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The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE
First Mortgage Bonds
OF A.
HR d MA RAILROAD
NEW YORK STATE.
PAYING
] PER C'T.IN GOLD.
MISCELLANEOUS.

ARE OFFERED AT PAR.
THE NEW YORK AND OSwEGO MIDLAND
RAILROAD, which will be four bunared mi es IN
IFS total length from New York t. Oswego, inc uding
the Auburn branch, has $50 mites of road already
compile ed and in profitable operation the North
ern section, extending nom the City oil Oswego to
Sidney Plains, where it intersects The Albany and
Susquehanna Railroad. Work is being vigorously
pushed on other portions OF the line; and is the
expectation OF the Company 10 have at least 100
miles more in operation before the close OF the pres
ent. season.
THE LOCAL BUSINESS
l. already large and the Company has just concud-
ca contract with the Delaware anu Tucson Canal
company foc transporting he coal OF that large and
wealthy corporation to the northern sections OF the
oIae. ms wi add 50 largely to the business and
Fronts OF that section of the road already contr0l-
ing Iae local traffic Of one of the most p1puIous and
leie a's,ricts OF The State, Tint earnings,
hl,hout he aId OF through business can hardy be
less lhah per cent on It's entire cost which is 100
per cent. in excess OF the interest on its bonds
STRONG FONT
IN regard TO these honds is the tact that the issue il
strictly limited TO 800 900 per mile of finished rood
and BEHIND THE BONDS Is
A PAID-UP CAPITAL OF NEARLY 81, 100000
which affords ample guarantee OF the financial
strength OF the Company.
TsaE B0ND@.
They are issued in denominations OF 81, 900; NAV
5e either coupon or registered at tie option OF the
purchaser; bear Seven Per Cent Gold Interest
Tree OF income tax; payable on the LIST of January
and Isl OF July in New York City, and have 25 years
10 run 10 ma urity.
The POPULARITY of these bonds perfectly safe
security, bearing the highest rate OF interest thor
ized by the laws OF New York, PAYABLE in gold CON
free of goyernmet tax. has kept the supply nearly
exhans Ell nut the recent ana early future com ole
ton of addi nal sec'o will a time furnish a
llbe al supply TO which We respectfully invite the
attention OF investors, in he confident peei tat
letter security can be found on the market.
PRICE; sAss AND ACCRUED aNTE IL
EST I'm CURIsENCY.
Governments and other current securities taken
in exchange.
Pamphlets, circulars, &c, may be had on app,i-
cation.
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This Company are now pushing their work
forward with great rapidity, and the entire line
necessary to connect st. Louis and st. Paul is
graded and under contract to be finished this
season. The fact that this enterprise has been
undertaken by a combination of leading bank
ers and railroad capitalists of well known
wealth, experience and ability, insures its early
completion and future success.
The road runs through the richest and most
thickly settled portion of Iowa, and is built
in the interests of the great Northern system
of roads which centre at st. Paul. The
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07
CIDER BaYre3s for Sale!

Onn New from Bound Cider Barrels, Tor sale.
AOO Capacity forty gallo Is each.
HOBSUN'S WHARF,
a l.. IIOEsSDN,
Portland. Sent 2nd, 1870. sep2eod&w3w
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e inhabitants OF the town of Oxford, bv Geo
q. +. whitney, thelr Agent, specially authorized
for this urpose, would respectfully represent that
that part of sHarris N Roads'' $50 called) which
lies bet yeen the County Road passing by the dwell
rug, house use Of sebastian Smith, and commencing
passing ly the dwelling house of Moses Chesley.
(known as the "Webber Road y and ending near
the school house on said Wehber hoad in School
Dlsrici No. fan IN oxford ia said County OF OK
iord-and originally located bv joint Board OF
County Commissioners from the Counties OF Oxford
and Cumberland is not demanded by the common
convenience ana necessity" that there is but very
little travel over said road when in good repair,
nearly all OF which is local and bile; that the
bridge over the Littu Androscoggin River, Oh said
road, has been destroyed by the ireshets and the
same cannot be repaired without great expense to
your petitioners; that the very small amount OF
travel over said roa and bridge does not warrant
the large expense of keeping the same in repar we
therefore pray your Honorable Boar1s, after que
preliminary proceedings to discontinue that part of
said "Harrison Roai,' Aforesaid, which lies between
the terminus crbed aforesaid; all being situate
in said town OF Oxford IN the County OF Oxford and
as in duty bJund wi ever pray.
GEO. p. WHITNEY,
Agent of the town of Oxford
duly authorized for said purpose.
Oxf)rd, July 5, 1870.
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T. q o. Z. R.-A meeting of the Directors
OF the p. & o. r. r. was held yesterday morn
ing, at which it was decided to commence run
ming trains over the road regularly between
this city and Lake Sebago, commencing on
Monday next. The trains will leave the Ken.
nebec depot in this city at 1850 p NJ, or on
arrival of the Boston train, and connect with
steamer Oriental on Lake Sebago for Bridgton,
Harrison, sc. The return trains will leave
Lake Sebago at same time, connecting with
the P. NJ train for Boston from this city.
The Company have received new locomo-
tive, built by the Portland Company, Of the
same size as the Sebago, called the Saco, and
have ordered twenty box cars in addition to the
rolling stock we mentioned some time ago.
About two and half miles this side of Lake
Sebago, at White Rock, the Company have
tapped the Portland Water Company's main
pipe and commenced taking water there Mon
day. We understand that the running of
the trains will be under the charge of Mr.
Hamilton for the present.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE. "A special meeting of
the School Committee was held on Mood AZ
evening in regard to changing the school dis
tricts, some schools having more pupils than
could be conveniently accommodated. The
districts as changed are as follows:
North School District includes all Of the city
east the centre of Franklin street. Grammar
School District No. 2, which takes in Gram
| mar School No. 4 for boys, extends from the
centre of Franklin street to centre of High St.
from water TO water Before it terminated at
Green street. Grammar School District No. 3
extends from the ceutre OF High street to the
nt hot In ola foo aI h,(N No,
| gress, Grove and Weymouth streets, which has
been added to the fourth district. The fourth
district is the same up to this time with the
| exception of the new accession of territory
from the third district.
Mr. S. r. Leavitt's resignation member
of the Board was received and accepted, and
the resignation of miss L. D. Sewall read and
referred to High School experimenting Com
mittee. Adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07

BASE BALL-An interesting game of base
ball was played on the grounds of the Rolling
Mills, between the Resolute and Haymakers
Clubs, both OF this city. The game was decid-
ed on the 9Th inning. on account of darkness,
in favor of the Resolutes, by score of SO TO
II. Cummings of the Resolutes, made three
home runs.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07

THE BLUES EXCURSION The excursion OF
the Blues to-day will prove most brilliant al
fair and will possess the merit OF embracing
many attraotions not commonly included in
entertainments of this nature. Usually excur-
sions from Portland are either trips down to
the islands or to the country where picnic
is partaken of, bat here we have an excursion
first by rail to a beautiful lake where a fine
steamer will next afford luxurous sail on
Que OF the finest inland sheets of water in the
country. Those who like can visit the fair at
Sts.ndisb. The Portland Band will furnish
excellent music, and we doubt if the cars con.
tain all who want to go. Be on hand at either
or IL o. clock A. NJ or at z. n. if you are
going las you are sure to beg or perhaps it
wonld be safer to arrive five m inutes ahead OF
time if you want stand up seat in the cars.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07
First Mortgage Bonds

of the Company pay per cent. Gold Interest
free of Government tax, and are issued for the
very small amount of $4,000 per mile. For
the present, the unsold portion are offered at
95 and accrued interest. The attention of in
vestors is invited to the fact that the road is
now nearly finished, and that the Security is
therefore entitled to high rank.
In our opinion, no class of investments has
been found so uniformly safe and profitable as
FIRST Mortgages on completed railroads.
or 235 companies operating 10000 miles Of
railroad in the Northern and Westera States.
on which there is bonded debt of S662 0,C00.
we know of but two that do not pay their in
terest regularly.
WE BELIEVE THERE Will BE
No MORE FAvORABLE TIME TO
SELL GOVERNMENTS, AND BUH
REALLY FIRsT-CLAss RAILROAD
SECURITIES SUCH As THESE
THAN THE PRESENT.
w. II. sHATTUCK,
TREASURER
After a full examination, we have accepted
an Agency for the Sale of the above First
Mortgage Bonds, and desire to recommend
them to our customers AS A THOROUGH
LY SAFE, AS WELL AS PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07

DosTER PRINTING, of all kinds done with dis
L ht patch at Pres once.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07

hAlLNOAD GOMPANY,
Issued az denominations of $1,000
and $500, Coupon or Registered,
paya6le IN 80 gears. aUith Interest
payable 18th august and 18th Feb
a'uaTy. iD NeaU York. London, or
FRANKFORT. free OF taG. Secured by
mortgage only on a completed and
highly prosperous road, at The rate
of $I3, $685. per mile. Earnings
IN eccess Of its interest idbiIiti-s.
This fi,se besng the Middte Route.
as pronounced the SHOh TEST and
MOST NATURAL ONE FOR
| FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
TRAFFIC ACROSS TIE CON
3INENT. ST. LOUIS d. FORT
KEARNEY spanned 0y a RAIL
WAY. and connecting aCiN the
UNION P1CIFIC at FOR7
KEARNEY.
Capital Stock Of the Go. $1O,OOO,OOO
Land Grant, pronoun
ced Value Of 100000
flfSt mortgage Bonds, 100000
S19,5OO,OOO
1he Remaining portion of this
Loan 3aOaU for sale at 81 I-2 and uc-
cfued Interest aD cHTrency. Can be
rad at tie Comp0ny's agencies, IN
NeaU York or Boston; in Nev York.
Tanner d. Co., BdRkerS. NO.49 Vali
ST., or W. p. COucerse Dc Co., No. 81
Pine vt. In Boston. of Il. Rollins
Horse d. Bro, No. 20 State st.
Pamphlets, Maps and all Snf01'-
NATION can be obtained at either OF
the aboUe named agencies.
The attention of Capitalists and
Investors is particularly snUited TO
these securities. We are Satisfied
then are all that could be desired,
and WnheSitafingly recommend
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07

Southern State securities dull and scarcely
changed.
Stocks closed rather weak aud a per cent. off
from the highest quotations OF the day.
The following are the quotations OF Railway Stocks
Pacific Mail Al
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07
Moss. Insti,ute of VechnoIog1

ENTRANCE EXAMINATION THURSDAY
r. September 20. For Catalogu s. apply to PRoF
SAMUEL KNEkLAND, Boston, Mass =
sept L s. s 3w
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For Montreal.

For Montreal.
~ Big Clara Brown, now loading at
Ilf Central Wharf, to sal about TN insf.
rx~k-AM For freight OF the bulk OF 80 hhds.,
st=S RYAN & DAVIS,
s-.aIIw I61 Commercial st.
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20 The Honorable Board of County
commissioners ia and for The Counties OF
Oxford nd Gum be rIsua,

oCnN a. WATERMAN Judge.
true copy OF the orgipa order
w3w "a Attest. EDWARD R.STAPLES. Register
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07

NAPOLEON EN- ROUTE FOR CAssEL.
COLOGNE, Sept. Sat two o'clock this af-
ternoon the French Emperor passed here
without stopping, the engines having been ex-
changed ontside the city. The train consisted
of ten cars 1t left Verriers at IL o'clock this
forenoon at AK La Cbapelle At noon onotber
long train with the Imperial household pre-
coded it. The various railway stations were
thronged with crowds of people who were
curious to catch glimpses of the Emperor.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
THE LAB0R CONGRESS.

CrvcIYNATI, Aug. 22.-The Labor Congress
met this morning with 3j members present. 4r. Rcd
stone Of California offered tie following which v.s
adopted:
Iaoei Tbat the .lir.buinr ra'-l aei BY American A1-
baidsss should eE,mp. from ilvsts a,i olescite.
Nh W0rtuin aton offered "a resolution, that wac tabled
Oh Saturday, relating to the degradation OF stH ocer,
engineers paymasors and surgeons of the Navy. l. d.d
not appear al in the minue, therefore lac moved tS
adoption II was adopted.
Aresoutou expressing approval OF the International
Workingmcn's Association adopted; also, rc.o,l-
on instrucng the Secretary TO provide record of To
votes OF tie senators and Representative IN Congress on
ouestions pertang to labor The Committee
Oi U M ~ rc,'rt which wa laid on ne aalc Te
section declaring the basis representation met with
considerable opposition, blt W passed The POINT MAJ"
by those opposing II that tie basis cX lucu ind
ugudent labor organizations m the states thar dil MT
have state organizations. The salary ol tIs PresdchJ
National Political Or anizltiOn was appointed: :. p
Cumming. Massachusetts; a VI. Puett, Ihdiauu; Joln
Mlauire NJ .souri: Moses W. Fields, Michigan; Alexander
Campbcil Illinois; Robert Gilchrist Kenu,kyi ID. :.
Curtss, District OF Columbia; John sidney, fSnn,yF
Connccticnt J. A. Worihin tun. CalifouiI; Clinton
Briggs, Nebraska; A. M West, Mississppf l. l. sh'r'
CTScfSxirr Ohio Aug 22-During the afternoon here
about 10 delegates present. Ile eohsiiei"srn ~
snped and egch secfion sepsrttely considered and
passed Tue lime for the meeting was nA' =" '"o
SIR. DSyi5 offered an additional section wliSh was
adopted, providing that deiogate snala % ~ ,,'i, 10
who is mol "a bona lido mcAlbeT " tho o's""A"0 "'
represents. A.. = a ,~ooi. ,a,cb
ON marian 10 aiopt the constitution asa WIZ. hr
coiI,ion arosa Mn sanford declared ~ aii p'ci pr
pared by a clique The committee I.Po%iSH& % & ess ~ d &
ton The vote was taken ~ yea. ana nal = auu , a.
noanced. yeas g. nays and declared carried. sHes.
',I - r,cD.l WIS eOrrpctcd, apd the vote Ntcl.et
luehl! .S @ which would defeat the constitution,
Eoi beip a tSo-tnirds vote. Much confusion followed
~, - prssilent Left the chair ana the hi, aly itg
lnc ~, - -, president TrvyCick finally declared
% o Ctit,tion adopted On notion deegatos bonnd
~ i t forward $40 each IN ten days aiter thslr rt-
p ,or The purpose or paying their Indebtedness
ti - Ii,ut % Treytllick. resolution by Mr. George Ia
,i,,,. W Id pIay at the opening oi lhe Congress was
.lf fPedhs' Pd rbr Convention adJouned sine die.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23

THE CEs-ION OF ALSACE DEMiNDED-EILNCH
RESIDENTS ~ FRANKFORT WELL TREATED
LARGE RE-EET0ECENENTs TO srEENEfZ-
A CHIEF Po,T-oTFICE OF GERMANY EsTAB-
LIsuED At NASCY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE Tu8rSEI
LONDON, Noudly, Ar-. o., ls-o
A special CORE .poudcut OF TIE TRIBUNE, al Frank
fort writes on Thursday l,jn; "Manifes,oes begin
to appear in the South German papers insisting that
Alsace must DE ccdad to Germany as q condition Of
peace. Al Ultsamontaue member of The Blymian
Parliament publishes letter saying Le who shall
reunite Alsace to its own country VIII DE the First
Emperor Of Modern Germany On thi, point Frank
fort and Munich are of one mind with Be,lia
French residents here are trea,td as during
peace. The British Consul under whose protection
they are placed, has not received single COM
plant.
The movement Of troops to the front IS in
sessaut. Another luge portion Che Noi.Ac.H
array is on the way to reinforce Stcinmctz.
Ahead Po-t-OtHce Of the North German Can-
federation las 6eou e.tablsled at Nancy.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
npnspEcTS OF KTERYENTION.

4 CONVENTION OF TIE GREAT POWLEs CALLEp
FOR BY PRUSsIA-THE CONDITION OF fI'ANcE
TO 81 CONSIDERED - Prince NAFoLhOH OLE. 80 :
H,IssIoV 10 ITALY-QUEEN VICTORIA AND TIE
E"i "'''' LONDON, Monday, Aug o. 1870.
Il ,s rcported that the Minister Of Prussia al
Fiorepce has communicated 10 the Italian Govern
ment the copy of a note inviting the concurrence oi
the Great Powers for the consideration oi the ln'Si
''lI oandition Of France. and what steps may be
necessary to prevent anarchy. ,..
Prince Nopoleon ha, arrived at Florence, and 1t Is
,td that hi. mission is to demand the mediation
OF Italy ,r. .o
The MARQUIS de la yalette the French Minister 10
Furlaud has been instructed to make demands mere
similar TO those of Prince Napoleon at Florence
The Berlin journals to-day publish the ietief oi
ouecn Victoria 10 the Empress Eugenie' dated aug
II relating TO mediation. She regrets her inaoii,S
TO mediate She intimates that that Is an ana'r i0i
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23

and hundreds of horses gaoping back TO our heS'
covered with blood, and screeching horribly Ier oe
reached him. The regiments which fought IN the oie
lost by MacMahOn were the stb 23d, Ath' Zou'' 0-u
40th 55th, G]d 65th, G6h 10Th, and 7th and the ou
1Oth and 10Th Chasseurs. 1 fell In WIN a'
old sOldier-wounded in this battle-yho says nc
never witnessed anything so frightful az the car
mage II MacMahon had only been reinforced at Il
o'clock the 9Th he would have achieved great VIC
tory, the enemy falling back; hut unhappy the
French had not reserves, and the Prussians had He
held 1900 cOoped mp in Haguenau and he fooishy
gave them three hours TO surrender In that time their
reserves came the 'front.' so, with about 1890 men,
MacMahOn had TO contend with 10000 BY this tiIae,
too all the ammunition expended the soldiers hay-
ing flung down their kuapsaek in order to rush forward
more freely Yet here whole park Of artil-
lery doing nothing and abundance Of ammunition Oh!
the more hear OF their affairs the more do writhe,
that such heroic soldiers should have been miseraby
led.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
WAsrLLNGTON WAR NEWs.

4 FLAG or TRUCE FIRED ON BY THE FRENCH
8 PROTEST FROM THE PRUSsIAN GOVERN
EtET
W,aaarON, Aag. 22-Sgcratary Of State Won
r c Las sen. the following telegram TO the Minis
t.rol the North German Union ut Washington, by
the CaDic
"AUGUsr l2-On the 18Th inst, as bearer Of flag Of
truce carrying white hag, accompanied by runpeter
smuaiug hs trumpet. approached IT slow pace the
French outpo3ts To deliver messages from French sur
i.ons in behalf of wounded Frenchmcn, he was fired
upon by aI the French patrols be met the way, SO
tat e was forced Ia return alter hs trnVeterhad been
severely wounded. We protest solemny against this
t.o!a. .u of the laws of nations"
rHE TATIIE AP CIALONS CONTRADIcTEp-TiiE
P9rs ssIAN DESERVES FOLLOWING Up THE
MIN ARMY.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Aug. o. 1870.
Tie members of the French Legation here deny
n,e reports published in some of the New-York
iaurrnls. Of battle near Chilone, between the
Grown Prince and farslIal MacsIchon, in which the
latter was .aii to have been defeated with great
Ios. TThr dispatch referred TO was not published IN
Tlr T.muSE, as we discreditcd the report.-EDI
Baron CeIolt, IN conversation with a prominent
brake. of this place, remarked to-day that King
William had an army of 100000 reserves following
him up from Germany, and that if he got IN
t,1t of and surrounded Paris he would still ba able
d. keen op.a q. g communication with home.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
PARIS UNDER A NEW MINISTRY.

TIE STOCK-JOBBING HOAX ATTRIBUTED TO ONE
OF THE NEW NuNIsTERS-ABSURD OFFICIAL
WAR NEWs-EQC ALLY ABSURD RuMORs-
EFFORTS FOR DEFENSE-CHANGARNIER RE
FUSES THE CHIEF COMMAND,
lFROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
PARIS, Aug. 12-There is lull here. To-
da the approaches to the Legislative Assembly per
fectly free from crowds the National Guard is in
force within the ratings aud IS prcsumable troops are
not far oil Nevertheless the popular excitement has not
been caned by the advent Of the new Ministry which Is
only another version OF the old In respects IL j.
even css reputable. All OF less mpo asts Of
the personal order; that j., less the ultimate
allies of the Emperor With the exception OF De la
Tour d'Auyergne-an historical namC-Foreign Affairs,
NJ Cheyreau Minister OF the Interior, who has worked
his way into power by sheer energy of character and adj
mnisratye ability and Jerome David, Minister OF Pub
lc Works, they are nonentties or Objectionable. or
Ministry will be entirely acceptable 10 a
parties, but certain acts suggest defiance OF pnbhe
opinion, indecency OF power, to produce feae
tion later. The appointment OF NJ Grandper-
ret redhOt from Tours the President Of the Hante oo
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
HOW PARIS Is DECEIVED.
BATTLE STILL CLAIMED As \
FRENCH VICTORY.


FRENCH VICTORY.
PARIS Monday. Aug p, 1870.
I'm the Senate to-day, one OF the Ministers stated
that. after a suspension of news for forty-eight
hours. the Government had received dispatch from
Marshal Bazaine, confirming his former dispatch III
REGARD 70 the affair Of the 18th. After battle Of
nine hours Bazaine held al lis positions. The Min
lister could not say more; but he would affirm that
Balaiue was full Of confidence which feeling was
shared by the Minister of War.
The quarrics Of Jaumont, mentioned ly Count
Palikao. IN his statement TO the Corps LegSiatit OF
fhe defeat Of the Prince Royal, on the 18th, have
baeu in existence for over six centuries. They are
very extensive, and have been worked TO a great
depth.
La LiJeft reports that Bazane succeeded ID reach
inc tLe railway from M6zieres to Montmcdy and
uroourcd all sthe provisions he needed. The trans
f1ed with supplies, had been waiting for him at Sc
dan il being dangerous to push them forward on ac-
conut of the Prussan scouts. Communications pc
t,yeeu Bazaine and MacMahon are kept up by couil-
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
THE NEUTRAL POWERS.
4 NEUTRA. LEAGUE FORMED AMONG TIE GREAT
POWERS.
LONDON, Monday, Aug. %, 1870.


LONDON, Monday, Aug o, 1870
The Constitutional has editorial, evidently IN
spred by the Government, reviewing the conduct Of
the neutral Powers 1t says Austria and Italy at the
breaking out of the war united in watchful neli-
tralty, which, according to circumstances might be
Transformed into Intervention. Lately England en-
tered the scene by proposing the formation OF aneu-
tral league, with the obligation on Zach member not
TO act without advising the Others. The proposal
met with some difficulty Italy had already entered
into engagements with Austria. The Cabinet OF
Vienna then informed the Government OF Florence
that it might consider itself released from its prom
ises and Italy hasened TO make the fact known, ana
to accept the proposals of England. Russia also
accepted them whcreupon France advised AuS'ha
to do the same. 1t is not known what action the
latter power has taken. But, concludes the writer
" all these negotiations are of secondary importance.
Let us happily terminate the war. There "iil be
time then to think Of the neutral powers"
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23

to Chalons. An officer approached him at ST. Haire,
and without much ceremony Ventured to say, Sire,
you must be fatigued' Yes, indeedp answered the
Emperor, and hungry also
81 saw the Emperor this morning. lie is altered
astonisbngly; locking not only much older, but
hclplessneSs.
The Gardes Mobiles are all leaving, and ChAlons
is much mere orderly without them.
The long tunnel on the railway between Epemay
and Rems is mined by the French, as they are eX-
peciing the Pussians on that line"
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
THE PRUss1AN FORCES AT METZ.
ATLEASr 2OS000 MEN BROUGHT AGAINST bAAA'N'

ATLEAsr9O 9OS,O00 MEN BROUGHT AGAINST BAzAiNh
THE RIGHTS OF PRIVATE PROPERTY RE
srECTED BY THE PBUSSIANS.
lBl TELEGRAPH To THE TRlBuNEl
LONDON Monday, Aug. o. 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE writes
from the Kings headquarters at Henry %! miles W..
s. w. of Metz, on the railroad to Forbach', ON the
18th inst: The Ninth Army Corps, eucamped here
fill this morning. has moved forward ON Metz. Four
corps comprising at least 20S,OJO men, are already
near that fortress
"The orders Of the King respecting the inuola-
bty Of private property are most stringently exc
cuted. In two cases known TO NE, offenders have
been examined by the Kings aides-de-camp and
promptly pIuished.'