ t",t yidDty. Tire 0srde
1" l"hiir aud Other t,t,rs were going TO meet
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