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PRICE TWO CENTS.

recommended that the result NJ the pri nares be
cernaed by the President and three Inspectors.
n uelegato moved trat the credentials OF doeyatea
be signed by the three Inspectors and the Prssiens
and ooth secretaries OF the Assembly District or
This motion rave rise to protracted and heated
discussion, exhibiting the
JRALoUSIEs AMONG MEuprRs,
and the lack OF confidence prevalent throughout N,
organization. The excitement and confusion rae
very high, members charging fraud back and forth
freely, and all seeming 10 see somo game about TO bs
The Chair called the meeting 10 order md ins,sN
ed that no further business would be transacted
until perfect order was restored. The question
finally ordered on the amendment, andthe ayes and
nays were called for. The call proceeded. Gen
koeding the tally.
AT the conclusion OF the call, while the tellen
were settling their count,
THE NON. THOMAS MURPHY
snd requested to have his name recorded In the
Affirmative.
It then appeared thai wide discrepancy existed
in the count OF the two secretaries, aud 81
indescribable confusion prevailed.
. The regular secretrry had the motion lost, while
Gen. Pickney had IL carried. Members charged
that the tellers had purposely miscounted TIE Hon.
Dan. Connovcr had kept count, and his tally coin
cided vita that Of Gen. Pinckney
A delegate exclaimed exctedly that the meeting
had appointed Gen Plnckney to keep the tally. aud
tha. the oiher Secretary had nothing to do with 4
count should determine the matter.
The NOISE AND CONFUSION INCREASED
every moment. until finally the Chair pounded In
desk vita all his might, aud ordered members to bs
seated This Is not mob, he said, and business
must be conducted orderly, or not at all. lie thcr
ordered recall OF the roll as the Secretary had II
for the purpose OF correcting any that mgta
be found
Mr.. r. Delaneld Smith interrupted these proceed
ings, remarking that this action only q cunning
device, without precedent In parliamentary pro-
ccedngs lie demanded an entire new vote hitcr
protracted wrangle 10 which 1t was impossible 70
keep any run OF the proceedings,
NEW TELLERs WE'RE APPOINTED,
and new vote taken, resulting In tho adoption of
the amendment to the report by 50 ayes to 80 navs
Resolusions OF coincidence on tho death Of James
b. Taylor were then adopted, aud also u series sym
pathizlng with the German In the European
war. The latter were bitterly opposed by Col. Do
game, but without effect.
1he meeting then adjourned.
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A NEW TEMPERANCE LEC1 URE.
The Last of n Bounty Brober-A Man Once
Worth n Hundred Thousand Dollars Dy-
ing a Pnuper-Found In tho Gutter.

The Last Of a Bounty Brober-A Man Once
Worth Hundred Thousand Dollars Dy-
ing a Pauper-Found In tho Gutter.
AT about four o'clock yesterday morning, John
D. Lex, the night watchman employed by Aessrs.
Grniths & Co., the sugar rennes in Desbrotses
street, noticed what appeared to him to be bundle
OF clothes lying in front OF 3s Desbrosses Passing
over to ascertain what IL really was, he found
the dead body OF q man. He raised alarm, and
two officers soon appeared, aud bore the corpse to
the Leonard street police station. On searching It,
II was ascertained from papers that the deceased
man James Reilly. Nothing was found on
his person but a brass check" New York via Fall
River. No. 2l20."
Upon investigation reporter OF The SUN ascer-
taned that the dead man was James Reilly the not
rious bounty broker, who during the war was
member OF the arm OF Stanley & Co., who engaged
In the bounty business at Lafayette Hall Broad
way, between Prince and Houston streets. by
operations in this business Reilly amassed fortune
OF 100000.
While the war lasted Reilly was one ofthe greatest
sports in the city, wore his expensive diamonds,
pensye habits practised by his companions. At the
close OF the war finding his occupation gone the
broker became thoroughly demoralizei, and be-
gan spending his money in the most reckless
manner. For the past year or two he has been a
hummer" drinking In the lowest saloons OF the
city, and borrowing money OF his former friends.
Latterly he has been without cent, and for some
time past has been drunk every day.
IL is supposed that while drunk, he foil In at in
Desbrosses street and died before assistance could
be obtained. The body was sent TO the Aorgue.
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PRIzE FI0Hr IN A BRICK YARD.
Unpicnsantness between sworn Friends
Settling II According to the Rules Of the
+. .R.-Six Rounds and Damaged Coun-
tennuce.

Unplcnsa antness between sworn Friends
Settling 10 According to tho Rules Of the
+. R.-ssix Rounds and Damaged Coun-
tennnce.
George Sohulze, commission dealer in brick,
had become dissatisfied with his bosom iriend
Enoch Chamberlain.
George was presumably 81 years OF age. Enocb
CqGmberlan had reached the mature age OF 80
Enoch had said that Georges father Twas q man OF
no principle. George didn't like II. George had
only his commissions sales TO support bis digni-
tyi Enocl, in addition to the perquistes 'of his
clerical ONCE had the salary attached to the posi-
tion OF Superintendent OF tho Mechanics Building
Association.
Ats O'Clock yesterday morning, In the brick yard
at the foot OF West Eleventh street, they met. At
one minute past they stripped for tie fght.
Enoss shirt was OF In jiny and In less time than
You coulu count ten George was almost nude.
Among the Interested spectators were many mem.
bers OF tie hechnnics' und Traders Exchange who
hold forth at Park place and Church street. Col
DE Low and Col Lockward " ere throughout the
seven TO one on his favorite.
The clerks, messengers, and other employees Of
the Mechanics and Traders wagered heavily, Mr..
Norton risking as much as 2,752 to 41 on the prov
ess and pluck or young Schultze. whose wind and
bottom were beyond criticism In the eyes OF con.
nosseurs.
To make long story short, six rounds finished
the ngllt Schultz fbbed with LEFT and niamed the
Iotato.trap OF his opponent. He then yentured
forth with his right, and bunged Chnmberain's
nose. Wtereupon Chamberlain sent out a dexter
which made no time and the young athlete answered
with one for his mob which laid Chamberlain low,
Three rounds were fought Scbutze came out
Scot free OF blemish. ChaUberla escaped with q
bruised forehead, nattened nose, and two or three
black eyes His teeth too, are in bad condition, and
tie collar OF his coat needs repairing.
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LATEST NEWS GLEANINGS.

Lieut.. Gov. Applegate died in Mobile on sunday.
Music on the Battery ground this evening
The thermometer at Byrne's, lGJ Broadway.
ranged from % TO ~ yesterday.
Treasurer Spinner received from 81. Louis yester-
day t2f645 conscience money.
The Engineers Protective Association have pio-
mic on Sunday on staten Island.
TIE Hon. WOrthington Smith has been renomL
mated for the Third Vermont District
The Fly Touring mills In st Plul were burned
yesterday. Loss s65Ooli Insurance, $500
John Brown, aged 80, died yesterday in ths
svenue en eSi-' car "-''"- '''' u" 0's' " lN''
William Henry, eartman, fell OF his curt last even
fractured ''1' VA
Mr. Samuel COLT Of Hartford. has Just purchased
VIA sits oi hNe or six acres on the Guns at New ot
James Niece, aged egat years. Of iii South
Elghth street Jersey CITY WAS fatally Injured yesterday
battalion of the Forty seventh Regiment BROOK.
for Hartford IN the steamer Traveller,
Yesterday morning Mrs Frager Of Hunter. Point
was pT cpitated mo ciscrn hy the ca'ns in of
tubser rienIy ruscucd.
Mr.. Edwin Kelly, NJ Kcly ~ Lccu's Nnsirols. il
h,ing fdn 6 nE iee pa" m at SG ana S'T Brqadw'y r me
opens with lie peHfdn
,. DR.. Edward Downcs Conncrr, Tor may yo,r,
hn Vt9nGl m IN ~ NGw l2fH cl{ 'crYt u i1,i ctacy u
DAY OF disease OF the kidneys.
At the James o Bricn Egt'cort1 Wwi A.sort,.
onsly denoGnccd tEc Tamn'j Ins' ari - u
o'Bricn' election tor next MAJOR asa csrrant.
dD Dgrn: The drG-,iar,go - 90. \mH' aen' Hi
mcn denny hined "h. 's'f & i' g n,reGse %,
day. lie wN carried "A - 'r',,
Amer tAi' mna,h - ~ a w.. a.. : II l. ~ and
Go T. v; ,i'mhon' 4" TON liH'ri Rrrt1 h'wll-
rt,eaG OF 6s 4 II a'l ib'' a. H.. ,n.i,"f'.a rHHs.
E Lon. r5Sa':.in WI '' ils ,I' ,. 9i 9ai tex 5I
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THE SITUATION IN PARIS

... - A.. -. ~,
I.,,srn..nt. Much hn.,r,...d-s,h.,nn- n
,InI Ala from yT,Innd-The Renewal of
the Animal. from the Bsis do Boulogne-
Emile dc Girnrdin'a Bet.
PAsIs, Aug. s5,--In the Cc.ps Legislatif YES
terd.v the mo,,on of NJ K6ratrv N .D,.ro. ,,o
Committee of Defence was taken up, and discussed
at great length, and with much excitement NJ. Ke.
ratry defended his proposal, and NJ. Clement puyer
uois rer,iad
NJ. Jules Fayre declared that tha nistortrres of
the country came from that fatal man n,gsmsr, ~
which the Chamber had been comnelI,d 10 spbm,t
This should be said. "Ifit IA TO maintain dynast,
that the country mus, fght-"
The remainder OF the sentence wa. lost In the M.
roar and tumult which these words caused.
M. Buffet said the only question now was how to
drive the foreigners from our soil. This was 70
ceived with great applause. and the co.e Of the de-
bate was ordered by vote OF 2lO to 55
M. Theirs announced in the name OF the commit
tee appointed TO decide upon tho proposition OF M.
Keratry' that they were unable to arrange the mat
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LONDON, Aug. 25.-Thc Pope repeats his de-
nii OF the story that he congratulated Prussia on
her successes In the hell.
Meetings have been held In Liverpool, Coventry
and other ullce-, to raise funds for the wounded.
Newspaper CORRESPONDENTS have been dismissed
nom the Prussian headquarters.
The Emperor Napoleon has declined the services
Of $500 Irish auxiiaries rendered By James Ste
phens.
French kilograms TO London occupy from twelve
TO thirty six hours in the transmission.
II IL said that French lronclad towed two prizes
into Cherbourg on Tuesday
The Post expresses satisfaction that the war Is To-
called, and that the scene OF devastation cannot
now be greatly ENLARGED.
The Times says until the Prussians learn that the
Asatians hate the Germans, and France learns that
the present invasion OF her territory Is not made 10
the spirit as the Duke Of Brunswick's, fourscore
years ago peace will be din cut II not impossible
The BelRfans intimate that the complaint O. the
French that Prussan wounded are allowe to cross
Belgian territory is mere pretext for intended vio-
lation OF ths soil.
Neeiipgs have been held at Manchester and else
where TO raise cid for the French wounded.
Swiss surgeons volunteer for the hospital service
In the armies both ddes.
The B.ak OF England has reduced It's rate Of dis
count To four per cent
The Ttnes this moroing is auth orized to deny that
Queen Victoria has bad any CORES spondepce with
anybody the subject OF mediation. or that Mr..
Gladstone is fearful that Prussia 10 becoming too
strong"
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GERMIN VAR DISPATCHES.
The March TO Paris The Kings ueadauar-
tcrs nj Bnr-Ie-Duc.

The March TO Paris The Kings Headqua
ters nt Bnr-le-Duc.
BIRLiS, Aug. 25-730 =. h.-The Prussian
Abniteur states that King Williams headquarters
have been removed from Ponta-Mousson to Bar-le-
Due. The headquarters Of the hrst and the second
armies are near Metz while The other corps cont
nues It's march on Paris.
-CoRRoBoRArIos OF rHR suns DESPATCH or rKs.
TERpAI.
The Government has received despatch dated
sarle Due last evening, TO the effect that Chalons
has been evacuated by tho French, and that the
Prussian column is west OF Chalons, advancing
<apidI.
Tho following onicial bulletins from the Prussian
Asmy headquarters have been received at the War
Dnoe ~ this city
Tho Crown Prince OF Prussia Is near Cbalons.
The enemy has evacuated his camp at Chaons-sur-
HArne, The head OF the Prussan column Mas ad
yanoed beyond Lhs camp destroyed by the French.
The army Is now continuing Its onward march.
BIZANE QUIETLY Gagged AT METZ.
sIncs Tuesday noon the fortress OF Metz has bee n
completely surrounded by Prussian armies under
Prince Frederick Charles and Gen. Won steinmetz,
whose forces are strongly intrenched at all points
sfom wbich tbs French would attempf to retreat.
eThs French poslsiSa 10 now perfectly surrounded,
md 10 ISOLATED
All communication with Thionvls and Montmed dy
naa been destroyed, ssd movement OF the French
eeyond their eslrenched lines would encounter de-
suuelion. Tho garrison OF Metz are evidently
reIar'iuE l.elr s;rcas'h iui waiting a movement
"''a 'As llro-.ion OF .hciili2n's command UD 10
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Nh CHA HON'S DESPERATE EFFORT
TO RELIRyE B1ZIINE.
The Emperor to Command the Imperial
Guard In In PersOn-No Delay In the
Prussian Advance.

The Emperor to Command the Imperial I
Guard in In Person-Ne Delay In the
Prnssian Advance.
LONDON, Aug. 95.-0ur special correspon dent
from Reims, on Tuesday, sends very important and
late news OF French movements which are not al
lowed to be telegraphed. Yesterday evening there
about 10000 troops In and about Reims, un-
der MacMahon.
During the night they began 10 move toward Ar
dennes. and are still moving In that direction. By
noon this place will be entirely evacuated.
They take the road to Bethel and Mezierres, bu.
even the officers to not know how far they will 70
IN that direction. II what is believed here about
Bazaine be true the two armies will soon be united
Bazaine is reported at headquarters to have said
that he could beat the enemy the 10th. but II he
waited until the 18th, no could anniAilate them
This afternoon the march OF the troops, which began
last night continues. Artillery infantry, and cava.
ry are pouring uninterruptedy tn rough the town.
It lie raining bard to-day compute that nes, :,
100000 men in all have passed.
There is no longer a doubt shout the OBJECTION n
this movement. From aAoers oi the Baggage and
supply train lem that they have orse,, 10 sc
direst to gsntmedy. Two basgaSsmsr ,,o 49,
tried 10 get townrd Yerdun had ~ w
eniA'n Anu ~, i.po' .e that every road thither
ward is picketed u y the Prussian..
he0'EA'Ia.ion proceeds with the utmost dispat tch
As one example, supply train OF ave hundred
wagons fully equipped was organized and reached
Rheims from Verdun in three days.
High onlcers here are positive that part Of Ba
zaine's forces are between Br.ey and Eain. oul
own movements from Rheims to join him are mad,
with the utmost secrecy
The second army OF reserves now forming neal
Chalons, composed OF old soldiers will reach thre,
hundred and ffty thousand men. The Emperor
will command the imperial Guard in persen.
Our special correspondent from the Crown Prince
headquarters on the 18th, saws ::
There is no delay In the advance; town after towr
Ia occupied which you may hear or but you car
scarcely realize the extent OF the invasion.
While the Crown Prince has advanced througl
northern Alsace into Lorraine, two other German
armies have entered French territory from Rhenist
Prussia, and the reserves are ever increasing.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEoR4pH.

The Hon. William II. Seward is In San Frar :,sco.
The body OF a man % or 30 years OF e.e was found
In the Hudson at Tiy oil yesterday
boy In Montpelier, VI, years old. was burned
with kerosene OIL
The schooner j. l.. Wrisht OF Brookhsven with
coal from lIondout for Beverly went ashore Chab
nam par on lhureday night The vessel Is total loss.
Henry Quinn, fireman on the steamer Vanderbilt,
was 50 badly injured at Albany yesterday while clean
Ing the machinery, that II found nccesary 10 am
Dutate one OF ms legs
The California AntCEuese Convention decided
TO call state Convention 10 meet May next to nom
mate state ticket The Convention sDlit last nithI
on the municipal nominations About thirty Of th1
delegates withdrew.
John Il. Hlnley Republican, Fourth Illinois Die
t-lct Charles A. VI lr'i.e Democrat. FUurth Wiscon
sin; Andrew j. Hunter, Democrat. Seventh IllnOisI
W. a. Donovan, Republican, Third Iowa, were nom
mated for Congress YESTERDAY.
The sun., 1870-08-26
REJOICING IN NOn7H CdRo1ryA.
Ovation 10 the Lnfc Conied-
crates Cheering IKE Fling.

crates Cheering IKE Fling.
RALEIGH, Aug. 25.-Thc State Treasurer and
Gov Holden's paymaster have been enjoned from
paying Iulden's soldiers, by writ issued BY Judgs
Mitchell OF the Superior Court. JOsiah Turner, edi-
tor OF the Sentinel, judge Kerr. =. r.. Hill. ana
other prisoners recently released by Ju ite Brooks.
received this afternoon at the North Carolina
depot by an immense concoursc. A procession was
formed. which marched through the pal streets
and to tile Court House, where tstefully ydecOrateA
stand lad been erected Judge Kerr and Others do
liyered speschcs.
During Mr. Robbins's speech he held United
States nsg In his hand and called upon all his eK-
Confederate hearers to give three cheers for it
which were given In the hcartiest manner Tires
cheers were then given for Judge Brooks, OF tbs
United States District Court On the arrival OF the
train Il national sau;e Of thirty six guns was fired
habe1s coyDtls act
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FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLES

A Carlist movement is reported in Aragon.
A meeting OF republicans has been called in Madrid
A corps of Spanish volunteers for service in Cuba
10 rapidly forming.
The Portuguese expedition up the Zambezi, on the
east coastloi Africa, has been defeated.
Tie great Ebor handicap at York yesterday was
won by Paganni The York cup was won by Agility
1t Is said that reinfOrcements to the number OF
volunteers
The French demand that three Mandarins impli-
Gated IN the massacre At Ten,sin be gwen up TO be
shot but Tie Chinese are wiling 20 surrender only
QUE
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French and German Fugitives Overruunins
DelRium.

BRUssELs, Aug. 96.-Enormous trains filled
with Germans from :runce, organized by United
States Minister washburne, are arriving daily al
Liege. Part OF these people have been expelled by
the authorities and the others through the unfriend
II treatment OF the inhabitants.
The Belgian frontier toward the French boun.
dary Is overrun with thousands OF French families
who are seeking refuge nom the presence OF com.
batants A large force Of Belgian troops ere posted
upon the fro ntier to maintain order. The destitu.
tlon OF these poor fucives Ia horrible and the
scenes OF suffering are heartrending.
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Austria md Russia ConsuItius.

vIEssA, Aug 25.-Count Chiotek, Ambassador
OF Austria to the Court Of st. Petersburg, who was
here in consultation With Baron Won Beust, has re-
turned to his post
Much significance Is placed In the appointment OF
Count Novikor as Russian Ambassador at Vienna,
in consequence OF his familiarity with the Eastern
question, and the marked friendly tone recently
adopted toward Russia.
The sun., 1870-08-26
WILMINGTON NOTES.

The President Is -eIpscted to return TO Washing.
ton after the ist OF September for day or two.
Tho United States steamers Shenandoah, Guer.
riere and Brooklyn are under orders for the Meder
ranean squadron
The Democratic Congressional Committee met In
Washington yesterday. The members expressed con-
ndence That the Democrats would secure majority In
the next House.
The Treasury Department will hereafter require Q
all goods In bond to he transported through the coun.
try In iron cars. fastened with the lock soon
selected. karoads not having iron furnish
the same.
A. B. Muilett, architect OF the Treasury Depart
ment. returned TO Washington yesterday from the
.r. sQsGn Of worA On the New York and Boston PoSt
Once rlNln.l&'
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The muffin mines Of the Brooklyn Stars and
the New York Knckeroockers played in the Ely.
sian Fields, Hoboken, yesterday afternoon, the
Knickerbockers winning by q score OF 80 to 81.
After the game the Knickerbockers gave a supper
at the hotel near by. The supper laHted until
aftsr O'Clock last evening, and then the party
trudged down to the ferry. making night melolious
with their songs. They danced jIgs In the ferry
house, and sang Hsnders finest oratorios on tie
boat They varied their musical performances by
such songs rs " Mary had little lamb" and Drink
her down, drink her down" Their festivities last
ed until they reached Broadway.
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CURIOSIYIEs OF CRIME.

Jacob W. Pierce was shot at on Wednesday even
ing on the road from WalthanI to Brookllne The
noise frightened his horse which threw him from mis-
carriage, He cod yesterday.
The baggage room of the South side Railroad
foot Of Roosevelt street East River. ives entered bI
dock thieves on Wednesday night, aud eight trunk
were broken open and rnod
An attempt was made on Wednesday night to
break opcn The safe OF tho paymasiet Of navy yard
Phlngephia nne OF Tue they": was captured. II y
supposed that he came from New YORK.
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Co,ored Men Taxing Care of themselves.

SARATOGA, Aug. 25.-The Committee on Finan-
cia questions reported that t4.000000 OF the money
In New York savings banks belong TO co!orod peo-
ple and that through the Frcedmen's Savings instk
tutons 900 have been saved by co!ored per.
sons; while In the South the latter have expended
Sil 100000 Tor social and business improvements
MIR. j. j. Spellman, from the Comnittee on organ
ization, reported constitution Tor the State Labor
Union. Ii makes the principal ofice In New Yorh
at rooms 1S5 BleecKer street.
The sun., 1870-08-26

Capt. Dave Hitchcock, OF the steamer Chaun.
cey Vibbard, will begin In October passenger boat
for the Hudson, to be ready June l. 1871. The boat
will be 80 feet long and GO wide and will draw only
30 inches OF water. She is to be fiat, and have
three decks, and to be cut up into halls and state
rooms and an immense dining cabin 400 feet long
This floating palace will be towed by q new and
powerful steamer drawing less than four feet Of
water. Capt Dave says the Floating Palace" be-
ing without boilers and engines will be the coolest
quletest passenger boat ever placed on the Hudson
The sun., 1870-08-26
LONG BRANCH INCIDENTs.

white straw hat low shoes. linen coat white
shirt and undershrt lound Long Branch beach
last evening. card found In the pocket marked
ID. q. French, 2S East Twentieth street"
Nearly all the members OF the Ninth Regiment ar.
rived laS.wyening, and In camp At the dress pN
rAde yesterday the regiment was photographed. The
band ieTenAded Col FIX 81 his cottage n the evening
The sun., 1870-08-26
NEW JERSEY.

Democratic aud Republican newspapers arc 10 be
started ~ Haokensack.
George Tyrrel, Of 1876 Railroad avenue, Newark,
has been sent to JAN for ten davs for beating his WIFE
The economical etv OF Newark permitted Neptune
Hoe Comrany to detay the expenses OF the banquek
given to the wishing hroncn OF MddIetown. NJ Y.
The sun., 1870-08-26
The Pop.'s Army Threaten to Destroy a
Newspaper Oclce.

Roxx, Aug 25.-The Osserratons Romano, a
journal favorable to the Prussian cause has been
threatened with uoence by the soldiers OF tue Pom
tincal army, unless 1t speedily altArs Its tona
The sun., 1870-08-26
THE BALL AND BAT.

The Warren. Jr.'s, of New York, defeated tbs
stars, OF Jersey City, by 10 10 10.
The Forest City, of Cleveland, beat the Pastmea.
OF Baiti more, yesterday, by - to is.
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THE EUROPEAN WAR;
Another Characteristic
French Victory.
The Defeated Prussians Enter
Chalons and 90 for Paris.
The Evacuation of Epernay by
the French.
KING WILLIAM At BAR-LE-DUC.
The Germans Within Sixty
five Miles of Paris.
6AZAlNE STILL CAGED AT METZ.
Gen. MacMahon's Whereabouts
Unknown.

The foiio,cing are the latest dispatches re-
ciucd in TIE Sun office dozen TO O'Clock III
morning. Later dispatches, u any, t0iA be
srinted IN a postscript.
The sun., 1870-08-26

that he who uttered this and similar misstatements
on that occasion Is responsible tor the present dis
tsters And what an overwhelming responsibility
before France invaded, before Europe astounded,
aud beior history"
The sun., 1870-08-26

LONDON. Aug. e5.-Tae city Of Hamburg Is niled
with troops. with the French ironclads blockading
Cu1haven. there are three merchant steamers sup
posed to be prizes.
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The War on the Ocean-Another Prussian
shin Nsptnrcd.
rHn BLOCKADE OF HAnDuR

ArHsSs, Aug. 1s.--The Prussan ship vladcn
has been captured BY q French man-ol.wsr, and
ia ken into syrs.
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Another Exciting scene In .ae Corps Leais-
latif-EuRenie Much Oepressed-Substan-
tinl Aid from Ircland-The Removal Of
the Animals from the Beis do Boulogne-
Emile dc Girardin'a Bet.