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BELGIAN WAR DEsPArOHEs.

rhe Battles OF Tuesday and Wednesday
10000 French Capturod-R umercd Rp-
gagcmcnt between Bnzaine md Stein
pcty.
ARLoS. Belgium, Sept l.-Serious fighting
~ns reported between Armigny and Doze. The
Prussians entered Carignan at 10 O'Clock yesterday.
lEN THOUSAND FRENCH CAPTURED.
BouILLoN, Sept is A. b.-Last night after dark
Marshal Hacnahon withdrew his forces toward
Sedan, concentrating in strong position. During
te fight, in the battle Of Tuesday, the army OF the
Crown Prince Of sexony, composed OF Prussian
torps, captured over 10000 prisoners. A number Of
french soldiers escaped into Belgium after the aSht.
but were promptly dsarmed.
sVnORSD ENGAGEMENT BkTwgRs DAzuss AND
sIsINHgTL.
It Is believed that MacMahon will make yet an
pihor stand The rumor prevails here that Marshal
Basline attacked steinmetz on Tuesday. Tho ro.
rulI IL as yet unknown. further rumor Of the os.
tapc OF ermy from Metz is discredited.
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THE MISSION ROOMS RoBBBRH
The Work Of Somebody well Acquainted
with tho Premises-The Omccrs' suspi-
cions-The Loss Mainly DIR. Durbin's.

On Tuesday night, tho Mission Rooms at 805
Broadway, third floor, were entered by burglars and
tie safe In the once was opened by some person
Acquainted with Tho combination. and considerable
valuable property was stolen. TIE thief atcr open
Ing the outer door Of the sao pred of the iron door
OF the small vault inside. and then broke
open tin cash boz, from which no stole $4,000 in
bonds and small amount OF money, the property
of Dr. Durbln one OF the Secretaries OF tho Mission
Rooms. He also took some silver spoons belonging
TO Or. Harris, who bad placed them there during
the absence OF his family.
The Rev. DR.. Crawford OF the Eighteenth street
Methodist Church also had some vsluabics mostly
family keepeakes) In the safe, which were also
stolen.
Tho detectives have su.picions almost amounting
TO q positive conviction In their own minds. The
fact that both the inside and outside doors
connecting with the onices nom the main hall OF
tho building were found secured and fastened as
usual when the porter who has charge OF the
rooms came 10 work in tho morning, and that the
persop or persons who committed tho robbery
should have been so thoroughly informed OF the
without any trouble. slow conclusively that the
deed was committed eiihor by some attach6 OF the
ron-.- ., or svois one OF the loungers who fre-
quent sueh fsoes, "ttealing the livery OF heaven TO
serve Satan Ia"
Tho bonds stolen were the z por cont. Jersey City
war loan bonds OF 1864, and were numbered from
900 To at0 inctnstye.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

John RenfortlI offers to row Coulter in either Eng
lsh or American wates.
Portland sends 10000 and large amount OF CLOTH
ing for the Calais sufferers.
The French In San Francisco have collected $40
tor the wounded French soldiers
Red Cloud IA expected AZ Fort Fettorman In two
weeks to meet the Peace Commissioners.
The total of the public debt, Aug 81, was 81 495,
56l, FOO ~ decrease Tor the month. tiS,i0P,SS59
Attorney General Akorman addressed a Repub.
lican meeting In Atlanta, Ca. on wednesday night.
The Red River expedition reached Fort Garry Aug.
"a Rcl and his followers were surprised and led.
Middietown, Conn, yesterday voted an additional
elOO0l In aid OF the Air IIpc Railroad on
that New Haven votes vsoO,Jvp
The Republicans Of Michigan yesterday nOmiu aied
Morgan Bates for Governor Striker Hastings for Becre.
tary oi state and q. II. Collins tor Treasurer.
Tho Michigan Repubcaps resolved, yesterday,
that the public lands should he held Tor actual settlers
that VIII ie they souII be easy OF eco uisition
they should without restctloa be open 20 prssmpOn
by lhs salaiAD ssa sAilau Of ihs Ma HhAaA EUx,.
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LONG BRANCH MYSTERY.
The Disappearance OF Dr. French, ar Brtou- |
town. N.J.-Cioihing Pound on the Beach
"A Friend who WAS wi,h hirs n.so liis-
sing-suspicica of Foul Play.

"A Friend who WAS With hir, n!so Mis-
sing-suspicion of Foul PLAY.
From, ne Ne,0 Brnrncict frrdoYfIn.
Mr.. ID. q. French, who is missing from Eaton.
town, and whose clothes were found on the beach
dealt witb. 90 Wednesday evening" last he went to
Mr.. Gabriel West, OF Eitontown, who hss battling
house. MIR. Wee, asked II he was going alone and
he replied that ho was going 10 take q friend with
him. At the railroad depot lie bought Two tic kets
for Long Branch, saIing to the ticket agent that
friend had dared hin 10 30 and tAlo a bath, and
that they were going 10 ride down on the cars and
walk back. Nothing was heard OF him aftsrward
until the finding OF lis ciotlng IN the bathing house
was announced.
When be left Ratentown ho had a valuable gold
watch, with photograph of hia wifo ON tle dial,
heavy gold iob-chain hung with gold trinkets, and
gold SHIRT studs aud sleeve buttons. lilo generally
carried money in pockot-booA, but what amount
he had with him on this OCCASION is not known
When bis clothes were found Lis watch, jswelry,
and pooket-boOk were missing.
Another mystery shrouding this affair Is that his
companion on the occ aston has not turned 10, nor
do any OF Mr.. French's friends at Estontown know
who II was that accompanied him. II both went
into bathe together, and both were lost what has
become OF the other suit OF c'othest
The fact that only one suit OF clothes was found
fouly with him. who was this coulpaniou ! II is
strange that nobody has yet recognized him, al
though MIR. French must have been well known 10
persons at the Eatontown depot They got on the
train and arrived at LoAk Branch before pundown,
and II seems almost impossible that they could have
made the journey without meeting some one who
knew them,
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J0ITIN0s ABOUT ToWs.

Poor PvnehinoIo Is shout TO give up the ghost
The soulhera womeus Bureau discussed Dress
Reform yesterday.
The no harbor police boat Seneca Is 10 bo roads
for use In q few days.
The ship Wiaifrei, from Newcastle, England. sr.
Barrow street yesterday.
The woIkmes ia the City Hall Park eIhumes
about two bushels OF human skulls yesterday.
The Thermometer ut ByrRs's, iCg Broao way wee
srdny ranged from o. to siSi average from6 A. NJ. V
Abraham wertheiner, n patient in the Lsnats
Asylnm on l,lsckwells Island found hanged in his
The Germans OF Erie. Pa, have sent through Mr.
oieies In this ctty' -''' '~
Richard Alion, who shot Thomas Connolly On
by the Supreme Court.
The Hon. RuNus r. Andrews has been sppoiateS
whose sssSts are soout $1,000 ''''A AN"'"s@
The brig Thomas Owen. from Hsvans, aftcr Iyinr
by going 10 Pcrth Amboy, '-~
Mary =: 0assss Of 10 Lndlow street, fen !hrous.
died yesterday 10 the Park Hospital NM
An unknown man was struck by the ocomoiiu
and aed yss ycssy " S"'e' Du'd
A new steamship for halloy & Co's IIue TO aak
s.S1 Tsi ssS S%sS S ns sS e S go
The Joseph Koch Association last evening adopteS
Srs % ~ snS ana les0ysd 70 pgrchs.
room. W. ''''
William Taylor, aged s. OF s3 Ialsht street, wha.
crossing Hudson street. Desbroses was run oves
fatally injured.
1HT sun will hereafter shine in the darkest cor.
ners OF the Fnyninth street police station A doke.
SSpiss DAILY were, yesterday ordered nom the neigh
Tnmmany's Coroner has refused TO take thu
dnetnO'ten deposition OF Lama, who WAS sbbcd N
the Fourth Ward. lhe assalants were discharged b.
Justice Shnndley.
Another supposed victim OF the Norwalk disaster
we slycrhanded knife and an envelope addgessee
"e Wolcot street, Brooklyn"
The Sanitary Committee, accompanied by Presi.
slaughter houses aud sospst boiling esaSlshment, os
the east slde OF the city yesterday.
The ticket spectators are not countena auced IL
Walacks lobby. on The contrary the police have bees
Instructed to arrest them, hT. W4llack remarks II
the public UW be swindled, what Is there 10 say"
A correspondent writes that as he was crossing
tho Roosevelt street ferry on Wednesday morning he
saw n persons reading TnE sun, Il tue Herad, the
Dspraved World please coTI
IN w. B." writes that rs he was crossing the
ws street ferry 10 the l9'lyn shout $40 A. NJ yeS
terday he saw y persons rtllmg rgE sun. t'ths
Tribune. HhPT0red Times please copy,
The c. arles Ludum Association, Thos r. New
man. PeSldont. headquarters % Suffolk street, have
unanimously resolved 20 give support TO the general
ley tor shcrIn by Iammany Hall,
Numerous complaints are made by the police forcs
10 The insecure isstenihgs OF the new shold
ro wtlSh % TeLe syeh 0ut ie'!eday One half Of then
repaired AZ the expense OF the men.
sufferer complains that one OF the clerks q
the Labor Blrcau charged him twenty-five cents fa1
nane ara addIsss to tho Hon. james h. Niohoisoa
CommAsSos1r % Charities and Correction, EleySa0
s9uA sn~ ssAfs aVenue. he wili oosfeI lsVor. 4
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Ey0LISH WAR DISPATCHES.

rse Northeast OF France DepopuInted-Par-
uculnrs of the Battles of Armigny and
Brnu~ent -Bazaine not Shut up In Motz
-MncNinhon's Defeat Unknown In Paris
Napoleon at Discount.
IOsDoS, Sept. 1.-The Ladtpendoaoe Belge
tBrussels) OF yesterday says that Marshal MacMa
hon, while on the heights OF YauI on Tuesday ad.
vAneing 10 Montmedy, was attacked by the Germans
and dung back with dreadful carnaSe. This region
u country i- now absolutely depopulatcd. This cor
responds with the Prussian account OF the action
hear Beaumont, received late last evening.
rHg BATTLES OF ARMIGSr AND BEAUMONT.
Accounts OF the battles OF Tuesday and Wednes-
day have been received. II appears that the Prus-
SLAMS attacked hacMahon's army upon both banks
OF the house, assailng both wings simultaneously.
The first battle was fought southwest OF Carignan.
Tue Prussans upon the right bank met Mac Mahon's
right marching from Vaux toward Montmedy. TIE
brmer at once attacked the French. driving them
Beyond Carignun, and occupying the town.
1t is supposed that another Prussian corps at
lacked that part OF MacMahon's army on the left
bank OF the Meusc, and drove them back upon Sc
i'n. The engagement ut Carignan WIS probably
ought BY the troops of the Fourth Prusssn army un
Der the Crown Prince OF SaIony. Tho battle on the
IN bank was brought on by the advanced forces Of
ht Crown Prince OF Prussia.
BAzAINEs BEING SHUT UP IN METZ DENIED.
W., - .,..i.. ..a, 49,,
vss ,vcr coed a, Mo,, .no,,,, ha,,,a &. -.nor,.I
uArri,ny ON the aoth No n,,,icuIars or ronor, NJ
ue result ha. been recsiv.d
uAcN,uos,s rvv.., uvv,ov.
A despatsh received n, midri.h, v..,a,aav ,,o,,
Paris shows that nothing was puh1,c,v vnown .,
hacMahon's de feat. Paris paper, Of io. day s,,te
that MneMnhon. in very strong force with Al, hnn
ared cannon. has successfully crossed the Meuss
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS,
DAsHES HERE AND THERE BY THA
SUNS REPORTERs

Peep into the Realm OI Foshion -Prepnrn-
tiOns for DRESSING tho butt crdIes on tbeir
Return from their summer Wnnderiuus.
Yesterday morning. Sun reporter dashed into
Msdalne Democrats. II wts iIll opening day The
pretty and liyOly employees begged II they were 10
be reported a; ALL not 10 DC described as "pale and
emacisted white slaves" The pretty blonde who
attends in one OF the parlors and tho elegant little
brunette who seems to be the queen OF the other.
both deserved mention Of their new cravats md
jaunty white mohnir jacket, which they had gotten
up for the occasion. Mss Curtis protested asalnst
being designated this time as the intellectual young
lady In the red Jacket" and took particular pains 70
exhibit the faultless nj OF her stately black silk The
Madame herself, conspicuous In brown silk ana
emorald and diHpond jewcry, requested the SUS
reporter TO notice her little Fyana," her young.
est pct lovely little foury ear.old that wss running
around amid patterns and modes, sporting paper
pattern hat, and nursing her great wax doll Vienns
tue young composer, did not make her appearances
among the fceting unrealties OF paper aud gauEs
which engaged the throng OF visitors.
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LONG ISLfkD.

An elopement was prevented Yesterday at Hunt
ers Point by the appearance OF the Wifo and two chill
dren OF the runaway husband.
A. r. Ste ewart has pld $20 900 900 for 100 acres OF
land the southern line OF Brooklyn for the railroad
from that point TO the Battery. New York.
A sailing party from drcenpoint consisting Of r.
MaihewA wife, son, and daughter and BENJAMIN hon.
kins and wife, Rot hecalmod on Shelter Island and
intending to land In asmall sharpy they had In
nrst. and 1t was upset by the current Mr.. Mathews
his wife under one arm ana his erl under the other
caught the slarpy and tnrned II right aide up and
saved his children At this time his wife caught him
BY the hair and pulled him under nearly drowning
him. and when Mr. Hopkins jumped to their assistance,
to the until assistance reached the party from the
Inn
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THE BdLL and BAr.

The Maenoiias 0uniors) boat tho Eckfords yester.
day, % to "a.
The actors from Wailack's, B)oth's, the Olympic
apd Fifth Avenue Theatres, arc TO play the Union
grounds to-day.
The Athletic Base Ball Club Of Brooklyn, visited
Stamford, Conn, Yesterday, and beat tho STANFORD
Base Ball Club Of that place. 40 to ".
The WarIens Uunors) beat the Union Star Club
nc Hunters Point L. l., yesterday % to IS, The War.
renb art on ther Eastern trip On Saturday. Ysting
Portland, Conn.
The Putnams OF Troy will visit this city on Mon.
day, to play the Tuto Bailey Cuo OF Drooklyn for
the junior champiOnshIp. The after will play the En-.
terDrse Club OF Jersey City to-day tor tho Junior cham
pionship, on tho CaDitoline ground, Brooklyn.
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Weather Lessons from the Sky.

The colors Of the sky at particular times az
lord wonderfully good evidence. Not only does a
rosy sunset presage fair weather aud ruddy sun
shine, bu, there are other tints which speak with
equal clenrness and accuracy bright yeiowish
sky In the evening indicates wind, pale yellow wet
neutral gray color constitutes a favorable sign In
the evening and an unfavorable one In the morning
The clouds are full OF meaning In themselves. II
their forms soft, underlined, and feathery, the
weather will be Gne. II the edges arc hard, sharp
and definite. II will be foul. Generally speaking,
any deep, unusual lines betoken wind or rain
while the more quiet and delicate tints bespeak far
weather. Simple as these maIims are, the British
Board OF Trade has thought ht to publish them for
the use OF sca'aring men.
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WAsHINGTON NOTES.

The total number OF invalid pension claims admit.
ted August 80 rejected, 2fs disposed Of
l2l5 claims the desks, f6lt original claims ad'
mitted on account OF widows Sill disposed OF. ssJ
desks, 1881.
AZ the Commissioner appointed 70 take testimony
In the Ames Butler was about TO begin his Abos
yesterday and had administered the oath TO Mr. Whit
new, Gen Buffers secretary, the proceedings
rested nv Mr. Fuller, Whitney, oounsel, who com.
planned OF illness. This however was only for
as soon the case was postponed Fuller went into
Court and moved the revocation OF the order for Whit
make the order but nIed day for hearing arguments
M =
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Ruu Down by a Steamship In n Newfeund
laud Fog.

Just before dsybreak on Friday the passssgers
OF ,he City Of Paris were subjected to fright. The
steamer was oG the banks OF Newfouudiand, under
full steam, fog prevailed. and the ofncer Of the
dock was keeping . careful LOOKOUT Sod.
doaly ho deserted Q small light, low In the
wster, and almost Immediately under the bows OF
the steamer. The engines were Instantly stopped
but too lats. crash, screams from the passen-
rers, and tho disappearanoc OF the Hight soon con
yineed the Captain OF tho City OF Paris that some
vessel had been run down. He lowered boat, aAa,
a. considersble pcrsonsl risk, the boat's crew res
that At tho time OF tho collision they were ali
sleeping below. Their sloop went TO the bottom.
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Gen. ssIncI for f.oyernor.

A number Of the delegates to the Republics
State Convention intend to present the name OF oca.
Franz Sigo cs candidate for Governor at the ensu-
ing election. A suN reporter learned tho fact yes.
terday from one Of the members OF the Twenty sco-
ond street General Committee, who added that Q
large number OF the delegates to te Convention are
opposed TO the proposed nomination OF the Hon.
llorcc Greeley, and that the Germans and oil wis
sympatnizc with Prussia In her contest with France
VIII cast thelr votes for Rigel if he sho ld Iun.
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FLASHES FROM rHs OCEAN oABLEs.

Rentes closed at so francs.
The Europa has arrived out
land.
war fund OF fi 500 has 90 far been raised ot
Bristol.
Liverpool urges the Government to provide for
the dssonoe OF tho port.
Italian sdvocses excluded from taking part Ia
the trial OF tho Marathon brgands. Engl and oxacts
$4,000 Indemnity for Mp Lloyd.
Father Sufield, Chief OF the Dominican Order In
England hs. resigned his once. because OF hls objcc
ton TO the Dogma
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In Ludlow street Jail.

10 M EfITOT OF TNf Sun,
SIR: have boon shown a communication in your
paper Of the 18th instant signed bV j. Hacnein In
which he saws that he hss been kept prisoner In Luf
low street jail for over six months for small debt, and
that he 10 held there by James Rdgway, lawyer AZ 50
Broadway the creditor having given him the for
hia fees
Ihave not and never had any connection with the
ease, OF interest In either directly indirectly aud
am Informed by the Attorney for the plaintiff that
Hacneln held for embeZEng about $500 belonging 60
man who Also 10 q poor man and has family and
children, and unable 10 lose the amount. and has In.
strueted his attorney TO inSist upon payment OF the
money. The only question seems to be which OF two
poor men shall suner-the rogue or the honest man.
JAMES RlD0WAY, 6 Broadway.
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A Rhode Island Rum Traaedy.

PRoyipENcs, Sept. 1.-The bodies Of James
Owens aud Frederick Owens, brothers, OF this city,
found in the bay this afternoon. They were
last seen alive Sunday evening In 4 sail boat fight
ing, both being somewhat intoxicated. II is sup
posed that In struggle both fell overheard sud wese
drowned Their boat was found driited ashore next
morning with marks OF bloody hght.
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NEW JERSEY.

At Elizabeth yesterday VIM Cusck was sentsnced
To years In the STATE Prson for stealing hat
The Fire and Water Commissioners OF Newark
have got themselves into trouble ey disch.rging
bers OF the Fire Department without authority The
discharged men will collect oil srroarages due since
their illegal dsmisal
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Dos, rIcL,ughlla's Republicans.

AZ the close q lhc Republican primary in ihs
Twenty -Grst Ward, Brooklyn, on wednesday h,snr
a number OF pIrts, entered Mo.icn-' on'
room, Ot Gates and TompNna avenues and after
creating disturOancc one OF them cracked the head
uf John De0erliuG the bartender, with a tumblcr.
Officer Nelson, N attempting to arrest the rioters
was stabbed in the hand by Joe Bond.
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Lospos, Sept. l.-Tho French frigate of Ply
mouth, after capturing the julius, on We'd
nesday at dusk In pursuit OF large German ship
which was making every effort To escape.
The Paris Fiodros canard about the sailing Of
German privatoers from America has excited the
wrath Of the public against the editors.
The ship Golden Rule, Capt Hall, which sailed
ffom New Orleans, July 7, for Bremen. has put Hnto
TeIe Holland, for refuge from French cruisers.
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OBITUIRY

Loyerc,t c. Stowell, for many years merchant In
while bathing. ~s
A: II. Galloway (colored). State Senator and Re-
pueleap politician OF North Carolina. dlod wllmat
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THU GREAT BATTLES.
The Germans Reaping the
Fruits Of Victory.
THE FRENCH CLAIM A GREAT SUCCESS
They Declare MaoMahon Victorious
in Wednesdays Battle.
BAzAlNE'S EFFORT TO ESCAPE.
The Parisians Credit him with a
Victory at Courcenes.
THE FRENCH CLAIM A GREAT SUCCESS
BAzAlNE'S EFFORT TO ESCAPE.

, The fo'io,cins are Mo latest Dispatches 70.
seiced IN TnE Sun Office doom 10 8 o'clock His
morning. Later dcspatches " any. 0iA be
printed IN a postscript.
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LOSSES By FIRR.

Callahan q Cousblin's lime shods, Third street.
Hoboken. were burned Yesterday. Los about 1900
VIM. Bodwelrs hat factory In horristown was
damaged 5000 Seventy'nve men are thrown out OF
am
New-York tribune., 1870-08-05
LOCAL WAR MOVEMENTS.
FRENCH PATRIOTIC AID SOCIETY.

This society held meeting last evening,
Mr. p A. Gerdey presiding Tae principal business was
the report of Financial Committee and the Transfer to
the Treasurer A. vatabe r of such subscriptions as
had been collected since the last meeting The Treasurer
acknowledged the receipt Of nearly 5000 during the
evening making the entire collected, ss,O3 1t
l. believed that about 5000 Will be collected IN TINS city
Tie Secretary stated that $1,000 had been collected IN
San Francisco nearly 5000 in NewOrleans, and that In
the principal cities OF the country other amounts WOu9
be collected, WEIGH would enable the Society to send
about $4,000 to France for the benefit OF sick and
wounded soldiers and the widows and orphans made
such by the About onethrd OF the amount Is tope
placed in the hands of the International Aid society,"
which met last year in Switzerland. The remainder Of
the funds is to be divided between two leading tTench
Aid Societies, of which s under the supervision OF
the Empress and the other under Emil Girardin is
proposed to give at the Academy of Music for
the benefit OF the Society at an early day by wich is
expected considerable sum will be realized.
ORGANIZATIONS AMONG THE GERMANS.
The Executive Committee of the German
Patriotic Aid Society has issued address, calling upon
the Germans throughout the State to organize branch
societies. the central body to be located in
NyYO to known q as the GERMAN 3nd ParGf 6sd
L. to raise subscriptions during the Continuance
the in aid Of the wounded crippled %id0wi and
w be submitted to the General Committee. III IS aiso
to be published asSng IN In he interior Of
the State. The Corresponding Committee mas Deeh
an a he submtted to Congress to be held Chicago
on the sh inst ExGoy Solomon has been elected aeie
gate In the Congress Six ply ysicans have been sent 10
5emany at the expense OF the Society to serve as as
sistant Surgeons in the army. The subscriptions thus
far amount TO $34 49, -, -, -,
The German Veterans of the War Of the Rebellion will
hold meeting in orchardst on saturday TO form
a Veteran Patriotic Aid Society The call has been
signed by Gen Sigel Gen. Max Weber Con- Nish, Joseph
ITuRer Iheo Feldstein, and Peter Vogler.
In the Thirteenth Ward organization has been made
under the presidency OF g. Scheibel the object of which
il fhe formation OF q volunteer corps for the German
war d, be known the German-AmericaD Free Corps.
This movement il ia alleged is to go forward, notwith-
standing repeated declarations that NJ enistments
would be made In this country.