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THE HERALD IN MASSACHUSETTS.
from the Quincy MASS Herald. Jan.

from the Quincy (Mass.) Herald, Jan. 2IJ
IL would surprise the most OF our readers ir they
should hear the amount named which has been ex-
pended by the daily papers OF this country In gather.
ing special news from the fertile feds OF the French
war. The NEW YORK HERALD takes the lead OF the
papers on this Continent In this enterprise Tie
HERALD has paid out within the last few weeks 81
sum that would be rich income for some OF the
princes and archdukes OF the German States
the Holsteins and sigmaringens and SO
forth--and half dozen other smaller
prlncipalities OF Europe. In return II
mas given whole pages OF specials from
Europe almost every day. To show In some IN ca
sure the rapiaity IN which its news Is sent ana
published we STATE the following facts-Two
lenatny letters. making upwards oil three columns
OF reading matter were written IN Berlin, the Prus-
sian capital, on Monday forenoon last, telegraphed
to London, forwarded by It's agent to the 0llce OF
the Cable Company, and then transmitted by the
ocean wire to New York, where they were received,
set In type, printed In Tuesday mornings HERALD
and Circulated-ail within twenty-fOur hours.
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NEW HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY "a 1871

he letters say the line OF battle on the 10th reached
from Montretout to La Cele. anu that the French
numbered 100000 men, supported by a powerful
force OF artillery.
TToCHU's REPORT
General Trochu IN Sis report OF the battle says
'The day, which commenced successfully, did not
terminate as VIC could have wished. The enemy
were at nrst surprised, but subsequently concen-
trated great masses or artillery and infantry and at
three O'Clock In the afternoon left receded. We
resumed at nignlfall the offensive movement, but
were unable to hold the heights which we had
taken. The struggle was sanguinary. We nave
asked for an armlstice."
The BOnbardment Sovere--The French Again
Massing-Deinils of the s;oriie--L0sscs ana
Truce-RefusaI of nm Armistiec--No Fight in
the French.
LONDON, Jan. 90, 1871.
The Commandment OF Paris has been uninterrupted
for the last Few days. Fire has also been opened
upon st. Denis
THE FRENCH AGAIN MAssING.
A Versailles despatch Of January 20 states that
uuuSi SVVSA VI /" uohSV ioS vi luut uuy tnO ElCACu
troops were again massed near Fort Mont valerien
but nothing further was attempted.
DETAILS OF THE soRTIE
The Prusslan position at Montretout was taken by
surprise by the French yesterday ana carried, but
was subsequently retaken by the Prusslan Ninth
division. The total German loss in both affairs
was twenty officers and 200 men. Prisoners taken
by the Germans say there are to be other attacks
upon the investing lnes but assert positively that
the National Guards VIII not fight.
THE LOSSES AND TRUCE.
The Prussan loss in the recent sortie was four
wounded and that of the French was SO heavy that
they have asked for an armistice of forty.eight
hours for the purpose Of removing the wounded and
burying the dead
WHY THE ARMISrICE WAS REFUSED.
The Germans refused the French request for an
armstlcc to bury the dead before Paris because the
application was merely a verbal one. The outposts
have, however, mutually facilitated the removal
Of the wounded
REASON OF TIE FRENCH FOR NOT RENEWING THE
Fight.
1t Is said the garrison OF Paris would not renew
the attack upon the Germans because General Tro-
chu had been apprised OF General Chanzy's defeat.
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THE SIEGE OF LINGWY.
Tallantry and Energy o. 'hc
Besieged.
7yhe prussian-> Beaten and Their
Guns Dis, mounted
EFFECTIVENESS or THE FRESGy FIRE.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
LONDON, Jan. 20, 1871.
The following dispatches from Aron. Belgium,
dated to-day and yesterday, give the latest nteIi.
gence Of the progress OF the siege OF Longwy:-
REPULsE or THE PRUssIANs.
The Prussians suffered q repulse at Longwy on
Saturday. Their guns were dlsmounted and they
forced to place their batteries at greater dis
lance from the walls.
THE COMMANDMENT.
The batteries at Herselange and Cutry reply
feebly to the fire Of the besieged The Prussians
waiting for heavier guns. On Sunday, however.
the bombardment became more vigorous.
EFTECTIvENEss OF THE FRENCH FIRE.
French she'll had set fire to and destroyed q
farm house within the oontesting lines Forty Prus-
slams perished In the flames. 1t Is said the IRE OF
the garrison has slenced one or the Prussan bat
teries.
BELGIAN PRECAUTI ms.
The establishment OF Belgian camp at Lamve ia
discussed at Brussels. The commandment OF Longwy
IL vigorously continued and the town Is on fire.
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VIEWS Or TEE PAST.

JANUARY "a,
l570-Bill for the readmssion OF Virginia into the
Union finally passed BY Congress.
1S10-Un1ted states corvette Oneida run into and
sunk, with 120 persons on board, bv British
mail steamer Bombay near Yokohama Japan.
ls84-rhe Smithsonian Institute partially destroyed
by fire.
1s62-Austrian brig Gorgieto wrecked, and thirteen
lives lost, on the New Jersey coast.
1S52-An earthquake at Cutakee, India caused the
loss OF many lives and destroyed much pro-
perty,
1851 Albert Bahan executed for the murder of Al.
lcr, q pedler In Auburn. N. Y
1s4s-Dr. Horace Wells committed suicide In lhia
city.
1732-Pierre A. c. de Beaumarchais, musical com.
poser, born.
l7i2-Frederick the Great, OF Prussia, born.
l837-Charles, Earl Of Dorset, the poet, born.
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BOURBAKi'S RETREAT.
s~~~-~,o~~~o-->~~-~~~~~>>>-
THE FRENCH LINE Of RETREAT IN DANGER
s.,~~ss>><.-~~--.,e>s~~~-~
Battle at Dion on Sunday-Tndeci-
sive Result.
Splendid Behavior OF the
French.
yanrnTYo nnYHy0cy
FIGHTING AT VARIOUS POINTS.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW Yoak HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. 2s 1871.
A despatch from Brussels dated to-day reports
that the Independence Beige says there is danger
that Bourbaki's line of retreat will lie cut.
FIGHTING AT pIIoN.
A despatch from Bordeaux. dated to-day, re-
ports that Dijon was attacked by large Prus-
sian force yesterday, and there were several en-
gagements In tho neghborlng villages. The troops
commanded by Menofti and Ricciott Garibaldi were
in action and behaved spiendldly The French
maintained all their positions. The advanced posts
OF both armies were close TO each other last night.
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GENERAL WAR NEWS.
German Movements i'm North
western France.
Furnishing the French for Sympathizing
With Their Cause.
TslsSaAM 70 THE NEW Yoax HERALD.


LONDON, Jan. %, 1871.
despatch from Havre, 22d, says TINT the Ger
mans are entering the departments Of Calvados and
Orne.
Furnishing THE FRENCH FOR A NATIONAL OFFENCE.
The Prussans have imposed q requisiton Of 40, 900
francs upon the people OF Yvetot near Havre) rs
punishment for the sympathy displayed by them for
the French cause. The Mayor OF the town Of Boil
beck has been taken as hostage by the Prussians.
LOOKING AFTER THE GERMAN WAR VESSELS.
The French have established line OF cruisers
between Gibraltar and the English Channel. Nine
vessels have been appointed TO the service, six OF
which are iron-clads.
PREMATURE.
Large droves Of oxen, intended for Paris, have
passed Rheims o. and are ready for the advance Of
General Chanzy, who is receiving reinforcements.
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THE ITALIAN PARILAA 'HNT'
Cabinet Explanation Of the .Neuts>*
Policy In the VIA, I.
LEGISLATIVE SYMPATHY WITH Fi,yANCE.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, jar. "a, 1s71,S
nave received telegram report IRON Florence
dated In that city to-day which announces the CON-
tinued seasonal sittngs Of the Parliament ana 0oes
on to state as tolows:-
During the meeting OF tho Chamber OF Deputies
yesterday t2lst instant, 5Ignor vscount vsnosta.;
speaking for the Cabinet In reply to an nerpelas.on
addressed to the Ministry SAID ut was impcsubla
for Italy alone to mediate between France ana prusj
sla" The government however 'intended to
seize IN opportunity TO cooperate with the other
Powers In that die otton.u
IN the course OF the discussion which followed
four members Of the Chamber, OF different poltiox
warmly expressed sympathy for France.
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PORTUGAL.


LONDON, Jan. ~, 1871.
General despatch s0r the newspaper press from
Lisbon, dated IN g Portuguese capital on the 2lst
Of January, STATE that an article from an American
journal rejecting upon he American Minister to
Portugal having been broughs to the notice of the
officers of the United States war steamers Guerrero
and Brooklyn, they have unanimously signed q me.
mortal contradicting the article and "expresatng
their esteem for TIE Mnistcr,"
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and II was expected that tie battle "uid w 10
sumed to-day
The Prussians occupied Dole after . bombs y
ment.
ADVANCING ON BoURBAKL
II Is said that General Franseky. with the second
German corps, has left Versailles for Djon 70
front General Bourbaki..
TREsKow's OPERATIONS
General Treskow, who has arrived from Bead
quesne, Is reported to have captured the strongly
fortified woods at Taies Ballly aud the village OF
Perons. Five officers and eighty men were taken.
The German loss was considerable.
FAILURE.
An attempt by the French from Langres to sur
prise the Germans at Chaumont hos mlscarried.
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The HEakLD IN MS s0u3,.

IRON the St Louis Dispatch Jan. COL
The NEW YORK HERALD, In Its issue OF Monday
last has two interesting and ably written letters
from JEFFERSON City. They were forwarded by It's
regular correspondent, who was at the State capt
tai, aud Is now at the southern Hotel In this city.
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MAILS FOR EOROPE.

The steamship Wyoming will leave this port on
wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post ONCE &C
half.past six O'Clock A. M
THE NEW YORK INSTRUMENTATION for Europe
Will be ready at six O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies In wrappers for mailing six cents.
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THE SHIP LOOKOUT rlsslaS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ~, 1871.
Anxiety Is expressed here for the ship Look ut
now $50 days from New York, and which has not
been heard OF since her sailing.
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THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
~. 'tinued Session Of the Diplomatic
Delegates.
IN TO THE NEW yolx assuu.

IELEahA
LONDON, Jan. a. fsrL
by cable telegram to the
HERALD that the report y. nat tina Eurorsa. 80.
fro.m this city, to tho erectA ,econd time "a w,,s
ference had been adjourned 81
out Foundation In fact
Meetings. OF tho Ministers OF tirsA "''
still held.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24

Giles sun Flower Cream Cures Chanpesl
Hands and Lips Salt Rheum AID Cuaueous DseascA De-
pot avenue Tnrteenth and sale
by all druggists. Price 81 c1ats; by mall, 90 cents.
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Eureka Mineral Wcter.-saraf0aa Spriraa
superior all Others Dyspepsia anG diseases Of liver and
kidneys. B. J. LEwY Agent,
No. Hudson River abroad depot varick street
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Diamonds Bought and Sold, AND Money
ioand them, by GEORGE q. ALLEN, 5l3 Broadway,
der 81. Nicholas Hotel.
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Mailed Free for Is Cents.-Dr. Knhn's Leo
lures Nervous Debvy Marriage It's obligatons and m
pedments, and disea arising from visa casea
from actual practice, Address secretary Dr. KAbns Nh
scum, T45 Broadway, New York.
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LONDON, Jan. %, 1871.
Advices from Paris say the news Of General
Chanzy's defeat was received stocaly by the people
and army.
ROW BETWEEN TROCHU AND THE COUNCIL.
Private letters from Paris state that the last meet
ing Of the Co uncl Of Defence was stormy. Urgent
demands were made upon General Trochu for grand
sorties. The General proposed to resign, and the
Council appointed Generals vinoy, FreDaul, ana
Clement Thomas triumyirate to replace Trochu.
subsequently, however the Council recolled from
the sponsbility Of changing the plans tor the de-
fence OF Paris, and General Trochu was fully sus-
tanned.
DISSATISFACTION AND DEsPONDENCY.
Advices from inside Paris to the 21st have been
received. Great dissatisfaction and dependency
prevailed In consequence Of General Trochu's tall
ure In his last effort to break through the lines
the enemy. II was reported that large and avail
able force OF artillery and infantry reserves took
no part in the action. Trochu's policy was loudly
denounced as weak and temporlzing.
PERSONS KILLED BY THE COMMANDMENT.
News from Paris Of the 18th reports Jules Favre
I'll. Tho Victims. Of the bombardmcnt in Killed aad
wounded already numbered thirty-nne children
forty-nine women and seventy-two men.
The damage by the bombardment is stated to De
not extensive and only few persons mad been
killed,
THE GERMAN FIRE COMPARATIVELY HARMLESS.
correspondent Of the London Telegraph reports
from Paris that the only eject Of the bombardment
upon the city has been the destruction Of some old
houses and woodyards, and that tho German fire
latteriy has been harmless
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24

AGaod business is Fortune Any Mnu,
and which he Il best adapted best What can yox
do bes, 7 Ask the PHRENOLOGISr at $50 Broadway.
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AGictions Of TLroat and Bronchial Tubes
cured by SMITHS TROCHES Agencies-HEERY. NO
College place; DITMAN, Aston House Pharmacy.
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Royal Hv.yaua Lotiery.-Prizcs raid. IN
gold Inform non furnished. The highest Eatos pail for
Douboons y Id ali kinds OF Gold and silver. $3.50,
TAir OR 4 CO.. Bankers, 10 Wah street, No" AorN.
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Zceluion Cures Consumption and Skin Dis
eaacs after other remedies have fed pures tho bio0js
makes the ska youthful and 5rght
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"Rurnetts Superior FIavorIrg Extracts
form gaasyS rxsk TiIfSsb. Tw.a!y,a art ..ssss
In favor" ACKER MERRALL CONDff,
Chambers and Foyseco e and Broadway.
For SALE szes by all first class and druggsss
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A.--Perfect Fitting boots aud Shoes, and
warm Oycrshoes, cheap, at BROOKS, 575 Broadway.
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A Favorable N0t0riety 1.-The Good Reputa~
ton aud extended use of "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL
TRoCHEs" for Coughs Colds and Throat Diseases has
the TROCHES to be extensively initiated. Obtain
only the genuine "BROWN,S BRONCHIAL TROCHES,N
and do not be Influenced by those who make profit By
selling worthless limitations
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
26l Broadway corner Murray STRAIT
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CristntlOross Unriyal!ed Hair Dye.-SOld
and appad his wig and scAp factory No. Aston House
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A.-BaiIs aud Pnrties.-DOOts and shoes fpx
Ladies', Misses and Gentlemen at BROOKS 575 Broadway
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Thu rrdfsycpsabIe Necessity Duving Cold
weat oerSii,ESi Sun FLOWER CREAM. II keeps thu
has and iips Depot l5e sixth avenue cor
ar Thir,eenh street, aud for sale by all druggists Price
rs cents; by mail, 60 cents
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Bachelors Hair Oyc.-Thc Best In the
world. The ony perfect dye; harmless RELIABLE inanss>
neous. Factory IL Bond street.
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A. A.-Royai Havana supplementary.
Determined by the drawings OF the Royal Havana Lottery
For information, &C., address MCINTYRE, GREGORY
CO., at 3l6 Canal, 5i Chatham, Is Sixth avenue, Third
avenue 800 Seventh loo East Houston, East
Thirteenth, corner of BROADWAY
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THE WAR AT SEA.
--S.~-~o-~~~<~-co~~r~eN
NAVAL ENGAGEMENT In THE PACIFIC
~e>--Se-4e-~.~-~e<S~s<,N~
Sinking Of Two French Gunboats by a
prussian Frigate.
~. -
a. French Erigate Searching for
the Victor.
TtlssSax TO TINE NEW YORK HsRALD.

HAVANA, Jan. 28, 1871
have received the following intelligence OF hos.
tiIites between the French and German war vessels
in South American waters and forward the same
specially for the NEW YORK HERALD. The report
says
NAVAL ENGAGEMENT IN THE Pacific.
About the Goth Of December last an encounter &C.
Cured IN the Pacific. exact locality not being stated
between the Prussian frigate Medusa ana two small
French gunboals the Cureux ana Bruiox, resulting
in the sinking of both French vessels. The Cureux
carried four brass twelve Founders and the Bruiox
two twelve Founders, while the Prussan frigate
was armed with thirteen guns OF heavy calibre.
AN EXPLANATION FOR THE DEFEAT.
Admiral Glove, of the French neet In the Pacific,
In a letter dated December 2l from on board tho
French frlgate Astree. writes to Captain Draw, Of
the Peruvian navy, III explanation OF the at, IL.
Iho admiral thinks that tn Wow Of Che relstye size
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Of the shipsn IA not to be- wondered at that thA
French gunboats were beaten and sunk.
SEARCHING FOR THR MEDUsA
The Fronch frigate Cercel left Montevldes h
search OF the Medusa immediately after reoeiviag
the news OF the engagement a
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LONDON, Jan. %, 1871.
Advices from Paris say the news Of General
Chanzy's defeat was received soicay by the people
and army.
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LONDON, Jan. 20. 1871.
have received the following despatch from The
New YORK HERALD correspondent at Versailles
dated at midnight on the goth ult Your CORE.
spondent writes:-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-06-02

The column Yendnme, which has been
destroyed by the ins ne folly Of the Paris
mob, was erected by Napoleon l., being
modelled from that of Trajan at Rome. and
was covered with bas-reIiefs cast from 200
pieces Of captured cannon, representing tho
victories OF the French in the campaign Of
1905, which ended with Austerlitz. The
material of the shaft was stone, cased
with bronze. Rising to an elevation of l43
feet, and surmounted by an Imperial figure,
the column was for sixty years a prominent
object of general admiration. The Emperor,
in cooked hat and military sur tout, has been
twice taken down from his perch on the
top Of the column. In 1914. I &c was hurled
thence by a mob, and in lSe Louis Ma
poleon substituted ridiculous figure bare
headed and in toga, for the little man in
the cooked hat. He is now down again,
and the column with him. T he base of the
structure was Clipped away by workmen,
till it was greatly veal .ened, and the col
ann was then dragge down with ropes.
The scene is thus described il cable dis
patch of the 10th.
All the balconies in the Place gendume were
thronged with 10 dies. Three bands Of music
arrived while the workmen wel &c chip ping the
base Of the column. NJ. R9ch Effort next ap-
peared, and the. people crovdeis round him, CIV
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From the Ne-.ennes Nermo= ter-Ext
Destructive Fire at Vergennes.


About half past four O'Clock On THURSDAY
evening, FIRE broke out in the wheelwright shop
Of Ostiguy i Roy, al the west end Of the bridge
IN this city, spanning Otter Greek above The
falls A high south wind prevailing, added 10
the combustible nature Of the building. wrappei
the whole IN flames, blacksmith shop in the
rear, and the adjoining building-formerly Wm.
Ross machine shop, and containing come $500
worth Of maChInery-were quickly on FIRE
Across the street, which Is here very narrow.
the flames were swept by the wind directly upon
the large furniture mandatory Of Messrs Hol-
land, Msxheld * Clesyes, and the furniture
mandatory Of y. Fl. Jaqusy, formerly known
ss the voollen mill. which was soon burned.
Despite all human effort, the splendid manu-
factory Of Messrt. H. N. & c., which was filled
with valuable machinery, lumber and furniture
in various stages Of completion, became the urev
Of the devouring element. With this went new
brick dry house Of H. NJ. s C filed with tlack
walnut and other lumber, lumber shed. and a
two story dwelling belonging 70 Mr.. Holland.
and occupied by Mr. Better.
The flames communicated to the bridge. and
two piers were destroyed
The plaster house and shed adjoining n. G.
Nortons Touring mill, on the island. we're
burned and pulled down. The Touring mill and
T. NJ. Clapp's curtain roll snd fixture mauufac-
tory had a narrow escape
The falling cinders ignited the roof Of Mr..
Rodman Chspman's dwelling enc quarter Of 4
mile distant, on Csnfort Hill. His bSrn was
slto destroyed Mrs. Chapman, who was i'll,
had to be removed from the burning house on a
bed. The furniture was mostly ssyed. Fully
insured.
A house and barn belonging to Mr.. Thomas
Fish, the house occupied by George Kingmsn
and Samuel Rogers, we're burned. Partially
insured.
The dwellings Of Capt NJ. D. Hall and Mrs.
Young were on FIRE several times. Sparks and
einders were carried over mile distant
In the confusion we have not been able to
obtain fair estimate Of individual losses Hol-
land, Msxheld & Cleaves are the heaviest losers.
The insurance on the entire loss cannot be
more than one-ihird. Il is 3 terrible blow to the
business interest Of Vergennes.
We mus. not omit 10 mention that the Wash
ington Engine c, mpsny Of Miidlebury promptly
came to our aid, by means Of an extra train.
They were treated to 8 supper at Stevens Hotel
and thanked by Mayor Grandey in 3 stirring
speech.
o. The BEACH AT LoSG BRAScH.-The Presi-
dent will take his family to Long Branch next
xeek and will not 90 10 California until San
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for an injunction upon further proceediar.
that suit. or else decree that the jaIz5,--
taken therein shall not have priority ever II.
claims Of the creditors in the distribution % ~
property.
The deieudants deny al the allegations Of ...
petition
The amount in controversy, which Is l.-y.
enough to virtuslly decide the question vt.f-s.
the creditors shall receive any o0nsiIs-af /.
dividend, makes the case one o. much .u-4-.
snce.
Evidence was taken on both siies an be On.
was fully arguel on Friday and SATURDAY.
Judge Poland and H. S. Royce. with whom W.
r C. Benton, for defendants, auI h7 / :
Phelps and g. c. Noble for the pe.idllsfs. ~
whom was Messrs. Park Davis and q D.
and Z. r. Hard
The decision Of the court Is 10 be au--.--.
On the 18th Of July By Judge Shipma1.
Several o'her cases growing out q .-- ban.
ruptcy Of Clark were heard by Judge l--.-
sat several continued to July ls.h for l..-