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TIKI DOMINION And THE UNION.
oMcial Report on the C madam
Fisheries Question.
Both Sides Slightly Wrong, but Canady
Without ssPretansions.'
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW Y1Rs HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. 90, 1871.
The committee OF Investigation, Anglo-Amercan
which was commissioned some time since TO report
on the Canadian fisheries question as between the
Dominion government and the United States, will
publish Its report ut an early day.
IL is expected that the paper will be voluminous
and exhaustive on the subject OF the fisheries border
line difficulties, and that It Will embrace also many
other points which require calm International
treatment.
As the committee Is composed OF men who
already eminent Ia the political, legal and military
circles II Is hoped here that the publication will lead
TO beneficial results.
have been informed that the conclusions which
the Commissioners have arrived as are generally.
somewhat uufavorable to the Americans; but never
theess take the ground that 1.-the Canadian preten-
sions on the question of headands are unfounded.n
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Herald Special Report from
Berlin.
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Manteuffel's Army in Bour-
baki's Rear.
GARIBALDl SURROUNDED NEAR DION.
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Fighting Ola the Swiss
Frontier.
Nancy Fined for the Destruction
of the Toul Bridge.
TelEGRAMS 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Jan. 81, 1871.
The Berlin correspondent OF the NEW YonK
HERALD sends me the following intelligence under
date OF January 25:-
MANTEUFFEL IN DoURBAKI's REAR.
The German army commanded by General Man.
tcufcl is crossing the river Doubs in the rear or
Bourbakl who has been driven into dangerous
position. Bourbaki is either certain to captulae or
he win be compelled to escape with his army into
Switzerland.
NO INTERRUPTION.
The destruction of the bridge at Toul does not In
terrupt the transportation OF munitions or ar TO
the German armies.
GaribaIdi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s Rear Pro-
tected-French Piclkets on the Swiss From
tier-Fiahtina mt Grayroche- Prussians FALL
NNancy.
LONDON, Jan. 26, 1871.
The London telegraph has despatch announcing
that Garbaldi and hs forces are surrounded by the
Prussians near Dion.
GERMANS HURRYING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REAR
PROTECTED.
despatch from Bordeaux dated to-day January
2s states that considerable German forces are nur-
ryIng to the Eastern departments since the recent
engagements near Beliort. General Bourbak has,
however, man9uvred to efrectually protect the
French rear against the advancing enemy.
FRENCH PIcKETs ON TIE SWISS FRONTIER
despatch from Berne says that since the $50
inst. french pickets have been posted along the
frontier, preventing egress from France into Swift
zerland and imprisoning strangers.
FIGHTING AT GRAYRocHE AND vILLARs.
There are many Franc-treurs near the Swiss
boundary and their pickets In the vicinity Of the
town OF villars. The German patrols extend to
Atbevfers. The Germans have stormed Gray
roche and repused the French III an attack upon
villars
PRUssIANs FALLING BACK.
the Prussians have evacuated Dole and cut the
railway between Mouchard and Besancon.
despatch from Bordeaux, dated to-day, reports
that the Prussans have entirely Withdrawn from
the neigEborhood Of Dion.
HELP FROM ITALY.
General Garibaldi writes to Frappot saying:-
'Forgct the past think only OF the future. Organ
ize as many Italian volunteers possible and send
them to me.u
sRvERE on NANCY.
A fine of 10 900, 900 francs has been imposed upon
the citizens OF Nancy and the surrounding district
account of the destruction of the railroad bridge
near Toul by the Franc.tireurs. In the event OF
Its non-payment the military authorities will adopt
the most stringent measures of punishment ana
cOnfiscation.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. %. 1871. :
All meeting Of the State Woman Suffrage Assocla
Zion tonight it was decided to send strong delega.
ton Of ladies to Jefferson City next week present
memorial to the Legislature, asking that body to
request Congress either to recognize the right OF
women to vote under the fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments or to submit sixteenth amendment
TO the constitution. Mrs. Lfvermore will accompany
the delegation.
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FIRE IN SOUTH STREET.
AN OUTBREAK BY THE MOB.

At Ave minutes past nine O'Clock last night fire
proke out the fourth floor OF the four story brick
house the southeast OF Roosevelt and South
streets, occupied by E. Racke as cigar store caus-
Ing loss OF $4,000 The second and third floors,
occupied by w. H. Burke, United states Gauger and
Marker, was damaged $500 The first floor, occu.
pied by Charles Fisher as liquor saloon was dam.
kged $500. The building was owned by Mr.. Fisher
hnd damaged $4,000 insured for $4,000, in the JEFF
fersOn and Manhattan.
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TIE WOHKlSGNES'S CONVENTION.

ALBANY, Jan. 81, 1870.
AT the Workngmen's Convention today the trades
unions throughout the State were urged to increase
their membership. The following resolutions were
adopted
Resolved That members pledge themselves TO support
each other In of strikes
Resolved To request the Governor to appoint work
inGmen the board OF prison managers such board
aeuua I'D
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THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
TELEGRAM 10 The NEW YORK HERALD.

Austrian Diplomacy at the ssGrecn Tabie.0
LONDON, jan q. 1871.
inst which indicate that the subject OF the London
Conference and Its probable scope Of action are still
regarded with considerable anxiety by the Austrian
government The correspondent says:-Premier
Won Beust appears anxious to steer clear OF compl-
cations, present or In the future on the Eastern
question.
An oficial denial is given to-day to the newspaper
version OF the instructions transmitted to the Aus
TRAN Plenipotentiares the London Conference re-
ative guarantee by the Powers OF the free nayi.
cation OF the Danube.
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD COLLISION.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YOax HERALD.

LONDON, JAM 81, 1871.
have received the following despatch from the
NEW YORK HERALD correspondent at Saarbrfck,
dated January 25. He wri,es-
THE SURRENDER OF LoNGwy.
At quarter past three O'Clock this morning, after
siege Of nine days. duration, the French fortress
OF Lengwy, situated the Belgian frontier. capitu
ated to the besieging forces. Three thousand pris
oners and 200 guns fell into the hands of the Ger
mans, who entered the place at noon to-day.
ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS AT sAARBRUCK.
Several trains containing French prisoners taken
at ST. Quentin halted at this station (Saarbrnck)
to-day and yesterday their way to the interior.
Some were wounded; all looked haggard in the
IRENE, and many were suffering from hunger.
Youths under twenty and men over forty were in
the convoy. Their shocking condition excited
feeling of sympathy in the hearts Of the German
people who were on the platform when the train
arrived. Wounded Prussians and Bavarans from
Mans have also arrived here.
A SAD ACCIDENT.
despatch from the HERALD correspondent at
Montmedy dated the 25ta, reports that an acct
dental collision took place the day previous be-
tween the trains carrying German recruits for the
Guards and those carrying French prisoners to
Germany. The collision took place in tunnel.
Many OF the prisoners were killed and large
number injured.
PROVISIONS FOR PARIS.
From the German line long conveys of provisions
are passing on their way to Versailles They are
supposed to be intended to succor the people OF
Paris after the captuaton.
GENERAL MATTERS.
fine of 10000, Door, has been imposed upon
the city Nancy for the destruction OF the bridge
at Toul by the Francstlreurs.
A heavy snow storm prevails here.
The Siege Of Cambria to Be Resumed
Won Goeben Retreating Towards the
somme-A Strong Force Near Brienne
German Losses at st. Quentin.
LONDON. Jan. %, 1871.
The Echo says that the Germans have resumed
their preparations for the siege Of Campral
Won GoEBEN RErREATING TOWARDS THE soMME.
despatch from Lille says the Prussians are
treating in the direction or the Somme. and have
abandoned the siege Of Cambria ana other fort
resses in the eastern portion OF the department Of
the North. On Monday their headquarters were at
CrevecGur.
STRONG FORCE NEAR BRIENNE.
despatch from Havre says the Prussians are in
strong force between Brienne and Crenvnle.
GERMAN LOSSES AT ST. QUENTIN.
An official despatch from Versailles states the
loss Of the First German Army in the battle Of st.
| Quentin at o. officers and 900 men.
| TERMS OF THE CAPITULArIoN OF LoNGwY.
| The Germans marched into Longwy at ten O'Clock
yesterday morning. the French garrison has been
sent to Thionvine and Metz. BY the terms Of the
capitulatlon the National Garde are not prisoners.
BELGIAN SOLDIERS SHOT By fRANcs-rREuRs.
| Two Belgian carabineers have been shot by
| Francs.tireurs In consequence Of the outrage the
local authorities arrest all Francs-treurs found on
Belgian territory.
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WHAT 1T C0sTs TO HANG MAN.-we find the fol.
lowing In the Bangor W1fo.-

ATrEMTED SUICIDE OF CONDEMNED MUIR
DERER-Alth0u2h the news Of the fate Of Michael
Ferguson has not been communicated to him the
enormy OF his crime Is gnawing ut his hearts core,
and the realization OF his dreadful position 10 becom
part of this week Ferguson scraped the 0uicKsl
OF piece OF looking glass with the intention OF
poisoning hmself but was frustrated In his design
ithaca, NJ r., DGtu Leader.
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BOILER EXPLOSION.

Last night the boiler OF the bathing establishment
of Peter Krigers bathing establishments, No. lSa
Canal street. exploded. Carelessness OF a servant
was the cause OF the accident which resulted Ia q
loss Of $500
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BERLIN EXCITED.

News of the Proposed CapitqIatiOn-J0y and
Excitement Of the People-Nothins Known
by the Empress-O Glcials' Opinons-Prepnr-
ing for Prisoners.
LONDON, jan &C. 1871.
/ have received the following telegram from the
NEW YORK HERALD correspondent in Berlin dated
yesterday January 25). The writer says
EXCITEMENT IN BERLIN.
The report of the arrival of Jules Favre at Yer
sales to treat for the surrender OF Paris created
great excitement in Berlin, although up to the pre-
sent writing the report has not been officially con-
supposed intended capitulation was noised abroad
the streets were speedily filed with crowds which
manifested their joy In various ways.
NOTHING KNOWN BY THE EMPRESS.
A great number OF persons repaired at once to
the palace, in hopes Of seeing the Empress Augusta
and hearing from her lips the glad intelligence SO
promising OF q speedy return OF peace They were
disappointed In their expectations, as no telegram
had reached her Majesty Of the impending event.
OFFICIAL OPINIONS.
AT all the public offices there was an almost entire
suspension OF business In the anxiety to gather
news. There IL general belief In well informed
circles thar the rumor OF negotiations looking
towards the csptulation OF Paris is true. In fact
the presence Of Jules Favre at Versailles is un.
doubted; but some persons believe he may have
gone there in the hope Of obtaining military pass
TO attend the London Conference on tho Eaatern
question.
PREPARING FOR PRISONERS
The fact is officially known here Berlin) thai there
are only i've days full rations left in Paris from TO-
day January 25). At the Prussan War ONCE great
preparations making for the conveyance ana re.
csption OF large number OF prisoners to different
locations which have been designated.
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CAPITULATION.
Herald Special Reports from Versailles,
Berlin and Vienna.
No Confirmation of the Reported
Offer to Surrender.
JULES fAVRE GONE BACK TO PARIS.
The Emperor William Believes
Capitulation Imminent.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT in BERLIN
Nothing Officially Known by
the Empress Augusta.
SYMPATHY FOR FRANCE IN VIENNA.
M. Guizot Appealing to Gl 'dstone
for English Intervention.
No Collision Between Bismarck,
Napoleon and Eugene.
Nothing Officially Known by
the Empress Augusta.
SYMPATHY FOR FRANCE IN VIENNA.
M. Guizot Appealing to Gl dstone
for English Intervention.
No Collision Between Bismarck,
Napoleon and Eugene.
TstEGaaas TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


LONDON, Jan. 49, 1871.
Thus far l have received no further news on the
subject, nor have the London papers received any
confirmation OF the London Times telegram relative
to the proposed capitulation of Paris.
FAvRE GONE BACK TO PARIS.
Your correspondent at Versailles informs me, under
date of January 25 that Jules Favre returned to
Paris on that morning.
Letter from the EmperOr-Cap itulntiOn Immi-
nent-Nothing Officially KnowD-Uncondi-
tional Surrender Demanded-A Denial-M.
Gaizot Appealing TO Gladstone.
LONDON, Jan. 20, 1871.
1t is said the Emperor OF Germany has written
letter to his wife, In which he says the capitulation
OF Paris is imminent and that he expects speedily
to return to Berlin.
NOTHING OFFICIAL KNOWN
On inquiry at the German Legation here at noon
to-day 1t was ascertaned that no information OF the
capltulation OF Parts had been received there; and
at the British Foreign Ofice up to late hour last
night, the reports that NJ Favre had maze proposi.
lions Tor capltulatOn renamed uncOnnrmed.
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER DEMANDED.
The following statement has been obtained from
an unofficial source but Is believed TO be entirely
trustworthy
The Germans viii insist upon the unconditional
surrender Of Paris with all its forts and offences
DENIAL.
The report in the London Times, that there is COL
fusion betw cen Count Won Bismarck and the Empe-
ror Napoleon aud the Empress Eugene Is un-
founded.
PREPosTER Gus ACCOUNT.
The special correspondent OF the London 7ele-
graph sends from Versailles crcumstantial but
very preposterous account of the points under dis
cussion between Count Bismarck and M. Favre.
M GUIzor APPEALING TO GLADSTONE.
letter from M. Guizot to Mr.. Gladstone is pub
lished today in which the former argues at length
the question of the proper conditions for peace be-
tween France and Prussia. He urges England to at
least protest in favor Of peace, and expresses the
belief that such action her part would not be in
vain.
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REVOLT IN Paris.
Herald Special Report from
the French Capital.
Bloody Outbreak Of the Red
Republican Mob.
Mazas Broken Open and Political
Prisoners Released.
gGustave Flourens at the Head
of the Rioters.
IRRATIONAL GUARDS JOIN IN THE MOVEMENT
AN Attack Made on the Hotel
de Vile.
Bevere Fight and Defeat Of the
ASSISTANTS.
yGustave Flourens at the Head
Of the Rioters.
IRRATIONAL GUARDS JOIN IN THE MOVEMENT
An Attack Made on the Hotel
de Vile.
Fsvere Fight and Defeat Of the
ASSISTANTS.
MANY KILLED AND WOUNDED

LONDON, Jan. 81, 1870.
] have received the following important de-
kpondent In Paris, dated on the Esd inst
Your correspondent writes =
AN OUTBREAK BY THE MOB.
The evening Of yesterday, 12s days since
khe commencement of the siege, witnessed
for the first time since the investment a scene
which all have been dreading more or less
tevery day during the dreary four months.
There has been blood shed In the streets of
paris; not from the shells of the besiegers,
tbut by the acts of those reckless adventurers,
pwho all along sought the siege and the miser-
fes and misfortunes of the country for the ad-
Vance of their own interests.
ATTACK UPON PRISON.
BellevilIe and other quarters, who had been
threatening mischief since the failure of the
kortie of the 10Th, gathered in numbers around
khe prison Of Mazas, where Flourens, Millieres
Rnd other political prisoners are incarcerated,
nd aftor ror;ons r;otors aarrorstro+;ors
Lcatberino courace in tbe absenca of onnos;-
k;on made reon,ar attack unon tho nrison
hnd beat down the gates with bludgeons,
Etones and iron bars
FroUprNs AND OTHERS pErEAsrn
The taller and turnkevs fed for their lives
leaving the |; ali free TO the rioters who onened
Who coils RELEASING the inmates until thew found
kvho were borne forth in triumph amidst cries
III "a boa Fnore ~ 81 hos T,ochv ., After
s,.,.a;no tho streets tho ruf;an,v crowd
Lton,ed
DESCENT.
Flourens made descent upon the Marie
pf the Twentieth reimbursement, comprising
hhe turbulent quarters of Belleville, ST. Far
geau, Pere la Chaise and Charonne, intending
70 establish the headquarters of revolu-
fionary movement which, it was hoped,
would extend over the whole city.
BEGINNING OF THE FIGHT.
However, as the parade failed to draw any
large number of followers into active cooper
htion, and finding those willing to plunge into
revolution were badly armed and almost des-
titute Of ammunition, the rioters abandoned
kbe Marie. after seizinr 9. 600 rations Of bread
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THE FEELING IN VIENNA.

Intense Feeling In Vienna-Sympnthy for
France.
LONDON, Jan. 81, 1871
The NEW YORK HERALD correspondent at Vienna
sends me the following despatch, dated January rs.
He says
FEELING IN VIENNA.
Intelligence OF the intended captuation Of Paris
was received here to-day. Although the news was
anticipated, and consequently. created no surprise
the feeling is intense In all circles. There is gen.
eral expression Of sympathy for France, although
people rejoice at the probable conclusion Of the
war.
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ALMOST A CENTeHABlAh.

Mrs Mary G. Bailey ded In Bushwick, L. l.,
Yesterday morning IN the ninety year OF her
age, leaving children, grandchildren, great-grand-
Der of 1874. T6rty.i years ago Mrs. Bailey was
member OF the John street Methodist church, New
York.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.
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JANUARY %.
lS70-Steamshlp City OF Boston left Halifax for
Liverpool, and was never again seen.
1S6S-$3000O0 worth OF property destroyed by hro
III Chicago.
1S62-Jem Mace defeated Tom King in the fight for
the Championship In England.
1S59-Wiiam II. Prescott, the historian died.
ls56-Commander Charles Morris, United States
Navy, died.
1S54An explosion IN cartridge factory, at Ravens
WOOD, L. l.. killed twenty persons Steam
boat Georgia burned at New Oreans-forty
lives lost.
1S53-Howlett and Saul executed for the murder or
Charles Baxter in this city go. ;. Destructive
fire at CardenaS, Cuba
1s14--Gas introduced into London.
l725-Peter the Great. Gar OF Russia, died.
1596-Sir Francis Drake died.
1547-King Henry WILL OF England died.
Sl4-CEarlemagne died.
IaIo
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A. A.-ROyal Havana Supplementary.
Determined by the drawings of the Royal Havana LOTTERY
For Information, &C, address MCINTYRE GREGORY
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Charped Hands and Lips Arc Cured In One
application by GILES SUNFLOWER CREAM. FOR sale nv
a druggists Depot 1879 Sixth avenne cornsr Thirteeuk
Price 35c. by mail SOC.
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BafchclOr's Hair Oye.-Tho Best in the
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A.-sudden Changes Of Weather are Produce
tive Of Throat Diseases Coughs Colds &C. There no more
enectaa relief IN these diseasss 70 be found than
possess real merit and efficacy by test az
many having received testimonials eminent men
rho IA used them.
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All Skin Diseases are Cured by Giies' SUM
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sale by al druggists Price SSc by mail Depot l09
Sixth avenue, corner Thirteenth street.
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Frostbites, Chiiblains, Felons, Old SOres ana
Piles, cured by GILES SUNFLOWER CREAM Fos
sale BY all dr,ggss Price, SIS cents BY mail So can't
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Apotherary kitehen's Sore Throat Was
cured by using Smiths Patent rrochss.
DlTMAN 4 CO., Aator House Pharmacy.
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Hoyai Havana Lottery..Prizes Paid In
gold Information furnished The higheH raea nai, ~.
Doubloons and all kinds of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers. Ii Wall street. Nav York
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Giles sundower Cream Renders the SIKH
soft and white, and absolutely harmless Price abc bv
and tor sale by all druggists.
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ENGLAND.

Condition Of tho Bank.
LONDON, Jan. %. 1871.
The amount OF bullion in the vaults OF the Bank Of
England has decreased since last week fl07 900.
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wlOCsOOO Is Worth Less to n Man Than n
knowledge OF The right OF his mental DO and co.ts
8o9 HI9aawag, "1-A"A' ~
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Zoclaion Cures Consumption md Skin Dis
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Mailed Free for % Ccnts.-Dr. Kahn,s Lee.
lures on Nervou. Debility Marriage its obligations and nm
pcdments and diseases arising with
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seum 7<5 Broadway, New York.
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CristadOr0's UnrfvaIled Hair Dye-Snld
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A.-fSals and partie-.-BOOts and shoes for
ladies Misses aod Gentlemen at BROOKS ST Broadway
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Diamonds Bought and Sold, and Money
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A.-Perfcct Fitting Boots aud Shoes, and
warm Ovcrshoes, cheap, at BROOKS, 675 Broadway.
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DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.-S5OO Re-
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~ cen.A A pamphlet Free Address b. " PIERCE, II D.
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Parties desiring to examine this Property Will meet Al Dr.
pot Of Nsw York and New Haven Railroad th,s Satnrs
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THE BESlEGED CAPITAL.
CONTINUATION OF THE COMMANDMENT.
Strength of the French in the
Recent Sortie.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
LONDON. Jan. 20, 1871.
The bombardment OF Paris continues
THE FRENCH STRENGTH IN TIKI RECENT soRTIE.
An official statement from the government at
Paris shows the French strength in the sorte OF the
10th to have been 100. 900 men.
BONAPARTIST INTRIGUES.
GREAT ACTIVITY OF THE B1NAP ARTISTS.
ChiSelhurSt, WilhelmSlOhe and Versailles in
Constant Communication.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, Jan. 20, 1871
MN. Pietr and yandal and General Fleury have
arrived at wlhelmshune.
ACTIVITY OF BONAPAETIsTs.

ACTIVITY OF BONAPAETISTS.
The Independence Beige, OF Brussels, says:-
Never before has there been such activity among
the Bonapartists as ut the present moment. There
Ia constant journeying OF couriers between Chisel
hurst Wllhelnsh1he and Versailles, and the centre OF
the intrlgues at Brussels. The Independence loudly
warns France against the danger with which she u
menaced by these man9uvres.