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CITY lsTLLL!GEaCE.

The funeral o. the late Joan q. Clayton was held
yesterday afternoon, IA ST. Peters church, state
street BrooA yn. Rev. j. A. Paddock, pastor of the
cBurcn o.iicatcd. rhc pali-Dearers were j. a. Ken
ncdy, A. Lent, &. McDevit, John Medolc, George
smith ana n. H. Plcrcer. Tne remains were taken
10 Cypress Ilill Cemetery.
AT. 81. Francis Xavlcr's church IN Sixteenth street
last evening upwards OF four hundred persons were
assembled 10 witness the marriage OF Mr. W. j. c.
Mcghan, a young journalistic attache or the
HERALD, 10 Miss Hannah OKeefc, Of tins city. The
dresses and music were very iine and the greetings
by the numerous friends cordial and sincere. The
couple Immediately upon leaving the church,
took their departure on wedding tour.
In August last the marriage IN Baltimore OF Mr..
Charles j. Mers TO Mrs. Kate Bassett was adver
tsed to have taken place In tat city al ST. Mary's
church In due and proper form, Rev. Father Doyle
officiating. Mr. Mlers Is member OF the Rchings
Opera Company, and as he has been travelling
since that time has upon his return TO tins city
learned or the practical though very improper
'jokc.n Az he had already one wife at that time, he
states he has no knowledge OF having since ex-
ceeded the legal allowance.
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QUEENS C0vsTy P0LITgCs.

Disscnsi0n Among the Dcm0crats-Alicgations
of Wholesale Fraud-ss.spIits', and Mass
Meetings.
Never before in the political history Of the county
OF Queens has such fierce dtsscnsion been known
Old friends and fames are arrayed in hostile oppo-
sition, and charges OF fraud and corruption are as
numerous tls sand iicas IN the summer tme The
second District Convention, held ut jamaica on Tues.
day, was discredilabc boti to the democracy and
the dolegaSes, as every principle or parliamentary
usage and decorum was set at defiance, and ygno.
rant stupidity filed the void One regularly elected
delegation was rejected by the Convention and
when the second refused 10 take their the Con-
venuon invited the bogus party to participate The
packed Convention then nominated Oakley ior AS
semblyman and the regularly selected delegates
nominated F. u. Baldwin. In the County Convention
Of the regular and one OF the irregular deleya.
tons admitted. This had the enect OF creating
still grearer dsunon, and the political magnate OF
the county was consequently rebukcd by the refusal
OF the Convention 10 endorse HIM as Congressional
delegate with the exception OF the name OF John
II. SntphIn n complete county ticket Will be noml-
mated by the ctizcns in opposition TO the ring and
corruption viii be irowned down. BALDWIN, 1t Is
thought, can be elected against all opposition but
the remaining Offices must necessarily be ied py
repnblcans.
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sam uel COny.

telegram from Augusta, Me-, reports the death
Of Samuel Cony, late Governor OF the State. Mr..
Cony was a ma i've OF Maine, and was in the
prime OF life. He received a good educs-
tIon and al an early age entering into poll
tics attained 10 prominence. Al the OF the
rebellion he gave to the government an ardent sun
p0r, advocating energetic measures towards the in
surrectionary states. In 1868 lie was nominated by
the Unionists for the Office oil Governor and was
elected, beating Mr. Bradbury, the demo-
cratic candidate, by a large majority. He
served until September. 1866, being reelected
twice after the expiration OF his first term During
the rebellion Governor Cony displayed great energy
IN the work OF raising troops and in otherwise aid
ing the national authorities I'm the work OF suppress
sing the rebellion. BY his loyalty and de-
votlon To the Union he the rpspect
and admiration OF all parties. and when ne retired
from the gubernatorial chair was more popular with
the people than AT any previous time. He was !.
man OF marked ability ana his death Will DC gene
rally regretted
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TEE EMPR IS W GENIE.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Her Treatment in Enaiand-She Requests
POsfpOnement Of 0nlciai Rccocnition-At-
tcn,i0ns from the Queen and Prince Of
Wa!es-Ierseif and son Weli--kininess Of
the Aristocrncy-IIope~ Of Restoration.
LONDON, Oct 3, 1870.
The Empress yesterday sent letter TO the
Emperor conce, nlng her reception IN Eng.
land. She states that all Official rccog-
milton OF her presence has been postponed at
ner own request. Nothing could have been
tcnderer than her treatment. Queen VIC
tora sent AT once u private letter offer
ing to pay her state visit. The Prince
OF Wales, immediately upon her arrival
wrote to her, expressing the kind remembrance en-
ierained by the Princess and himself Of their visits
to Paris and y, the rca; Kindness displayed to them
b. her III the Tuieres, ana begging To know in
wha' way either the Princess himself conld
serve her. The Empress says she rs in excellent
health and good spirits, is also the Prince Impe-
rial. Lord Ashburnham has offered her his mansion
In sussex. The Duke Of Norfolk, Lord Petre, the
Marquis OF Lansdane and many other persons have
begged permission 10 pay their respects to her.
The diplomatists in London, encouraged 4 am
sorry 10 ay, by the Ameacan Minister, express con-
ndent hopes o. the downfall Vi The republic and the
RESTORATION VI The empire.
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productive OF important results. II wants some
such man TO arouse the dropping spirits OF the
French people. They have got no popular military
leaders TO excite their enthusiasm and GariDaidi
could work wonders.
OIL, LORD i-ESGLIsH FAIR PLAY.
Bismarck's smart trick In getting Bourbaki out Of
Metz Is severely commented upon here. The spirit
OF fair play OF the English people ID shocked by such
proceedings. -s- 81. es7ss .sf.s = Z. s.t-
NOTES on VARIOUS WAR SUBJECTS.
The French army now In Algeria, numbering
$1,000 men, demands to be recalled to resist the
Prussans.
Berlin despatch says:-There are no signs OF the
creation of further French armies.
telegram from Saarhrick reports that a large
cavalry brigade has gone 10 Tours Cl
The defence OF BItche has been thus far sue
cessfu.
The Foreign Legion has left Tours. It's destina
ton Is mknown.
General Enrich has written letter OF thanks for
his enthusiastic reception by the people of Tours.
The Rcho dp Paiiem0nt at Brussels, confirms
to-day the report OF the death OF the Duke OF Nassau
near Reims.
The siege guns of the German army are expected
to reach Paris about the 10th OF this month.
The reports OF Prussan movements 10 the north
and west OF Paris-that Is, towards Rouen and
Amiens-- originate merely from foraging expedi-
tions.
From Valencienncs it is stated that the Prussan
losses in the attack Fort Bieetre were immense.
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THE BRENNAN SOCIETY.

The Brennan Society held most enthusiastic
meeting last evening at the Belvldere Hail. Lion
Park, losth street ana Ninth avenue, james T. King
IN the chair; Charles DJwd secretary. Mr..
Thomas G. Fields General viele, Fernando Wood
and Dr. Coates eloqueny addressed the meeting
Counsellor Russell made an able Speech advocat-
ing Matthew L. Brennan's claims Tor Sheriff. and
advocating the up town west side property holders
Tor recognition In regard TO prospective Improve
menls.
After several other addresses, some OF which were
made to appcase the multitude until the "clam
chowder' was ready, and all or which were in
praise OF Matthew 4. Brennan as candi late for the
Shrlevalty, the champagne and chOwdcr came as
last. The usual patriotic airs being played by the
band in attendance, the meeting adjourned amid
loud cheers.
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L0CAi. POLITICS.

Mozart Hall General Committee Democratic
Nominations Supported.
The Mozart Han General Committee held q meet
ing last evening al Masonic Hall. Mr.. Otto ii. Coop
called the meeting to order, Mr. John Sigerson act
ing az Secretary The resignation OF Mr.. John
McCool rs Prcsi lent was read and accepted Upon
report Ol the Committee on Permanent OrganiZa-
ton the following gentlemen were declared oiicers
OF The body:-Mr. Edward Berrian, OF the sixteenth
ward President; otto u. Coop OF Tie Thirteenth
ward Vice President, aud Messrs. Sigerson ana
Ilannigan were rcinstalled as Secretaries. There
upon Mr.. Coop vacated the chair in iavor OF Mr.
Bcrran, who ir.eny addressed the meeting. The
Committee on Vacancies were allowed further time.
a resolu Ion was introduced anu unanimon,l ,ly
adopted pledging shcm % support the nominations
OF the Democratic State Convention at Rochester =,
and especially tnat Of Governor Holman Tue
charmcn OF the dlneren. delegations were In.
structcd to nand in the names or inspe tors and
places OF holding primaries by Friday The meet.
Ing then adjourned sine die.
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TfLEGHApHIC NEWS ITEMS.

There were nine deaths from yellow fever In New Dream.
Tuesday.
EIGogernor Samuel Coney dicd his residence In Au-
gusta, Me. yesterday.
General Robert r. Lee continues to i'm. He lite
chcerin land communicative.
Three additional arrivals al San Francisco from the
nsh neet brought over quarter or a million hsh.
About mile OF the sheds Of Pacific Rail.
road, near Cisco, were burned yesterday morning.
John 8. Babcock while cunning sunday in Arcadia.
X H. was shot the side by the accidental discharge n
gun. His condition critical
Peter Frank, German, in Buffalo, placed pistol loaded
with nuekshot his forehead yesterday morning blew
the entire top Of hts skull on.
The BANK Of California has eeleced old officers Ths
Affairs OF the bank satisfactory. The dviucnd tnS
past year amounted to S60O,UJ0
TIE bark Charles Augustus M days from Hong Kong ar.
rvei New orleans yesterday having board 22u emil.
gaats- Sixteen died on the pAssags.
orace Greeley lectnrcd to large audience In
lbb ary nan, In ST. Louis Tuesday night. lie goep
tLance " Ncwtown, Greeley anl Colorado,
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fhe Constituent Assembly Of France tC
Meet at Tours.
Treatment Of the Empress in
England.
THE QUESTION OF PEACE.
TElEsaAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

SclfohAM W lHe MEM iuhA htiAlU.
Ensland aad Rsssia Moving for an Armistiee-
Rsssia TO Get n Slice Of Germany-M.
Thicrs' Failure- Divisions I'm the Ministry at
Paris.
LONDON Oct. S, 1870.
IL is announced from Berlin by the correspondent
Of the NEW YORK HERALD, that English and Russian
couriers are going daily to and from the headquar.
ters Of King william at Ferrieres. Their mission is
said to be to facilitate the measures when their gov.
crnments are taking to pave the way to an agree
ment for an armistice.
RUSSIA TO GET A SLICE OF GERMANY.
Your correspondent also states:-Reports are cur.
rent IN Berlin, but l cannot ascertain from what
source they arise, that project is entertained In
onicial circles favoring the incorporation OF both
the Mecklenburgs into the empire Of Russia as
means Of gaining the consent Of the Car and his
people to the agGrandizem ent OF Prussia. The
Grand Duke Of MeckIenburg. the report adds, Will
be compensated for the loss OF his territories by
making him ruler OF grand duchy to be formed
out Of Alsace ana Lorraine.
N. THEIRS FAILURE IN RUSSIA
N. Theirs complete failure at st. Petersburg ia
certain. Russia having reassured the Powers Of her
peaceful Intentions.
DIVISIONS IN THE MINISTRY AT PARIS
The Manchester EEantner has an aerial message
fr0m Paris stating that at meeting OF the Council
Of Minister'S on the 2sth OF September, Jules Favrc
and M. Arago protested against continuance OF the
war without consultation with the people,
NM. Keratry, Trochu and Rochefort dissented
from this view.
GENERAL BURNSIDE NOT MEDIATING.
The story that the American General Burnside has
been engaged IN an attempt to mediate between
France and Prussia is discussed IN the press and
generally discredited.
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THE MILITARY OPERATIONS.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.


Headquartcrs ut observation-disclosures Around
Paris-1he French Beaten at Epernny and
Snccossfsl as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at
Orleans and Elsewhere--s0rties IRON,
Melz- Movements in Upper AIsace-More
Reports Of Won NoltlSc's Dc;.tL-lserlin
sokcitous Of King williams safety-Gcn-
ernl War News.
LONDON, Oct. g. 1870
A telegram from Berlin OF to-day's date states that
the headquarters of the King OF Prussia are now at
Versailles.
DEFENcgs AROUND PARIS.
Paris is surrounded by trenches, rife pits barri-
cadtng and other temporary defcnces The villas
In the suburbs and the walls OF the cottages are
loOpholed for rines.
rHE FRssCH DRIVEN OUT OF EPERNoN-DETAILs OF
despach received at Tours from Chartres, dated
to-day, contains the following intelligence
The Prassians gained some advantage near Eper.
non yesterday which opens that place to their arms
They bombarded Epcrnon for time. The Mobiles
and ranc-tireurs fought courageously, but were un
the enemy.
The latest reports from Epernon are that the Ma
fional Guard and Mobiles are doing good service at
Dnsn lighting.
correspondent telegraphs the following details
OF the fight alluded t0:-Yesterday German force
was advanced from KamDOnillet about eight
fagues from Versailles. against Epernon, on the
Chartreas post road At Filerdeaux they encoun.
ered q force OF French National Guards which they
drove back, after sharp contest upon Epernon
Epernon stands on hli at the juno.
ti0n OF three small streams, and was held
by considerable body OF French Gardes
Mobile with o detachment OF the line and
artillery. The position was a strong one, and was
vigorously defended, bu, the Germans maintained
their assault with obstinate courage, ana nnally
succeeded In passing the Pagry turning the flank
ol the French and driving them with loss out Of
EpernOn, which they now occupy.
PRussIAN DEFEAT NEAR FoNrAISEDLEAU.
telegram from Pontaneblean dated yesterday
gives the following report OF an engagement near
that place:-The franctlr3uls have driven back to
Sailly strong force oi p.ussians, bots horse ard
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FATaL ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILROAD.
One Man Instantly Killed and Another Prob
ably Fatally Iujured.

OHC NI1fH 1HStWutIy hI1eu Huu AHOtueF TFOD-
ably Fatally Injured.
PORT JERvIs Oct s, 1870.
fatal accident occurred at Pond Eddy, on tho
Delaware division Erie Railroad about half-past
this morning, resulting In the death OF an old
man named Duffy and seriously injuring another
man named stewart. Both were passing down
the westward bound track, when freight tram came
along, TO avoid which they stepped upon the east
ward bound track. They had lust stepped
over when express train No. came
around curve through deep cnt In the rocks,
striking Duffy, knocking MIN against Stewart, and
dashinQ them both against the rocks on cxamlna-
ton II was found that Duffy was instantly killed
aud his companion frIghtfuiiy and probably fatally
injured being badly cut and bruised by the rocks.
on the 2Sth OF last June a daughter OF Duffy aged
about twelve years, was Instantly killed at this
place. In almost the same manner and by the same
train. Dufy was about sixty years Old, aud leaves
WI e ana five children.
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THE IMPERIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
TELEGRAPH I, THs NEW Yoag HERALD.

No Manifesto from Nupole0n-O OHlcial DeniaIs
from the Emperor, from Berlin and from,
the Emprcss-Frcnch View or the Bogus
Lettei-.yIore Correspondence or Napoleon
Published- His ID Dynnstic Arrnngcmc nts-O ORR
ginal Wnr PInns-A Warning 4, om Per.
signy.
LONDON. Oct g., 1870.
The NEW YORK HERALD spec,a. correspondent at
Berlin teegraphs to-day:--I have just received q
the Emperor Napoleon, 10 communication ad-
dressed to him by me on The subject OF the alleged
manifesto which appeared in L0 Situation, Of Lon.
don lie says that Napoleon has not and Will not
publish any manifesto and that all rumors or asser
tions TO that eject are groundlcss.
NoTHfN KNOWN or THE MANIFESTO IN BERLIN.
telegram from Berlin state that the following
news is o1iclal:-The manifesto datea at Wiihelms.
liohe and signed by Nap0icon which was recently
published By La Situation, is entirely unknown
here. and is doubtless apochryphal
ANOTHER pENIAL--THE EMPRESS DID Not TELEGRAPH
NAPOLEON TO RETURN 10 PARIS.
A CORE .pondent here (London) says:-I am an
thorized TO state from the highest source that the
alleged note OF the Emperor which appeared In La
quest a to state by the hgn authority tha5 the
Empress has connection, direct or indirect with
the journal in question, and that newspaper in
England Is supported or controlled by the imperial
family. am authorized 10 add that the telegram
published as found among the papers In The
Tu!cries is Incorrect. The EMPRESS never tele-
graphed to the Emperor to return to Paris.
The Standard mr. Disraeii's organ viii, tomorrow
conte.-. an authorized statement from the Emperor
Napoleon denying the authenticity OF the letter cir
culatcd under German auspices In his name.
ANoTHRP STORY.
Another correspondent here ays:-No.withstand-
ing the stories put abous here discrediting the En-
peror's letter TO King William, II was published
through the German camps before Paris and the
story at Versailles was that the original In the Enl
peror's Handwriting, was brought by General Gas
teinan from Wi,iheimshope 10 MeuX.
FRENCH viEw OF the BOGUS LETTER.
The daily journals OF Tours notice til manifesto
OF Napoleon, lately published In LoLdoa. TIE
Tours an nort1 ia 10. sel been apprls, the
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DEPARTURE OF THE HAMBURG STEAMER wEsTpHAlA.

The steamer Westphalla sailed yesterday morning
at about three O'Clock for Hamburg. Sue was iast
seen al hali-past eight O'Clock from sandy Hook
lighthouse, and was then proceeding south. u was
reported at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon that
two FrencD corvettes, In addition TO the Laouche,
Treyille ana Bouret he'd arrived OF SANDY Hook
but The tug, which went as lar a. the Lighthouse With
the Yves. Dhalia, did not sight them. lhe agents OF
the Hamburg company do not credit The statement
regarding the additional guBboata
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FRENCH POLITICS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW ylax HERALD.

The Con nssitucnr Assembly TO Meet mt Tours
Political Agi,a tion--A Government Delegate
tc Lis.c--A Member Of the Provisional Gov
ernmcnt Arrested.
TOURS, Oct. s, 1870.
II Is reported mat the Constituent Assembly VIII
meet at Tours after the electlon. The Aoaite,u Of
to-day advocates this city as the place OF meeting on
the ground OF its security which that journal says
is as perfect thar OF any French city n the war
continues.
vACiLLATIoN OF THE GOvERNMENy.
The aclation OF the government about the elec
ion Is inexpicable. NJ. Laurer upon beng ques-
toned, answered we hasten them because usurpa.
tlons do not last long Ia France.
POLITICAL AGITATION IN FRANCE.
II is noticeable that the elections for the Con-
stitIent Assembly approach old parties seem to be
reviylng Their different organs are apparently
thinking more OF politics than OF the danger OF the
country.
GOVERNMENT DELEGATE TO GO TO LILLE.
1t is announced to-day that government deega-
ton Will be sent IRON here to be established in
Lille, in any greater interruption OF the lines
OF communication. No serious engagements have
occurred near Paris other than those already de-
scrbed. The government receives intelligence from
Paris with tolerable regularity.
WANT A FEDERAL REPUBLIC.
The government Is dary harasscd by deputations
from Lyons and MarseiIles fav0ring federal
republic.
A STAB ~ TIE BACK.
1t Is said that an intrigue is In process for the
toratiOn of Nice TO Italy, force OF Italian Ber-
suglieri Is at vcntimIga, on the French frontier.
MEMBER or TIE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
NJ. LutZ one of the members OF the Committee or
National Defence and delegate Of ine government,
has been arrested by the Mobile Guard at Besacon.
The nature Of the charges preferred against him
are as yet unknown.
FRENCH EDITOR IN QUoD
NJ. LanOn, the editor OF the Paris Tftlis mas been
arrested. The charges against him have not yet been
made public.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NJ Theirs is soon expected here.
IL is asserted that Lyons demands the right Of
coinage, and the establishment Of u mint in that
city. The goldsmiths Of the city. in particular de.
mand the right to com ami ssuc small silver cur
rency.
Additional time has been gwen on all bills drawn
after the 14th OF October.
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P AR ! S

~ n j %
England and Russia Moving for
An Armistice.
German Territory to he Coded
to Russia.
Engagement at EpernOn and De-
feat Of the French.
Repulse of the Prussians Near
Fontainebleau.
FIGHTING AT ORLEANS AND OTHER POINTS
4 Sortie Made Every Day by
So Bazaine's Army.
Preparations Completed for am
Attack on Paris.
The Assault and BOmbardment to be
Made Shortly.
Official Denial That Napoleon
Wrote the Manifesto.
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More of His Correspond
ence Published.
fhe Constituent Assembly Of France to
Meet at Tours.
Treatment Of the Empress in
England.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

NEW YORK, August II.
The Herald's special cable from Lon
don savs. The French army of the
Rhine has received coup de grace near
Metz and is now in disastrous retreat
toward Verdun in shattered condition.
The soldiers undoubtedly are desperate.
The Emperor is believed yet to be in
aetual command Of the army.
SAARBRUcK, August II.
King William has appointed Gov
ernors for Departments of Lorraine and
Alsaee.
LONDON, August II.
A dispatch from Carlsruhe, the head
quarters of the Baden army, 14th, says:
The people and garrison of Stresbourg
have labored with zeal 10 arm the ram
parts, clear the glacis, aud barricade the
entrances, but the besiegers have de-
stroyed much of their work. On the
18th instant three slight conflicts took
place. A detachment of Baden troops
set fire TO a railway train standing in the
station. One of their batteries ap-
preached within 300 PAGES of the fortress
and fired on the ramparts. The Baden
troops lost killed and 10 wounded.
Paris journals confess an inability TO
explain the course of recent military
events, In consequence of the confusion
Of dates and lack of authentic adyices.
Gable 10 Tribune
Our special from Chalons writes on
Sunday that 10000 wounded are being
brought into Campton and the camp pre-
sents scene Of riots, disorder and dis
sipation. If another battle is lost it
will be massacre.
FRAsKFoRT, August IL.
Gen. Sheridan, with Consul General
Webster, has, through tue good Offices of
Minister Bancroft, been cheerfully ac-
corded permission by the military au-
thorities TO follow the campaign with the
headquarters Of the King
Our special also writes from Berlin
that the attempt to raise the loan of l20,-
900, 900 % has broken down. Yesterday
the subscriptions reached $4,000, 900,
but this loan did not pretend TO offer a
chance for a favorable investment. II
was issued rs Ave cent loan at fixed
price of 80; the remainder, 10000, 900,
was taken by part of the Prussian ex-
chequer.
PARIS, August II.
The following official dispatch has
been made public;
METZ, August II.
We had serious engagement yester-
day near Gravelotte. We gained the
advantage, but lost heavily. (Gravelotte
is small village miles southwest of
Metz and 2 miles west of the Moselle).
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