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The Tammany Hall electors Of the Eleventh
Assembly District raised last night very handsome
banner NJ TwcntysCventh street and Eighth avenue.
The banner contains tne names or Hoffman and
Beach. with O'llill for Mayor, brennan for Sheriff.
and Chas Il, Loew Tor County Clerk The coobrH-
tju WAS In the open street, and over l0DO persons
were present There was u large number OF police,
but some unpleasant Incl ionts occurred, Stones
were thrown, and small boy received a stab,
probably not fatal The police had to interfere
more than once Addresses were made by Judge
Kane, :. G.. Dopau John Mullay, Titus B. Eldrldgp,
JuhEe Curtis, Capt. Mennott and others.
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JOIIISGS amour TO WN.

Frederick Smyth, law partner Of John McKeon,
was Yesterday appointed Counsel to the Board Of III.
else, Of 5000 per annum.
Mr. silas G. Herring, tho wel-known safe manu-.
factuter, with his dalcher Miss Mary sailed for Liy.
erpool yesterday In the Java.
The German .air for the relief OF the wounded Of
tho French and German armies vi hn the German
limos, promises 10 be entirely successful.
Tho SIDE OF the IlarGuns property on Fif'h avenue
and West Thirteen street, advertised ny Ncssrs A.
BlccCkcr son Co 10 be tod TINS day by direction Of
1ho, Fields ESQ. lioieree was adjourned 10 " cd.
peslay. 4th
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RROOK IYN.

Considerable damage was done by the raiE storm
in Gowanus, Yesterday, embankmelts beirg washed
away and cellars iHupdated
James Morgan. WHO owns house worth 1000
was held 10 bail YESTERDAY Tor negl"ctng to support
his wife since MS marriage In February last
Walter McGoyorn got verdict OF ft 800 in the
CITY Court yesterday, against Sheriff walter for the
unlawful seizure Of the stock and fixtures Of MS store
a. Leonard and sklllnial streets.
a Naval Cour, OF inquiry will convene on the 10th
inst. NJ this Navy Yard, to inquire how much liquor was
drunk previous n the grounding OF the United States
AI.AInnr linnrrIeEr.
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

Part Of the Beaver Woollen Mn and a saw and
gr.st mill in Pelham, n. H., was burned yesterday.
Loss, t95,G0O
Mr.. Johnson's stables in the rear OF 100 Prospect
street, Newark were burned yesterday. and valuable
horse pcrishcd.
II, Dodd & Co.'S boNwood lowclry cstabli,lm
a. Marion, Conn, wa hurncl OH Monday n'Cat over
iOrty LcsCns are thrown out oi work.
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hEU JERSEY.

Tie corners stone OF $4,000 NJ. Z. church is 10
be laid at Madison to dav.
Palrolman Maugan, OF the Second Precinct Jersoy
City was Yesterday found dead In his bod.
The Trenton Common Council has refuse all an
plicationS for liquor license by ayotc OF u tot.
John Connolly, OF New York, was arrested in
jersey CITY Yesterday tor dsordery conduct and on
being tIkcn 10 the police station rec !nEed a.
having recently fore ted his bail.
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At gencrel meeting ofAhe tailors held re-
cct tly IL was determined to adhere to tie present
tard OF prices for work Tor the ensuing winter At
another general meeting held last evening, IL was
reported that sono OF the employers would not
and firmly, and committees were appointed to at
tend tho shop meetings, with power 10 order Q
strike,
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Governor Hoffman has written letter declining
the Invitation OF Gen woodford to Joint discussion
OF the issues Of the pending canvass. He says that
having for two years been speaking almost daily BY
his ofhcisl sets and messages TO tho people, they
have before them material upon which TO form their
Judgment Of his administration, and do not expect
or desire him to leave the executive chair and the
dutea pertaining to for the purpose OF discussing
Wandford
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Massachusetts Democratic NomiDations.
The Massachusetts Democratic State Conven-
tion yesterday nominated John Quincy Adams for
Governori James Chatteway. OF Springfield, for Lieu
tenant-Goyernor Luther Stevenson, OF bingham,
for Secretary OF State Levi Haywood Of Gardner.
for Treasurer; Pneas Allen, OF PttsHeld, for Audi
tor, aud W. Warren, OF Brighton for Attorney Gen.
er4i. CLaltaWay u also on the Labor K0f0rm ticket
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WASHINGTON, Oct. l2.-The President hai
acting in behalf OF the Fenians. and has pardoned
O'N,il starr, Donnely, and the six other FoniAs
leaders wl have been IN prison since tho last Cana
dian raid.
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N,hrn.kn nrcruhelmInrir ncrnilIcr

OnAHA, Oct. l2--Returns FROM dlD,rcnt parts
Of the State indicate the reelection OF Governor
Butler, Republican. by abou, . ", anI TaGe Re-
publican, for Congress, by utout 1900 majority
The entire Republican State ticket is elected
Thayer viii probably be returned to tie United
States Senate.
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The Result in Ohio-schencis Defeated The
Republicans Gain and Lose Two Con-
RFessmeu.

Columns, Ohio, Oct l9.-Fourteen Demo
cratic counties chow a Republican gain over last
year OF 3,796; hneen Republican counties show a
Republican gain Of 33l total gain in twenty seven
counties, 4,l2T The Republicans gain two Congress
men, Perry and Foster. and probably lose two,
schenck and NcClurg.
Ldter.-sctenek is beaten by a small majority
Tho Democrats also gain Lswronce's district
They lose Dicklnson's and Strader's. So the gains
end losses are balanced.
Special despstcles received here nom Highland
county, give Smith, Republican. In the Sixth Dis
trcl OF Ohio, 10O majority. snellabarger Is surely
elected
The State has gone Republican by l5,C0O majority
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which occurred recently 4 Versailles:
Early in the evening Count Won Biamnrck ep,ered
Tie LoIel dusty and hungry, He Was attended by
on.I few officers. He ordered a dinner In tie
idse Bldngsr, VIII eli Was already crowded with
people. Rr,ognizng General Burnside At tae table
slh Generals Sheridan and Forsyth and Mr.
Tor es, Le saluled them. aud Joining them chntted
Eel'n'Y aud Joculsrly, especially regarding
fofbcs's visit to Pars. Some one at this time
called the Counts attention 70 . map OF Germany
banging on tbs wall overhead. Yes, Germany as II
VAS was the significant reply.
General Burnside has conveyed to Jules Favre
Count Won Bismarck's assurance Of Germany's
Willingness to permit the elections TO DO held.
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Drnrarr, Oct l2.-The vote has benn gh
The Republicans carry the state and all the Coz
gress districts by an increased majority.
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Depublican Nominations In westcbe.ter.

The delegates to the Republican County Con
veution assembled yesterday in Lafayette Hall,
W lie Plains. S las d. Clifford Of horrisania was
called to the cla!r Thoro were eight delegates
from Greenburgh, but only Eve OF them were enti
tied to seats. Pelham, entitled TO one delegate sent
TWO, -Four delegates accordingly Withdrew. The
following nomln ,tions were made:
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marderess ARRAY In tho Nineteenth Ward.

About IL o'clock last night George Shroefer
and four friends entered the saloon Of Fritz Meuso
ter. on the east side OF Third avenue, near Fifty
Fourth street, and Fritz having declined TO give
them drinks, deOrge said, \ will have your H.
censs broken next Sunday" just then Carl. q
waiter, dealt ueorge fearful blow on tho forehead
with uen maeL Schroeder dropped and Carl
esCapod.
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Tragedy on Sinten Island.

Catherine llemmi., Of Staplcion, Staten Island,
stable her lu>baud yesterday In three placos with
a large knife. wounding him fatally.
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Ey0LIsH WAR DEsPATCHEs.
Prince Napoleon Intriguing for the Restor,
tion of the Bonapartes-An Anecdote

O. Bismarck.
LONDON, Oct l2.-Prince Napoleon, who re-
Gently arrived in this city is actually intriguing for
The restoration OF the Bonapartes. The Emperor
himself declines 10 sanction the schemes OF the
friic Aevices from the city OF Paris To the 9th
Inst represent the people steadfast quiet orderly,
and without any anxiety on the QUESTION Of food.
They claim TO be fully prepared for any assault the
frus.i'hs may make. The Times this morning has
an article going to prove that Count Won Bsmsrck's
obvious policy Is 70 render France powerless for
onehce or defence hereafter A correspondent OF
one OF TIE morning journals LeTs furnishes the fol
loving ''N ~
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PRUSsIAN WAN DISPATCHES.
Omoial Account OF the Surrender Of Btrai

omoial Account OF the Surrender Of Btras-
boura The Prussians Burn Twenty VII
l"ges aud Execute 150 Peasants.
BELLE, Oct l2.-The official account Of the
surrender OF strasbourE Is just published horo. BY
We captuaton ilOo guns OF all sorts. 100 chasso-
po" three tons Of ammunition, and my locomo-
u'e' Of tho Paris and Strssbourg Railroad. which
had been collected there, fell into Prussian hands.
Ths carpenters, nasons, and other laborers OF the
ey have bees impressed 10 repair tho forincations
Late dyices have been received from the army be-
SSesslhx Metz. Up TO Thursday last the Prussians
saa burnt twenty small villages In that neighbor.
,noI and executed $50 peasants for carrying an
Snel warfare. BaIaine's soldiers were Asid TO- be
GREATLY DISSATISFIED WIFE Iul SITUATION,
nd had counselled a surrender.
Inc steamer Hermann. OF the North German
ss,oIus, which len New York on the evening OF she
i,o ivn Q. seplemoer for Bremen, has arrived at the
.E'ri port ~ safety. Her onicers report no block.
s.tia IN sitht OF tho coast No French cruisers
az encountered On the voyage. Commerce TO
AiHgd ~ 'ANS "
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Tho ResuIt in India nna-voorhrrs Elected
Probable Gain TO the Democrats of Tire,

ProbnbIe EnIn 10 the DemOcrnts OF Three
Congressman.
The Democrats have certainly reelected Nblack
Kerr, Holman ard Voorhees,. They have probably
gained Julian's district, and they claim ortL's,
though the chances are that Lew Wallace ts elected.
The Democrats also claim Shanks's district. and
1t 10 believed thst they have carried H.
This would give them net gain OF four districts
In the State.
Dearborn county-Ho'man, Democrat, for Cor.
gress has 4 majority Of 1900. The Democratic STATE
ticke, has about ,2oo majority Democratic gain
Grants vote OF 800.
THE VOTE on ruE STATS rIcEKr
The result on the state ticket Is very doubt fu' A.:
both parties claim the State. The majority Will he
very small on either side, and may require tic ON
cial TO decide.
TIE Republicans gain two member, OF the Legis-
lature IN Evansville.
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The dotted lines and large nsurs indicate the hound
sries and numbers OF the Old diTricts Tae uew dlN
trcts arc shown By the heavy blsck lines aud small
dgursA
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From the Superiutcndents residence In Prince
street 10 the Cathedral where the funeral services
10 be Performed, both sides Of the street are To
be lined by police, while the police force OF the
N march In hollow square, Ia the middle Of which
tho caskot C ntaiping the doad Ia TO be borne. No
bearse Is to be brought into requisition until the
services In the Cathedral are over: nor will any
carriages, except those OF the nearest relatives mar
TIE decUrum OF the procession, which will almost
entirely consist OF mourners on foot
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The solemn high mass OF requiem nt the cathedral
this morning is TO be sung by the Very Reverend ts
Vicar General assisted by the Rev Dr. McSweeney
and the Rev. Father Mclean do icon and sub
deacon. There will be q treble quartette, with q
chorus OF one hundred singers full orchestra and
organ, the whole under the direction of Prof Gus
taye Schmitz. The Very Rev. WIN. Stars, ID, d.,
V, g., will preach the funeral sermon
TIE bell at the GIeenpoint avenue police station
IA to be toled as the funeral procession passes tn
station to-day on its way u Calvary Cemetery
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TIE FACE oY A pArRoNLY-LooKINo WOMAN,

OF apparently 81 or 20 years of age. Her hsir WAS
slightly tnged with giay, ard she looked as though
she had been an attractive II not a handsome wO.
n an. The ice paikng had not arrested decompo-
sition, and tire lace wns Of a liyid hue, deepening
into black spots about the month, from which ooz
q dark coored liquid. fRtid, sickoning odor
arose from tie remains, which viii soon be so far
decomposed US TO prevent apost morteIn eIamna.
ton
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are In tile hands of the undertaken. They consist OF
an old carr ct bng containing underc Othing and
five detached pockets. The latter were OF various
sizes and had teen fastened beneath her skirts with
rings. In them was found a heterogeneous co lee.
ton OF odds and ends consisting OF sewing mate
rails letters, scraps OF newspapers. etc. Among
the ru0Dsh. for mass OF rubbish 1t certainly waS,
were the following:
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THE NEUTRals, DIPLOMACY.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

General Alliance for Peace-Pressure Mny
BE Used ON the COmbatants-The Demo-
cracics Of Austria In the Way.
LONDON, Sept 7, 1910.
am enabled TO inform you that as the result Of
the negotiations which have been carrying on for
some time past here ana at St. Petersburg, the
neutral Powers including England, Italy ana Russia,
among the greater, and Sweden, Holland and DEM
mark among the lesser Powers, have agreed to take
separate action in the pending war; or, In other
words, have bound themselves to intervene collec.
lively II they intervene at oil, in order to put an
absolute stop to the war by an overwhelming force
whenever 1t shall seem them proper and right 80
to do.
Austria alone has declined TO accede to this un-
derstanding and her refusal excites some uneasi-
ness, the more that the demonstrations OF Hungary
an Of the Sclavonic- States against Prussia
ara becoming more open anu decided.
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ADDITIONAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

COnficting Accounts from MetZ-Swindlcs In
the Army-strength Of the French Armies
Tremendous Activity of the Government.
PARIS, Sept. 7, 1870.
The bombardment Of MOntmedy has ceased.
portion of the town was set on fire, but no great
harm done. The whole Prussan force seems to
have been withdrawn from that point.
From Nets we have only conflicting accounts,
one being that the Prussans sent General De
Wimpnen with flag Of truce to represent TO Mar
shal Bazaine the state OF things ut Sedan, ana to
propose to him to save further bloodshed by
capitulaton. or this we have no confirmation. A
story comes to US aso through the arrival OF Gen.
eral Miroy and his divisions that Metz Is thoroughly
provisioned for several months, and that Marshal
Bazaine Will certainly hold out to the end.
The Count OF Palikao has been appointed to the
command Of the Army Of Lyons. The regiments OF
the armies are fast filing up.
1t appears that system existed under the
late government and quite without the
knowledge OF the Emperor or Minister
of War, by which vast numbers Of soldiers borne
on the rolls were allowed to buy themselves
practically or duty for months, or even for
years. in this way the pay-rolls OF the army
were made to yield enormous sums to the
oniclals concerned In organizing the mon
strous swindle, and the efncient army was
kept far below Its nominal standard. The
men are now rapidly pouring into the service.
The force at Lyons is estimated now at rather
over tlaa naaer 10000 men. and the lpE0e at
The New York herald., 1870-09-08
HEAVY JswslRy ROBBERY IN BOSTON.

A Dishonest Clerk Gets Away With Fifteen
thousand Dollars Worth Of Diamonds and
Watches.
Boston, Sept. 7, 1870.
About week or ten days since Messrs FOye d
Gleason, dealers in watches and jewery at 1875
Washington street. took into their employ q youth
eighteen years old named William II. Stanton o part
OF his duty being to sleep in the store In company
with another clerk. Last evening young Stanton
furnished his companion with ticket to some place
Of amusement. and at the conclusion OF the enter,
tanmen returned to the store when ne found that
Stanton was absent and that large amount
OF properly was missing He Immediately notified;
the Second police, and Lieutenant Childs, ofncer,
Dearborn and others were quickly at work, and by.
means OF telegrams and teams adopted every
measure in their power for the speedy detection and
arrest OF Stanton, but thus far without success
On examination OF the stock this morning the,
firm ascertained that between forty anu fifty gold
watches, cluster diamonds whole trays Of gold.
chains charms Of various designs, diamond and,
gold finger rings and breastpins, &C., to the value
in all OF from $4,000 to $4,000 had been stolen,
and as young stanton had thus far failed to make
his appearance suspicion very naturally rests upon.
him as the thief OF in milder terms the embezzler.
From all the circumstances thus far developed, 1t S
supposed that Stanton left by the nine O'Clock train
last evening, via "Snore line," for New YORK; where
his parents are said to reside.
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INCIDENTS or THE REVOLUTION.
TELEGRAM TO TuE NEW YORK HERALD.

Al the Palace-,sVive La Rcpubliquc- Scenes
In the Chamber of Dcputies-TO the Hotel
do Ville-t:nmbetta Leads the Wny-Ap-
Oearance Of the Republican Lcaders-The
Republic tAcccmplished-Roche Re-
Jease-vfctor Hugo Addresses "a Crowd
Pnris Quiet.
PARIS, Sept. 7, 1870.
yresume my narrative cf the Incidents OF the Re-
voution from Sunday.
The members OF the Corps Legisatit were return
ing to appoint committee to consider the three
proposals submitted by Palikao, Theirs and Favre.
company Of the National Guard, having charge OF
the gates shout la desceGnce as the deputies pass
Some of the nationals mount the steps OF the palace
and signalize to their comrades from the Ponte de
la Ooncorde. Presently these rush forward followed
by crowd Of all classes shouting ''vive Ia re-
publique."
once inside the Palace gates the people spread
themselves all over the building except in the hall
where the sittngs are held The hall OF Pas Perdus
As closed. The next hall Is occupied by troops, who
fraternize with the people, M. Cremieux addresses
she crowd, who demand the withdrawal of the
troops. n. Palikao appears and promises that the
froOps shall be removed. President schneider. led
by two pnacera crosses the court Xaxd. male.
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD MEETINGS.

Consolidation of the New York and Now
Haven and the Hartford ROads-Lease 90
the shore Line.
The stockholders of the New York and New Haven
Railroad Company held special meeting yesterday
at Brewster Hall, New Haven, for the purpose OF
ratifying contract made by the directors Of the,
company with those Of the Hartford road, 10 effect
perpetual union Of the rights and franchises Of the
two roads 80 as to place them nnder one manage
ment, consisting OF ten directors, five from
each company. The contract was ratified
by stock vote Of 63,757 shares to
1856. resolution authorizing the company to lease
the Shore Line road rental OF $100,000 per year
was also passed. The stockholders sOf the Shore
Line road also held meeting and voted to lease
their road, perpetualv, to the New York and New
Haven Railroad Company for rental Of $100,000.
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Paris a, nearly or quite 1000 men. Of whom about
one-half are troops VINO have served In and now
belong to the line OF the regular army, sailors
of tle aeet and marines. With the army
OF Marshal Bazaine ana the regular forces now
coming forward from Toulon. Toulouse and Mar
settles, the enectivo French armies In the eld are
estimated to-day at 600 men. 1t IL the belief OF tns
Ministry that this number can be raised to million
within the next three months.
The most tremendous activity reigns In all the
French armorieS and arsenals II is underseood
that the vceroy Of Egypt has transferred 70 Franco
large supply OF arms and Of artillery aiready got
together for his service In Paris and Marseiies ana
waiting transportation. Gigantic efforts are making
In all the French arms factories, which are Working
night and day.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, Sept. 7l:30 Pc
92 for both money and the account American
securities quiet. Stocks steaiy.
HFRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFORT, Sept .o-Evening.-t
United States Gveweny bonds closed buoyant al s for the
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKRr.-LIvyRPooL, Sept I'll 30,
p M-The cotton market dull. Middng upands, 9ld. q
9isd middlug Orleans 9xd 9ad The sales oil the day
are now estimated at only S,Uu0 bales
ITvFRpooI BREADSTUKF MARKET.-LIv ERPOOI, Sept.
7P MWheat lOs lOs Id per Genital for California white
and ys 6dsfor red winter 2Ss go bb for Western
canal
LIVERPOOL PRovIsIoNs sMARKET.-LIvERpooI, Sept. -
p M-Fork l2bs Dbl. for Eastern prime Beef,
I2ls per terce lbs for extra prime Bacon
per cw for Cumberland and 67s for shorrbbed
dies.
neHpoN PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDoN, Sept. 2-Tallowi
dull Spirits petroleum quiet and steady.
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WILL Of A DECEASED pHILANTHRoplsT.

BOSTON, sept z 1870. ,
The will Of the late Thomas Nesmith, Of Lowell.
was presented for probate at East Cambridge yes-
terday. The personal estate amounts to $40O, ,000,
and the whole estate estimated at about $780, Oo0.
Among the bequests is $1,000 to the city Of Lowell
the interest to be expended for the benefit OF worthy
and industrious poor. 10 the Sunday school OF the
High street church, Lowell, 900 is given. the in
erest to be expended for the school and library; to-
the town Of Windham, N. H. his native town. he
gives $4,000 for public library, $4,000 to be ex-
pended directly and the interest OF the remainder
annually. To his numerous nephews and nieces hes
gives $500 each with provision for life to his brother
George, and the bulk or the property Is held for the
beneht OF one son and daughter.