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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
VERSAILLES.

Sortie and French Observation-Disclosures
of DefeusesDO 1t. Denis Commenced
Nend0n Batteries sAdvnnced-WOuDdeL
Mobiles Found Frozen In the Woods-
Overtures Made but Failed-Bombard-
uenf Recommended with Increased
Violence.
Especial to the New York World.
VERSAILLES, January ia sortic took
place on the sixteenth, and. after two
hours fighting between forts de rEst and
Aubervilliers, the French were repulsed.
Losses heavy on both sides.
The bOmbardment Of the defenses of St,
Denis and Aubervilliers has commenced.
The Meudon batteries have been ad.
vanCed and are firing into dlssy, together
with the St. Cloud batteries. and have
made great breach i'll the stone wall and
some of the embrasures are checked with
debris from the parapct. Last night the
pioneers opened the second parallel toward
d'Issy, and batteries have been placed
there, which will soon reduce d'lssy.
The French are erecting new batteries III
front of Valerian.
Bavarian, Wurtemburg and Saxon BAT.
teries bombarded the whole of last nights
the northern, eastern a2d southeastern
fronts. the forts replying seldom.
Especial to the Telegram.l
VERSAILLES, January IA parlenentu'rs
came from rams on tne nIteentn. Ills OOs
iect ia IA secret, but it is rumorcd that this
Germans have agreed to an armistice fOrs'
four days. This seems the only possible
way for accounting for the almost total ces.
satiOn Of the firing on Paris.
Rumors insist that the effect Of the Gen.
man fire on Paris is unequal to German exc
pectations.
1t is stated that general attack will bs
organized tomorrow, to include St. Deui9
and Falerian.
1t is stated that General Trochu has de-.
cided to commence series of sOrties on the
twentieth, to continue necessarily unless
there is peace ON French terms.
MontrOuge was active on the fifteenth.
and there was heavy firing at the north on
the sixteenth. There were several sorties
on the fifteenth.
Thirty wounded mobiles were founi!
frozen in the woods before Meudon.
L1tcst-Overtures Of some kind have ces.
tainly been made, but there is good reason
to believe that they have failed, as the an.
nOuncement has been made that the bone
bardment will be commenced at once wltls
increased violence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

1t will he seen by notice in our adver-
tisin. columns. that the annual session OF
le4irand Division OF the Sons OF Temper
ance. will be held at the Bible House. on
Camp street, next Thursday evening. We
believe that the purpose is to hold the an
nual election OF officers, and to make other
administrative arrangements for the year.
The Order deserves success, not only for Its
merits, but for the spirited exertioas Of its
members.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
CT. IOIIs HOTEL MASK BAII.

ser:.s OF SIX GRAND DRESS AND NAsE SAILS
W.. De 9 iTea in the spacious bal rcon o. tle s.
Lo.-. Hotel as follows
ca SATURDAY, January %
On SATURDAY, February II.
ia MARDI GRAS. February q.
O1 ST. JOSEPH'S NIGHT. March .
Taese balls will be the continuation Q: tae c:sli
entertainments given every year at the New 0para
HOUSE where their order and decorun have rea-
seFea tnen justly popular.
IaeSec's splendid Silver Comet Baad has bee
. engaged Tor the whole series.
Ihs entrance 10 the ball room is on Ro q. -eet.
IAst oe.ow the corner of St. Lor;s.
Doors vii open at P. NJ Bal. 10 commence al
H. Gentleman 80; ladies free
81 Tickets can be had at the door on tbs n.ght Of
ths os Or at =. Dun,onte.ps coofect tooe,v co,,ee
VN2e ao0 oouT0en sfreets. ialy I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
MISCELLANEOU
Widow Of darcy Nc(;ee..Grand Lodge nj
Memphis.-Deafh Of Judge Chiffon. of
Alabama.

Widow Of DARCY NcGce..lsrand Lodge nj
NIemphis.-Deafh Of Judge Chiffon, of
Alabama.
TORONTO, c. W.. January 2l.--Mr..
McGec. widow OF Darcy McGee. was
buried to-day.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. January 2l.-The Grand
Ledge Of the Second District Independent
Order of Bcnai Berath meets here tO-moi.
row. large number OF delegates are in
attendance.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, January 2l..-Judcs
William 2. Chiffon, Grand Master of Ma.
sons of Alabama. died to-day.
The Legislature and Supreme Court 10.
day adjourned, out Of respect to judge
Chiffon.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, January ~, p. NJ.
Barometer 3O:3O. Wind, east northeast,
light Arrived: Bark Caroline o. Small.
Small, master, sixteen days from Thomas.
ton, Maine, with cargo of lime to Masters
Ship India. Patton, master, forty-three days
from Cardiff, Wales, with railroad iron t1
master. Schooner Constance, Arnet, mas.
ter, nine days from Ruatan, with fruit t"
X. Morgan & Co. Sailed: Steamship Mise
sissippi and ship Crescent City.
PAss-A-L'OUTRE, January II, T. NJ.
Weather calm. No arrivals. Sailed:
Steamer Bertha, for Mobile.
,VICKsBURG, January 2l.-Passed up, Emf.
tlo tWO w., CuSIC SANcI, sAA
NJ. Down, Robert +. Lee, six p. NJ. Rives
rising. Weather clear and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, January 2l.-Weather clear
River stationary. Passed down, Mollie Able
and Northwestern. Mercury SOP.
LOUISVILLE, January M.-River rising
slowly with eight feet and tour inches in the
Chnte, aud ten feet aud four inches in the
canal.
Arrived: Farwest, from st. Louis Jane,
Howard, from Cincinnati, Iron Sides snd
bar.cs, and May Lowery, from Pittsburg.
Departed: G. B. Church and MOlie Ebert,
for Cincinnati Liberty and barges and
Mary Houston, for New Orleans Look Out
has gone to Madison for five barges Of hay
for New Orleans Wm Cowan leaves to-
morrow with $4,000 bushels of coal for
Cairo and Memphis.
CISClSNATI, January 2l.-Thc river ha.
thirty-one feet in the channel and falling.
Arriyed: Minneola, from Memphis Wan
nita. from New Orleans.
Departed: st. Charles. Exchange. and
Kate Putnam, for Pittsburg; Robert Burns,
for Memphis: Nashville, for Nashville;
Robert Mitchell, for New Orleans.
Six or seven steamers load for New Or
leans next Monday and Tuesday. Weathes
clear. Mercury i57.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

Britain of an American edition OF Tenny-
sons poems.
The Paris Steele condemns the inactiOn Of
the French navy III not intercepting the
German-American steamers.
Gambetta, it is reported. has issued an
order for tho cessation of enlistments for the
corps of free shooters.
A dispatch from Tunis says the Italian
consul has ceased diplomatic intercourse
with the government. Reason unknown.
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The Minor stake.


70 B. euH AT THE METAIRIE SPRING MEa rNG
1871.
TIE annual Metairie Stake for :wo YEA, oid, to
c1-cy three year old weights one mile. five or
more TO il the stake. Entrance SIS, p. >: = .o'D
added ond horse to receive 5000 ta.-d horse 10
sAve his stake Closed first os January 1871 wit.
tho fo..ovng
NOMINATIONS
l. Z. Z. Tr;ly'sgr c. WILLIAM :. MINOR - Wal.
MT (he by imp. Glencoe dam Ne. br
Lexington.
3 Janes Neuigan's ch. c. by Ley.n,:o, dam Liz
Hardis, by imp. Glencoe.
.. A. saraes b. f. EMMA SASSAM, b, J-n Ro,e..
dam Sunshine, by Engineec.
T. Warwick Mont tgomery's b. c. RICH" VA, ~
Pore. gner, dam Mary Farris.
s Tl-Eic. Msntgomery's th. c. GnoRGs
WiLKES. by Asteroid. dam EnIn. Er';i:
bv imp. Margrave.
6. Va-Hick Mont.omeTy'S ch. 2. CRAOLs
DANCE, by Lexington dam SC eaott-ss az. b.
mp. Albion.
:. II. }. Foiey's ch. f. REvERN ~ B. -:.a. 4.
dam by Wagner.
:. A. c. Franklin's ch. C. HAMPTON, By !,c. Ma
ione, dam Ella Temple. By mp. A.b,ou.
3 y. 4. Wllamsor's br. c. by Danjc. Boone. dam
b. Portland.
81 Bmus
u. p B. Cheathams Ch. C. JEFF DAVIS. ,. .1c.
aaione. dam by imp. Scvsh.an.
- 3. e. Thomas b. f. ACREOLA, by Ear Danea
dam Dixie (Herzos's dam, By ,.np So.
ecesn.
70. Ccorey & Riley's ci. c. QCARTERMASTEe: D,
mp. Bonnie Scotland, dam Rosetce 5y imp
Yorkshire.
a. :. G. Moore's br. T. by DAME. Boone. d.r B. &
F'as, by Lexington.
is. ". ;enninss's b. c. JUNGLER. D. ..c. H,c,.
4 dam by imp. Sovereign.
a.. " Jennings b. c. LISGAR 5v in,. poll.,
Scotland, dam By Boston.
Dr.. T1pnas @. Bacon's imp b. t. CIR. Or g.
HART. by Ss;rmisher. dam T-... p
Nocmeslv.
Hs. f. da,dins ch. +. SACCbBOX, bv Sta Da...
oam Skedaddle. b. imp Yorkshire
d. Jola PeoeTs br. f. LADY FAIRFIELD. By lm>
mp. Monarch.
~. NG..am Cottrilrs ch c. FRASX RO>, 3v
! .Dan.cl Boone dam Sigma. by Epsilon.
u. W,i1am eOtirilrs ch c. BILLY WILLIAMSON
bG Daniel Boone, dam CorLne, by Portian1-
~ Hacci,on Askas br. f., by Rebel dam III.
known.
'2 A. H.ene Richards b. c. TUBMAE. b. va,
o St. George
A. con nuaicatiOns must be addressed.
WILLIAM N. CONNER
Secretary Metairie Association
isi7 81 Lock Box ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

NAlE\RIE IMPROVED VACANT NEAL E>-
rAIE AT AUCTION By THE SHEg!Fv.--Pavtic-
ular attention is called to the sales ut anc-
ton 10 De made tomorrow noon at the Me.-
chants and Auct;oneers' Exchange. Royal
street by the Sheriff Of the parish OF Orleans.
Said sales comprise:
I. Two portions OF ground together Will,
all the buildings and improvements thereon.
situated on Felicity stree: between Chestnut
and Coliseum streets, Fourth District.
>. Two lots of ground together with all the
buildings aud improvements thereon, stu
a:el on johnson street, between Per.Gdo
and Grlyier streets, First District.
3. A lot OF ground together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon. situ-
ated on Galvcz street, between Pcrtii.io and
Gravier streets, same District.
4. And lot OF ground situated on Eien-
Vile street, be. wcen Miro and Toni streets
Second District.
For full par;:cular. and terms >.r .',,r:-
tiSrmenf.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
AMCSEMKNTS. A
Nea DENY Of Music.

This evening the exciting drama of
"Oliyer Twist" will be presented again,
with Miss Lucille Western as Nancy Sykes.
a character which she renders to the life.
Tomorrow evening the drama of Scar
iotta,' a new play, written expressly for
Miss Western.
National Theatre.
This evening, for the second time, the
comedy of "One Of Our People, with songs.
Tomorrow evening the comedy of THE
Cousin" in three acts, followed By the comic
opera os "Rubezahl; or. the Mountain Ghost
in the Giants Mountains Of Silesia.
81. Charles Theatre.
Tonight will positively be the last ap-
pearance Of the Lydia Thompson burlesque
troupe. who will present the drama of
:" ireland az it Was" and the burlesque ex-
travaganza of tho Forty Thieves, or
Striking Oil in Family Jars" Tomorrow
evening. the inimitable Lolita, who Will sp-
pear as the little Detcetire. and assunle ak
different characters in the play.
The Circus.
The Italian and American Circus will give
its last performances at the corner OF Or
leans and Bourbon streets, this afternoon at
one clock, and this evening at seven o clock.
After the evening performance the tents
will be folded and tho circus and all its
para; a;'llarne!ia will be transported to Mobile.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
REWARDS,
FOUND,

TTOCND..TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Il Came to my residence on Sunday, the fifteenth
instant, SETTER BITCH. with iver.col0red
spOts and brass chain collar NO name. Tho
owner Of said dog can got tho ssms by calling ss
No. tA First street. proving property. and paying
cost Of advertising and keeping.
New O-sea0s. January II, 1871. iae2 ?t~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

There has somehow been circulated a re-
port that the celebrated vocalist Miss Adel-
aide Phillips, participated in an e1tempere
concert at the St. Charles Hotel last Friday
evening. We are requested to say that this
report is altogether erroneous. Miss Phil
lipps is not guest at the st. Charles nor
was she within that hotel on Friday even
ing, neither has she been at any other time
since her visit to this city
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22


CHOICE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPER
TIE, At AUcTIoN NEXT SATuEDAY.-Mcesrs
Nash 4 Hodgson. auctioneer- will sell. on
the twenty y-eishth instant, Il; tn. st. Charles
Auction Exchange, another valuable list OF
desirable and eligible properties. en-.
bracino--
!. That eligible. we'll built ,a"--tory brick
residence. No. 3O2 st. Charles street. be-
tween Clio and Calliope streets. near Tivoli
Circle.
.. Two superior building lots on Common
street, between Derbisny and Roman streets.
being the old homestead site OF Garry
Olais. deceased. just beyond the Claiborne
Market.
j. Seven tine building lots in Amite City.
on Railroad avenue. near the hotel. depot
and other prominen: buildings. Long
credit
/. Six beautiful lots on Orange atrcet,
frontin. Annunciation Square. and sur
rounded and Aanked by first class resi-
dences, on long time.
5. That large and elegant square on ST.
II. II. Hansell, Esq. and Joseph! Hernandez,
Esq, Subd;vidcd into sixteen large building
lots. One-third cash only required.
8. Two choice building sites on st. Charles
avenue. corner Of Bordea,lx--a charming
locality-iots fifty by two hundred feet;
fine surroundings. One-third cash re-
quired.
:. That choice square on the corner of ST.
Charles and Nashville avenues, subdirided
into twenty-five large building lots. One
fourth cash only.
The majority of these propertie. are on
the immediate line. and in close proximity
to the projected City Park, State Iouse and
Governors mansion, and offer rare induce
ments a- investments or first class building
sites.
For full particulars. read the descriptive
advertisement in another column, and SEQ
the plans at the st. Charles Auction E1-
change.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

The steamboat Alaska left Cincinnati for
New Orleans Wednesday evening, with
two barges in tow-one to be used "a
lighter, and the other 20 carry fuel. She
took ten thousand bushels Of coal-enough
to last her to Now Orleans and back to
Cairo. Hcr passengers numbered twent1-
Eve
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

The thermometer yesterday pornin. at
seven o'clock was so at New Orleans. 81
at Augusta. II at Charleston. So at Gin
cinnati. 81 at Key West. Az at Mobile, 80
at Nashville. and 43o at Savannah.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

LoSDOS. January 90, MOrning.-A Berlin
correspondent of the London Telegraph
writes that Count Bernstorf has been Or
dered to leave the conference if a discussion
should arise upon the subject of the war
with France.
Severe skirmishins reported in Franche
Comte. The French claim to have gained
some advantage.
A correspondent OF the Telegraph, from
Versailles. reports OH the nineteenth, that
the Germans have twenty-five batteries
available against Paris. For the past two
days. however. the bombardment has slack
ened. and for the past twenty four hours
has entircly ceased.
1t ~ believed that ncgotia tons lookin. to
peace axe pending.
News has been received. that on the
twelfth. off FigO, Spain, the Prussian cor
vette Augusta ran down French gunboat.
Four officers and twenty-six of the crew
were captured.
1t ia said that Gambetta has asked Pala-
dimes to resume command OF the army Oi
the Loire.
General Won Glumer telearaphs that his
vanguard is in pursuit OF BourDaki's re-
treating army.
Otway. Under Secretary Of Foreign Af
fairs, delivered an address last evenin. be-
fore his constituents at Chatham in which
lie reviewed the foreign policy of Ensla
and expressed the belief that Mr.. Schenck.
the new United States Minister, would settle
the Alabama question. England is aycrse
to quarrel. Any ministerial policy would
be cowardly that refused to renew negOtia-
ti0ns looking to a peaceful settlement Of the
questions in dispute.
Chancellor Clifford has issued interlocu-
tory judgment suspendiag the sale In Great
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

CHOICE WINES AND LYcUoHs.-We direct
,isement of the celebrated importing house
OF &. Cavaroc & Son, No. ) Exchange
alley, at the same time advising them that
if they desire to purchase " ines and liquors
Of the purest vintage and of thc choicest
brands, that is the place TO 20 to !o'l> for
them. Their stock, as will ne seen, is i'm
men-e and comprises all the best descrip-
tons of French wines. brandies and Liquors.
preserves, branded fruits, etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
.Nliss Adelaide philliDpy,


city. ii has always abounded IN resident
artists OF great natural powers. cultivated
20 the highest Dy art and study. aud il pro
portion 20 it. population 10 city on the
continent possesses SO large number o.!
talented amateurs. with highly cultivated
mu-cal taste. Long before 5ho opera had
obtained a !oo,hold in any Other city ea this
side OF the Atlantic. it was an established
institution in New Orleans; and the cperatic
stage in this city has drawn 20 :ts boards
nearly every European celebrity. N s2cces-
sion. In consequence. the standard of nu
sical art and taste stands high. 1t :.. :ho.e
fore, not presumptous TO assert that any
vocalist who meets with favor IN New Or
leans, may be considered safe before All :n
tclIigent audience any where. In fact. we
believe that the pronounced Judgment Of
the New Orleans musical public VIII be
found ia conclusive AZ the fiat OF Il Parisian
audience, once considered 90 necessary ~
stamp musical reputation.
In it is, We think, no .ma.! addition 20
Mi.s Adelaide Phillips former ,riamphs
that her appearance before 4 New Orleans
audience has been greeted with such unani-
NOUS appreciation. The appreciation has
been as enthusiastic on the part ., .he
hearer. as it is merited by the artistic.
OF Mie, Phillips artistic attanments
there is no question. Her style. as varied
she has studied in the best schools. The
effect OF her performance has thoroughly
disabused people that it is not necessary TO
come from Il particular spot I" exhibit the
qualities Of Il great artistic. Genius is in no
age or country; it belongs to them all.
Adelaide Phillips. as an American. has
made Americans proud OF the progress OF
art in this country. Her voice, a pure con-
tralto oofunusual compass, has been cultivated
10 very perfection. and while it possesses
all the briliancy and polish OF art, it get
retains the freshness and purity OF nature.
Though vigorous, strong and majestic, It IS
capable of the most 1.,cile execution. Rou-
ladies', thrills. proiuee ornamentation ara
perfectly at her command ; at the same
time she never sacrifices 20 brilliancy OF ex-
ecntion the simplicity combined with refine
ment. so hard to attain. and 70 charming
when attained. Coupled with all this is as
sociated a musical temperament and INA
tured judgment, which gives her the power
OF Interpreting. rs it were, the inilermost
houshts Of the composer.
We hope that 40 long interval will elapse
before we may have = repetition Of the e1-
Il Nod h t,o
singing of Miss Phillips.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
LILLE.
Faidherbe mt st. Quentin.

TuIuutTUe III Sts VueutIH"
LILLE. January l9.-General Faidhc!bs
ia at St. Quentin preparing to NOV: as
scissors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
AETAIRlE SPRING; MEETING. 1871.
The Biugaman stake.

~he annual METAIRIE STAKE so- tacee ye''
otde IS entrance p. p. FIVE or more to the stake
two tn!it.-$ 1000 added. Second horse to receive
SeoO tl1d horse to save stake Cio-ai i7st ia
acy, t3!i. til the following
NOMINATIONS:
l. D. hrisert's br. + MORLACCHI D. -.lin,.ol.
dan Bsuner, by imp. Albion.
2 D sF sert's b. f. ANNETTE. by Lex ls.on. dan
A.ice Jones, by imp. Glencoe.
Z 4. T7r!ys D. c. EvBRTON. by Varied tle 1s
vo-cherl, dam hileta, by Lexington
T. A. Keene Richards ch. I. Ida GRISsOx ~
War Dance. dam Mary Cass By Wia!eo oone
. 4. B. Foieys br. +. KATHLEEN. by Lcz.ns.o on
dam Maria Innis, by imp. Yorkshire.
6 70. Il Wiillamson's c!i. c. JOHN MCDONALD. oY
Brown Dick. dam Lady Settle. tv ,mo, A.
:. 8 C. -Ion,s' h.f TALARIA by mp. A-s..s .an
dam Lady Taylor, by imp. Glencoe
3. =. G. Moore's CHI. C POSTER. BY Le xlg,on dam
Verona by imp. Yorkshire.
". gennings b. c. KILDARE. by Le:.ns on dam
Ll.u Horton, By imp. Albion.
- v. Jennings ch. c. DEFENDER. by :eha No.
gan. dam Cincona, by imp. Rera.a
H. loha E. Mills b. f. JENNIE JUNE by imo. Aus.
t.a,an. dam Matte Cross, by *. usjoA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

NATIONAL THEATRE.
Monday Evening, January H3, 1871.
THE COUSIN.
CoAe,, . n three acts, by K. Benedix-fo,-1Ted By
REBitZAHL OR TTIK MOUNTAIN GHOST N
THE GIANTS MOUNTAINS OF GtLESLA
Comic Opera. IN one act, by Jsnsepo
~. g Music by Conradi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
BY TIE LEG PHI.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

Investigating Affairs in the South
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:|:|.Isjs|5i ss|"!. II HH!tII95; n !; II !"
The above drawings are published in all the prin.
cipal papers, and are drawn IN public daily at the
rooms of the company.
Information furnished and prizes cashed bv
HOWARD, SIMMONS & CO, Contractors.
s.. Charles street corner Union. New Orleans.
Witness hands at New Orleans. Louisiana
tl..ls twenty first day of January. 1871.
II. PHKALTA
ADAM GIFFES.
Commissioners.
R0GrS or1l
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LOTTERIES,

DRAWING or THE LOUISIANA
. STATE LOTTERY FOR JANUARY ~, 1871.
CLASS Is.
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REM1r1ANcEs FOR GERMAN WOUNDED

Amendment of the Committee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
LONDON.

The Conference and PrnsSia-Severe
Skirmisliinx - twenty-five Batteries
Available Against Paris-Bombnrd-
ment Slnckencd-PeRce Negotiations
Pending-Beurbaki's Retreatinx Army
Pursued-F0reiRn Policy Of England
Inaction Of French Navy.