The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 5, 1870, Page 2

THE UN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBEL 9, 1870. ete nein A A CC CC CL LR oN, from the neighboring helglit, can desttoy ft | t reduce the army, hé exeMimed, “ Let us | sympathy ought net to be forgotten. Tors 1 TIE RING FR \UDS EXPOSE i) AM IMPOSING C. Arnot TO CEREMONY, SUNREAMS. = » . ' 4 ‘ ’ aon q at leisure, almost without eniforing any inju- | take the Hine, end then wo will dimin sh | othor men the Les were lies; but for him —_—, Laging the Foundation Stone of the Mt. Ale | —Punch says that when Lot's wife war (armed! wii. ry in return. our army by two hundred thousand. This | who told them they were truth, He longed | srarrrinc Dev rLOpMANTS OF TUE phonsus Church—The Address of Arch | to salt, he took a fresi one, : With the svyronder of MacMawon the | fe the only solution.” But this exclamation } to have them true; but facts and fate were NAW CENSUS RETURNS. arn Gen, Grant has been a-fishing on the Hudson Inst disciplined troopa of France are gone, | was not approved in any part of the Cham. | against him, And now, while he site heart. --—> Toaterday the layin of the Crandation atone of | *'™ Rt Secretaty of erate, , u The Tucrcase of Population Disproportioucd y vied —An exchange suys there ie one thing wh MONDAY, SEPTEME ‘and for tho time she is at the mercy of the | ber. The gravest words on the other side, | broken aud in tears, let us respect bis an- to OF Vetere Distrteta in | A new Catholle eburch in Thompson street noe F oa atways bo found, ad that ts fantt & which ‘ tee ts : ; Germans, Shef has other men under arms, | however, were theso uttered by Mr. quish, and not be too hard upow bis fauit. carly Eatale che Fopas | Canal, was performed witt great pomp and rotem- Modesty ta @ Woumn is tke olor om hep nH ae fous ce dvehusdred thousand, oll eaveand | Taumma, “We deilse pesos” he os-|. ds for the Broach poopla, wo hold tum | [Allee Gee Biarics, whose, Return of ) ally by ine Now Reverend Archbision McCloskey. check -decidediy vocoming, if not put on. =A man can't help what is dou blind hip 46 the foamy waid Whon he was kielet ot at Voters Outuambers the Resident yoalous, Butat present they are as ascless | claimed, “becauso a war today would be a | far too good to be the tools of such a chesly | phe most Temerkeble Goreloqenent of the ore ono Me Hy nas that considerable proportion of MAcMa: | aniversal war, bringing fright‘ul calamities | tan and scoundrel as Lows NAPOLEON, oF the | aus is the disproportion of actual povulation in now's army whom he did not dare to lead into | in ite train, Quilty in the eyes of civiliza. | victims of of such lies 8 those of CouaIN DI } tome of the districts to the votes neually Ferurned at Battle. Lt will requize wt least ix months to | tion, of humanity, of history, and in the | MonTAUMAN and his compeers, ‘They aro a | tertiont for the Tammany ticket, At the Prosiden- . aad . tial election of 1860 the ety 588 votes, At " inke these men effective fighters. Nodoubt | « iastic | ine ccneus taken that year the population was re- For some days past’ creat preoarations had been in progrese to make the afair ono of the utmost gran: | j,go%, deur, and among other thines, many Roman Catoolle temperance societies determined to jotn In tho ors jo weddings” are becoming fashion montes, The procession of these societios met in | ante in towa. ‘They oesne when th “4 Union eqnare at @ otoloek, were formed in line, and | evough to sparie. thon, exch headed band, togethor with the —If you want your neighbors + Fxewrstone—bre fs doors. ea of France, would be those who should | chivalrie, elegant, artistic, brave, enthu owe or Vinvan the patciotte spirit of France will ardently | let it loose.” “Let us not overlook the | people—ono of th eat : » most gifted and mioKt Use | turned at S19,(6% This chows the proportion of | magnificent banners representing their various | apout you,” etve @ party, and don’ ine eee eas ANC ad Cer desire to continue the war, It fs but Justice | changes brought about by the events of | fal nations on the earth, But for conturies | voters to population to bave boen onw tn about elcbt | indges,started down Broadway for Cenul strat, and | who live next door, ® to say that as yol no other wish or purpose | 18 Tretead of a federated Germany ox | they have been too ¢ Heconecited, and attend. | ana one half, The es 9 Of tho United Stites | (hrongh Canal street to Laurens, At this peat ther ‘Tea for two, was ordered by or Marshal spd ot nyclont authorities, based on The dety aveviaiam of Liu passe t over the site of tue new ohare foto Thomp- ] able fm, the othay day, tau; T has been manifested in all the nation, Bat | ganized for peace, omnipotent for defence, | ed too much to the ailiirs other countries, hr — Pm the returns already in, make our present population | som street, and wheeling marched back op to | monco to make ir ont, the last eck, hich ended on Saturdry, \ common sense muet after all decide; andthe | impotent for attack, you have a formt That foible has now been taken out of them. | oniy about 200,00, This result docs vot necessarily | Laurens, The vast multitude filled the lot and An exchange says that Fieh, at | If tee Sept. 9, vas a8 follora: preseription of common sense is to submit to | dable military powe “We roproach the | Henceforth they will allow ther nations to | discredit tho growth of the metropolis proper. Our | ppread far into the streets on every side, other antinats, Uave canes to botlewe thal it ® abad +P TS.780 Thoretay b tue hard necessity, and to take peaco on the | Government for Sadowa, For me Sadowa | manoge their own busincss undisturbed, VASE INCREASE OF POPULATION best allainable terms, ‘Phat will probably | is a great patriotic grief, an irreparable mis: | This will bo Leiter for the otler nations, and wea cles ates F Gente wie te ai be + | soon be the judgmentof the men into whose | fortune. But if it Isa misfortune, we cannot | better for tho French ; and while history Long bofore many thousands lad token up every aval tlon, ond ne far as the eye could reach over hour fixed for laying tho stone | practice to think of rising ta life upon + ible pout | ROOK. Mow Is that. ftamiiton? hone. | A atump spotker Shaving exclu! og OMINY. esse Ree q ATG BOD Friday. ccs edhe ADS 00 ba Aygregate day eérevlation last te ” ‘ Hail, But che ervitrary fact is shown that the pop- | top was lined with peopte, anid from every window ho nowt, NO ty fellow a O00 Accraye daily cireutation dur. ‘ “ A mp was Hin ) people, and from every win Sactvoingly ie bande ; ge daly clreulation dar | Vanda the yovernncut of Franco will full. Tt | aunu it, or reason aw if it liad not hap. | must deplore the awful carnage of tho war, | ulation of Nanhatian Island hae Increased toss than | leaued & queta of heads, The nollco ar-angomente | 2008!" " Then,"criea au old farmer in “| tng tha weeks BEBEOD. | Daily average | ig possible that due wore der porateand hervie | penod, Tt is an immense event, the graatent | we do not doubt that in the final account the | 100,000 during the last ten years, And yct, iu the | were under the command of Capt, McDermott of tno | Mme rou went t> rehonl aaa lark Jo. api. ering the previous werk, endin ical YF ji 2 " . " 2 ol M ong are “ an —Two farmers in saa recently | lawauf inh,c8Y previous week, ending Avgist%, | ayoryative may be adopted by the French | which Lax been accomplished for many cen- | benefits will bo reckoned as greater than the face et ae cue sraiee, baci Priveo street station. At &9 o'clock a namber of | 47 tan rnangrot omer, When. wi mE people; but it is mora Mkely thot the eon: | turies, Previonsly the pesco of Europe re- | cost, or that the dramatic effect of this army Feimarkable increase of voters, Wiiere with 80.000 } young ladien,alldressed in white, with blur tashers | toy yok with (ue N fr , +f + tnt i" ‘ Y | popuition in 1800 we cast 95 683 votes, or one for | and wearing head dresses of white flowers, covered 1 aiciee bl What Noxt? clus vat an early day will Teave } posed upon dhe Gomante Covfederation ; and | of Lies sarromsding the downfall of Lovts | avery eight and one-ualf of ponnlation, now, with « | with white tulle veils, came out of the ol church ent ere re mnt esate At tle hour whon wo write no fulelligones | Europe at liberty to pursue that new course | uow Ido not ray that there is danger of | Navorgon wil be recognized as essential to | populctiomor only 900.000, wa cast, at the Presiden. | formed a double line, throngl which the variows « Charlee" Toll ‘me, Laate, why that eb has Leon received of (he etuct produced upoa | of development which the war has cam-| war; but peace is organized in a diferent | the completeness of his preposterows carecr. til lection 10 1963, 446,060 voles, or ove for evory | cietios pacsed. the boys and giris atrached to the St. | nos? Tell me, why that lank of care? Why tim fed the French peaple by the discovery of the | meneod manver, and there is now in existence a = five and one-half of population, ‘This astonishing lus | Alphonsus Church sehoote bringing np the reor, that look of gindaces that thy face was won! ty womrgm truth that Frauce is dofented, her armies a - power which might commit a temerity if it The Dwhune is virtnoasly indignant over | ° of voting popnlation, 00 dieproportioned to At dotclock the procession arrived in the follow. | Lanra—"Chartes, ‘ts nselots to dieron ny captured, and the Kaper feone The Grentcst Folly of the Age« \ “ ri bad ” the spurious cable deapatches front P.:is, whict the moderate expansion of reeident D pulation of ing order: Tho Todevendent Ritle Guard, followed | fnew may wear a frown, for I've lowe my biroot hairs Y Breda poidindaied ihe La Somer. Hun cadena emonie ta believed its intereets required it i Fs , hen et bs ‘ ti bo] ee ot fail to attract atteution, by tholr band, the Third street FM 'T, A. 1, | oi, and my ehignon's comlog down!” Of course the knowledge of the facts NAPOLEON 18 8 I Sapshil thd Notwithetanding facts like theso off it altexes, have been fabricated in this city by the | au inetance that will aid in y. the St. Antony, the St, Alohonang, the St =—The opening chapter of a Western novel ust produce a trewendous pabl’e agita. | sans; and the more wo siudy this divusteons | ox inited before them, the French @ Courrier dea Elta Unis, Tho Courrier, it says, has FOLVING THA MYSTERY the St, Frincis, the St: Frincteco, the S:, | Somtaine the folowing: All of a sudton tion, aud it is certein that the Minetors | at) Which has Certroyed the Boxavantes : ‘ ye deceived its readers aud the readers of the papers | is presented in one of the completed returns of tho ment and peopte rushed iuto bah The which repablshed ita pretended wows, aud it | census eontueratod, Thns we find that the Yenta sult hos ve prophecy of this remark- | odds boldly that “ this isa most dama ing and dise | Distriet of the Sixth Ward—over in the tho oseapades of Lots NAvo- | gite debate ; the Empire is overthrown, and | graceful charge.” Wel, Pan Sew has repeated. of the Sowery and Grand strectcontaiue 4 ‘Anthony No. 2 tho 44, Vine: the St, Lawrence, | continnes to sit upon the sand, gazing ajon the Bt, Bonifice, tie St AtwNoneas No. @ tho | 1eee On whose heaving bosom tho tall sain werd : H ily by. trv 1 Troneficuration, the %t. dames, tho St. Columba's, urhied—an! who eaa tell wilt ot the 5t. Bridsets, the Chareh Convention, the St. of Joy and rorrow, and pine, and hunter, ont ene y Peter's, te Young Mon'’s Branch No. 1, and many | graute, aud hoops, and ele fan who have #0 persistently lied to the poo | ifnot rained Mrouee, the more striking is its ple about the real condition of the w resemblance t he ewe LEON at Stro jed ih will out of power by a temp. st of popw shourg and Boulogne. It was r ! NAPoLron isa prisoner. Allinconseqnencs | iy charged a Repavitean official, to wit, J, ©, | Can@ Ade poralation of SO souls, male and female, | other socio ins irom Moroso and Henokivn, Aer oat WAPPeNen 1 YH Tar incignatic it after they nie gone, | UMdertaken with the sine reckless indifer- | of using attempted with two hundred and | Baxerovr D, P , + Lig and little, Tho sume district, at the Judictal | these sociction had oartod over tho new site, We | oy bs as "ahve Wariaa | ) « paving attempied with two hundred and axcnowr Davia, A ntand Acting Secretary levtion lash sont warned vate procession of distinguished priesia marched from | The sick mans fF mnt on Nis Fiat ing } what next ? cuce to facts and the mame contemps tor all y thowand available soldicrs to f of State of the Unit im, WIN Bavitig Ui | cerveee eroeienoeseia autees of turesbcnnion: ga | unetne Grew ied 9 bw bedy” —Apyneeial exo wr | ’ tes he probatittion ¢ é 1‘ Mies Hoe “se i: efanee se ae \ raed & Io- | voter, or precisely in excess of its population, In At the bead enme annmber of acotttes bearme a no into his head Nie biave ntti It jo not likely that any immed'ate atterpt | | LiNtiew of tho caso a8 wer ie 8¢ | power that had five hundmd thourand to | ‘eived his constituents ofthe Brie Railway Com- | other words, the election returns sow that every | cross and cntrying tanore in thelr ante, marching vt devo waa ot i to change the form of government will Lo | 1X9 notorions adventures, he leoding | jing immediately into the fiekd. ‘Their only | M%¥s and betrayed their interosis, for « bribe of | man, woman, and chikd in the distriat voted, and ta uniforms ad lomadinisiy (wont of tue vener: | Aotcyetit | made, All power will rema under the | statesmen of Franee, the French Legislature, } chance of success was tofavade Prasata ine | 9°05 and, what is more, we have supported | the Inspectors then, threw in 4 additional votes to | able Archbishoy were two tha caring com Wih o big Dut Ys eins, conte well known neare the Arch jescopal dre Fitz npported on one aide by his secretary, Father | Ay he scne ni Kroneis MeNeirny, and the othor by the Keverent | hath Father Helmprevit, Provincial Superior of the | Ande went fo y Chited States One very ne day, Thnero vg war wort The serv with the singing of a | Hut Fritz was realy And Prevetmen fe s me make the count good, This vote was divided the charge by the sworn testimouwy of an unim- Does or docs mot the Zwibuae most damaging and disg rave If it doos not, why is it so wroth vontrol of the Jwgivlative Body, as it hee | and all intelligent Frenchmen were perfect Deon for aratly a month past, Tho Loge | ly mware beforehand that France wus not lgture will determine who shail pesform the | able to make wor against Prussia, and that executive fauctions, It is not probable hat | her armies could not cope with die Pr stantly, before the Gennan armies could be concentrated ; Lut through the imbecility and ¢ peached witne regard thia a on | ful eharge" 14 more votes from thyt district alone than the total ‘Throughont the Bizith Ward the tarned b} the c ruption of the French adminisé sian is eHaMerA\ore, this chanee was lost, and Franee hen with the Comrrier, whose offence in vunch lighter peurvaly puuiber two to a voter, uccording to | yin by the Salat Singing Socioty, ‘Than | AML Mee My way Graton wi eee a F ww dintiaa to: exoroiea ormtos; but they were al ied away by | invaded " Uhr only OF last epi Pere renuishcp rose and repented to ihe eoarere | HOW smPycosnuy” Oa... GLergwne, sid rept La DN Seay dibooe id ante bil chanel | 2 Dias dtac irs ag ite Lich Ee ba aae a aiuto han Daviste? And if lt docs, why dove itmot join | . We beve complies’ table showing the ceneus’ of | stone and ater reating a few verticies procesded to | Mptoeng reseues Dwteh) Ape all webu taitzs real anthority; bat ft may not be deemed | t! ution of the Quixotic old An ttiewaEsuaneat 10 Blginesa ith ts fo denianiding Davis's dlomtaad¥ thir tour coumieted dautiets, Bod vonpacing with tichthe orone, ‘There was then deported in went. | Srent malian ualilo to: depose “plete ; neror, AN hat netur - f ie , a * naib eoult tie Yule cast at tio Section ia May last, | ting of the stono a box containimg the present coins AMUSEMENTS, Aivieable to depose the Regeney, or by any } Perot and by that uatuml instinct which | Wo understand that, notwithstanding Mr. wall of whieh, It wil be seen, v2 roters appear w6 | of the United Staion, a cony of Trin SUN aud otner pagel as formes! 4¢t to eange the apparont machinery | loads every nation to support ite Government, i orepe ‘e refuaal, Gen, Guaxt has | , ONC correspondent writes ux to nominate | More tian anu in tareos is voveed more kan one | Iban ivousmes ufthe present state omeere and {| There will be no lack of oxecilen: eutertalss 4 ‘ : : ; - SLING: al, Con. Gear ‘ ; k, 01 sone ve; WD Several Ino! ‘one | in Latin antes ul x . ti emite sithe adativnation, Tho frst business | fora titze at least, nfler it has onco become | sop abandoned. the idea of fading a man | Ze Witisae J, Tomursox of Westduester | fy tmay and in Jc ate more ian the popains0. Soria bistoricl Ming chailcburehmateere witen | ment, musieat and dmnmatic, at our tt | re 2 a ah ca neg. | invelved controversy wi forelert . ‘ Republic: ida arnt, I ute tin overy inetanes, with o are to-day ercapying public attention, ‘This cere- sae | will be to determias the albinportane ques. | velvet inn controvoray ith a forelra | who will do for Minister to Enalnnd, Hig | ° Republican candidate for Goveruor, and | ~2.We exception, large Yammany vicwrice are nade | mony OEr, tie OMNI ea Randed tb tlie weneraote | C7mcert rooert thie! Winter, i tion whether peaco shett be mado or tho | ower, To Mr, Tnrens atone betones the | wioution Th Ve 1 ine | auottice proposes Gen. Jom ©. Rosnwsox of j oub of take aseiisbingy lage votes, mews and we cormercione ronsiigmed to ie rent: | most famous actors, actresses, and: sing b aie Me esuitt or haviadt dated thaud: ap ta te | u is now suid to turned to the | pinghemtom, Both are good men ana poth ‘750 FIGURES TUAT SNOW TIT FRAUDS. ing place ‘Thon the Archbishop and priests de- | world on this side the Atlantic, | war piosecut ve ts Uttle dowht bai ated P Alon. Evwanns Preuncront of this city, 3 Pep. by. Vote in ended the pre-forw and maratied over ihe new | studanio Seebach in a 1 Mite, iewaat tlt the immedi eh te Se, Hike | Placa in the Legistative Corpe, afer wll the va city, | Repobiionsa, Judge Ronsarson ie an expe eg ee. Rep. Tam, | Kround, coneeerating is SUE did Ko with inconse, | Madanio Avebach in Uvime an " | at the imined into decision: watt se, adits task waa ia aol whom he once meant to make Attorney.Gen- | rienced politicin, aud has served with creat cy Oo returning to the plaice” the Areniishow! aa convert will be, of conte, the leading a i that of the existing Ministry, in fayor | PY sietierelten LS ath, eral and did not, We are informed that ne. | in Congress, Gen, Rostesox wae a gatiant off Bs Greetod the vakt amembly. He said that he could | by reason of cheir fame and Wein novety, Malaue , » . ] whet fis sanction of the IT iatore Lip not deny himself the privilege scilressing that dai chek is alse to appearin Bagheh drama, weet of war, For the purpose of carrying it on, us t wotlations have been openod with him, in | cer in the war, and lost » leg at Spotsylvania aie Rreat moltitude, althoush he a | ie af My, Dal we Avalon’ anew CommonderimChief will have to be | Alone neceesaz¥ to the commencement of | Oder ihat ther may be no danger of again | Court Houre, Bkier of them won'd make o 4 Bast olamure fo wana rt in the yin of 10 rs ardantce aiy agai ai ‘ t thie i tarally bo Gon, | Hostilities, and thew aud there to proclaim 2 % ‘4 cee ood Ge ei Wkei: re 0 Somerstone of a chiureh whieh, on eine | a ~ appohit’d, and this will naturally be @ eahentey! Aeon noninat ng nma who will not serve, SoG GPOCENE, DOS” WSSEE A Shey O Peeeent w trusted would prove. a hone. fr. thie. sin The Fifth Avenue Theatre PRoenv, who for the last throes weeks haw he trath that on of common If Jadge Prenneront should finally con to reach that distinction, Ps thus be the means of saving many a preci Th fh Avenue Theatre opens ite doe i 8 is? V sone t failare was certaia sud euccess ‘ ” a “4 He congratutate? the people for the interest t saglsblies sable a eatnmandd in Po Ae Conmandesta to decdiue, or if upon further cc 2 Fy were showing in (a1 relluions unaercaking. Me Tues tay of ext werk. Heptember 13. thief, | for the tdind be ditt than | impossible, ; Wet Shei Burier of Tennesseo, the Republican i Yong wished that tniv church might be built, for ts {vantage of us Chief, he Wil for the time be Mtile less than ‘ ration President Gaaxy shoot detenuiue | cnber of Congress accused of forg a York much needed it. Mt wos in a state of « es Mla sla ACA it dictrter, and the new Ministera will ng War was formally declared by France om | pag } he Pecatduay TNGGIDSE Of COR Gren RbOURCD Os FRB Oae Ae Fa in God's merey he hoped the meaus put torth by tne | been closed to make his the a i Ai W Ministe not) ek a ‘ £, : nef to appoint him, the Prestdont will do | fraud, has been discharged by Judge Tarco of so people would prove a remedy for the sin now exist: | bright, comment be selected without his assent, the Midhofduly, Unt only a forte OF well to € Tato coield fms of F Tennessee, on 0 legal quibble. This fs all in » ing: The members of the Oharch of Alphonsus were | coocoughly cleansed, fresher f 6 passion 4 fore, there was a debate in the Legielott eager . ih : $ especially to be congratulated, and be hoved they Msdawedag But the passion for cor vale thier pec: wer emnethdl ve mack GR order. President Gnaxt keeps at the bead of 3 Tguld meet with their geward We another wor'd Wiig, and -ecarpeted cannot Le of long dutation. Reason will get | Or On ee ee a te recruit (i "Tru shod position, @ the State Dopartwent @ man who bas made ey Ga Mn teae Cea aa tor hataste rc temrieees or thts | Crrnersyte rummy ante the upper hand and dictate poaea, Changs | should bo drawn in 1970 te recruit the army. | Haytosophers, the Hon. Buxsastin Fuaxk. | $00,009 by a single bribe; and why should © £ church todo ait hev'conid co eatiy ont hein plane, J OY Test wien ave beens Rieti at ‘ t ‘ oO the ; , ‘y s etka complete the hrilding, and thus add another glorions | dread of Ore that porsers in tho form of nme nt will after s nd to the Peis) vady dietinguiehed hmiself ae an | member of Congress be dented the privilege of 4 fronament to Tim, tre (iver of all good whires. A | quence of Ward ; end then, if Procite is so di A he ty system, the forces whieh | a asaudor in Eu ead We. ueww 4 mekhc a little money by private means? Does % Gorman nddtre me wus rent deitversa by Father tel dade Hike : : p in Burope; cMrthe ; Orvelit, afer whieh the solem jetion wre | winds ti can restore the old constitutions) monareh into the field, and the | gouyt that anather printer and philosophee, | the Zribrne see any objection to Mr, Borzan's a given, and the jroe dines closed by eimging the Le | (At oor was ¢ Tih ; y Touch rs A ode éf proceeding? eur. A banquet was afterward wivew i the Obl e among the, awit with the Onan family at its bead, This the French army wer the How, 1. Gurxiny, would # make # | of proceeding ? 4 chareh : i ve been pre ) ( AL ¥ db also mak ps : M4 jareh, Huaider of the | have been py upon . wh a y probable than | ate Aig, | femsation in the aristocratic w 1 diploma Tighe in the midst of the excitement over bi The et ciidiog: tn partly. upea the an placed i any other solution, At the same as, how s . cireles the Ol World, Let Gen, @nant DewWs frown E 0 the unweleome an- ay wh ie to tm fatare stand more in dy We } ant Det Mr. | con ‘iA ‘ anropeS biachiee Ae 7 na new. pier: A nigw un! bardsoine d wer, thers isa possibility hat all eteula Ne : Ss Bote = | reflect opon this suggestion, mud slso eon | menneenent that de telegraph lino in New Bruas- | “"3,"View of euch a showing a+ t'e, the gonine a etrect into fae. | ones, The subject isa tlons 1 ated by a revolution in |? was cer ' sider whether ft will not he worth his while | Wick connecting us TY te only working ocean | mess oF the overwhelming mayornies Whick 4am yu of the Piist ala litite Wnenine i act I" } "1 has made ent ia is € dat Ta) a eumosd nhanatibn chit Whilethe Pr ing wrmy contsived [46 havo the enthuslaatic assistance of the | Cable ts broken, This may ba ay accideat; but | Sen’on enaiiensed. At Wy Ov late ens tise ecanh Arops find it neceswary (oF he depend the strength aud dopta ut four i thousaud inen, with w te | yyibun0 when he comes to be a candidate | With the Vawpeauriz hon freali {o Ow memories, | that election reierns feralah 8 very tneecare fecaates gd Porat ay aay tlbrales on pet Hie’ crowed wneurniter ot seat, in poate’ fury acnlone ‘lis: Hauiporay) tite | meee OF thousand Haile to be | we ronomination by 187% itis hard not to suspect that some stork os gold | EBtrastwority basie ou whic to calewmlewctual | PII Somummsed “ricky with waite avonn | fearon oy taein wry fils anile. Te \ . 3 Kika Sind a \ operator has had a hand in it. — — - trimininge, th of the building ts to be f fens, oF the lake reianw of iti Aurionduck t eystern, and is fuwily. This fury may be a ont war, and a Gai ne - i . Py a a feet deep by 7 fort wite. und the Reluht of the | Sierras of the Western ‘Territories ar Lring in the Republie, ‘Thon the war will | fem twenty to twenty-nine years of ag Lo Second Finpire has gone out amid a ede et Ef ne Meant cme he | AM, Atavuning Attack with ue tron cotteane, when hanre. | ONL ten. ami Vael Tent of wis be taker new, and i the | described by ister of War autan inv} cloudof lies, Brom the beglaning of the | !elestem about the battle of Sedan, It came by Le henepepsd eli LW da ks ted by Mr. Michael Muroay. | It Ww Mel rere Man any be taken u dpe ed in to the 7 ; ti stharte hse ohtta hon ) cable, at the costof half a dollar a word, and tendants to Saysress Information Con- | sizned to seat 2.00 0 A and the whole wutiay ve Ply tee ete H bitter end, Bot though this is poss tig | ott force existing only on paper, the armina | war to tho eurr i r of Nari i nO, Ves | Shounded in curious fnformation, worth alt ft valonccuce of the Wistinguisled Fuvatid, | estiiated ut 81,0000, to be raised vy public Eom | yy) yee Ebay Moe Me i net to bo oxpecied, A great calamity, enc | of tho North German Con y ¢ | have boon a constant resource with the Em | oct. For instance, the correspondent reports | . T@ sancuncement made exohisivaly in Tw | “tne ‘present clarch Ie not port, Nira Galhert, Miw lon | da haa Ge iene rai: th nicea Likatate T'S a allied Prustin and eubjcet | perer, the Miniet dd the advocates of | hat at Vendresse he and his m alopt, tho one Sux on Friday morning of the reeect alarming ill. | accommodate the growing cons Lin ta Ble pre aan , munt d render them aubmiseive | (0 tho same military system, amounted to France, Only last Tharaday Navorwow | on the floor, the other om the straw; out whieh | Net? Of Chiat Justien Cuate bas created a orefonud Bre vente axon Mr Francis Gr linplor of ary | Swe, Mies Gertente Kollore, Mie Vinitiz, ‘ rendey them subinissive . Sheed ; * J impression, not alone in this eity, but throngboxt . Ne i Vauiner, Avtong the nariea of tho acres hada alia Mw ‘ he Mod fi Sed 1 «A s. bo Broadwey, ts the itect, and Mr. BE iwiw Harlow t the miliary authority, thon to stir dl sundred thonsand men who contd instant telographod from Sedan to his wite, “All| itwas that bad the straw pe leaves in doubt. | tre conntry, and we have boon fhooted with fugai- | Se bulider. Iie exyected that ube bulkliig will be | A0° herent, Is ia he the etien tha } $y {ato a revolutionary: ontburst he put inte the field, with a reserve of fi goes wonderfully: well, Our plens all | When he started for the battlo-field, he “ soized | res, voth personal and by telegraph, regarding the | Svmaisied in about iliteem moatha, Thies Dacca W aviden: ecnets, Brows } —— lred thousand, all trained eoldiers: and | aueceed,”—one of the greatest lies over | crnsts of bread, wine, cigars, &e., and crammed | present condition of the distincuisned iavalit, In or ENGLIAM NEUTRALITY. Chapman, Matthison, Dy Vere, Beekman, 4 The Catastrophe at Sedan. in addition to these all the men up to forty | toM, But the bravest aud most constant | them into his holster, taking his breakfast on the | der to satisfy this aniversal solicitade,we have taken : 7 Z Mvarti Rowe vara sileds ham ie Peenchy. ea 14 P i mite H pired eth Werat how adaptations from the F ” When, instead of retreating ¢ rig, rs of age in the entire population, in | Hers Mave beon the Minister of War, Gen, We regret to leara iu this manucy that bbavbanged to awcertain the particulars uf the Obi Bismarck’s Prompt Contrasted with \! we A i eine Dep wescena te he 0 Tribune employs espor ixes | Justice's Mnose, ‘ Halal HB | bronshs out, Whatever Mr. Dalz hax to bay done Mfarsiiel, MACMAtiON. amerchied sorthesst | numbers not loss than lait @ million more, | Cova DB MONTAUDAN, and Life assoclaton, | (ht 77Use employs a correspondent who mites | ce Lahde ‘lie the Cownrdly Silence oF Swascturion Sewe |e ion in the oreiit of his goud Liste } uate ae o otthe HG ne seis at A peees " 7 wine with erusts and cigars iu hisholsters, all iu J %44ge Chase has epeat the summer in extended ard and FL Fae ee i rine tHigathe beahe naw te bre ATR from Chalous, every anon of military experi | and nour of therm without sume know andthe journalsof Paris, ‘They have tanned | een eee ne it enserance principles of Mr. fa¥eh {9 company with bie daugiter, Mira Chase, | 1 che dittir of 2he Sun Of the bent ene iid boat ence anicipated jast what has Lapponed to | of military diseiplin feat into v isaster into triumph, | Gaseiey, Next we are inf 1 that C Fo ond Mr, Boswell Rigge, For sevoral weeks proced- Bin; English neutra consists in supplying milucted places uf eMGsement in U y } bin, It ia true, py bably, that he only obayed | ‘Thus, it wan stated, a war between Fianea | and the humiliation of France into glory. | gyru, of the United States army, remarked later | (28,th® Chiet dussion’s illness, the party were en France with horsex, harnesses, wagons, shot, stiel!, Mile. Chriatine X ! f positive onder from Morshal Bazarse, the | and Pevesia would be at che very outrot sim. | They Lave had #0 Witle confidence in the | in the day, ‘Tt would hare been worth the c Pha A lar ade ld ll pa ad oh gg [Led elon aaa tan oy tye doodle Misa Nitoson sailed for this sats 1, ?, ° ‘A > Pi Py » ae BAES OCS Warts all jon, fro} ich they re ned in the very ol or eo wabt Whicle puirehand of ir, in ‘ |, Been given commaunication with Barus | racy to tose he field on the site of Gor | mon sense and their patriotism, that imstead | writing ubouta landscape viow—" without ‘bat- | for a few days, where the Chief Justice, despite t ol dussanch aentrality Bokland exercised sownrd ibe | 25 fe een veettaiutoteueterane tinlee ae Hi was eat off, en lal the cirenmiotane meny and f hundred thousaud on t of leiting them know the trati, they have | to's megnileently sternarray!’" Animportant | warsings of uis fiends, Insisvod on walking about | United States when we wero fighting tne war of re the company, us well ae Mile, Cai ireite ih fituation were chonwed, MacMytone shle of Kray But to exhibit th’s dis. | told them lies, as if they were fools or eilly | element fn thie landscape was ‘1 little town of | Sereat desl, even refnsing to carry an ombreila for | beltion, Onty, so far wo do wot bear of her > | lave kitown that it was lmpoos bh ropaucy in its fall proportions, it was shown | childrea who neoled to be deceived, And Hedan, famous for its fortifestious by Vacwax noteetion ogstost the by rpendicater rays of the sun, ing any piratical = Alabainas, which iui. 8 PP died repeat < ‘ 4 ‘ ea : . sil an tha biethislnna cell Na eeeak Af yn the of Angust he waa prostrated, sea 1 dd ™ dali . Seebach, © ie ven i} with hie force of only ong biadeed thonennd | int ate that while the French army | what fs strangest about It fs that on this elde | “4 a Bs i Le Wiehe Op , iain ig esolergt ila captain te (Ot “ ceheguh ae ke say faa tll gees an ot Suave | her way to this conntey, and wil aupent ne she it } told troops, to reato Bazan, eur | lias to foraish at all t'mes 10,090 soldiers | of the water the journals in the interest of |. ener ne haves ph cor | A phgsislan vat at once ew'led and the pitiont | tke W. H. Sema J, who cvuld write on an averace | Fourteenth Street (late Frenca) Theatre abou (1 ] | rounded by tw dred thousanl, whl 1 sorvicu in A and 40,000 semtarncs | NAPOLUON have also pursued the same courte pavesie dd Mbes P74 | prompily pot under ueati Whettier by atvice | doepatchen Gut waald cover ten acres of white | miliio of the present month, Tho areab aqtinue | Prince Paenricx Wratao's army of two | for service as polics throughout France, the | of misreprosentation and untr Most con rans p ARR Ll ceuc acl lentes oe hetelit ls Monel SL da Anis optoespaby aa aa Earl Pla hee a pena co i h f ei snad lay in t » val Prossin aiters no n. So that | spicnons wn th wo hee | a r Demo | thing tike one of the hills on Long Islanc A invelid Vas phieed in a speciol drawing-room cowl ay thot Mr Blomarele finite time to fu he Most eniiiwated & ‘ ‘ } Pilice « i yt dy field hfe mi ion of + F vand | labored to delndo the publie upon this sub. | dently for bs the Central and TMudson Miver I Ned OF Allowed to don, IC we bit aman | are vo pleatifal in the shan windows m Ay was un the apper watera of the Awne, It uve their reserves of half a miltion eiso | ject; and wocil t al crash it has never | all wooded, ait taken to te Homan House, waere com Fete HORE ae BARR Ble lerise, Mudamo Sobeeh wil! commend hereit Mt true the 1 vuro Tash 1; ton in an inevodibly short portod | admitted the fact that the Gormaua were stest bled ass eal tealain idles Al Ge Se Fe cane t i phow of royi’ly mar ding vf Cine, tha French could only furnish at the | laving it ali their own way, aud (hat France pablless ing! t Mia akcca be hut sienaes aan hee * sda sid NTT ee i Luba ¢ Lio loud where t re Lundved and twenty thousand, | was Lond to go under gebigh CSSdap ter uwedticnl atren tint acenrupanted the | tee f You Over Theatre 1 \ will Sr resorves required t 1 ms rn cat a Beatin where they wore finally this ¢ baa since rem’ thseed © a pint a lo ‘or N be caires Aj to by aus utes while thefy roses juired ¢ longus one now sors what a terrttile mis | ‘119 sory ia interesting; but : wed in pro: | Ryne Vout trtiyy OTHE JONTNAN, At Niblots toonithr, lnlias « + heat ne. etc teuatty | STR Rattl ia nich ad Mame ale cad Tee ot help making ignlous, in pita of | New York was aise eam r What Horace Knows of G Lawrener Mir. tL. D. ’ y 4 2 : and hie | att its grand and tersific festares Jouracy bo New York inp nings Mont Mp. Mark @mith, Mr. } i" corde: 1 he would uever have le 1 the collengt inistry see it more ~~ eo jure us results, the invalid ry boat t. s \ , pon the 1, his army, tho Finperor, and | iy Letv greuter | whole we rm npon goch an | / My, Hanver’s now paper, which was enioriplags of verse Lor sever days | Qoenanueee. hy IThoy oar ry and it un eet H tho empire allt ry, Ivollthe iacmapar | promy { Lirlng | enormous lot of solemn les as they have all | sppear at Washington about the middle of No. | 4° aia bigs . Magar gel scod Roti, Win that r¢ TAU rail ; able on of} va qumposing ¢ log tor been telling, lot we have pity upon them for | Yember, It adopts Mr. Carver's platform of | gees that followed wens ms Me hcuieerisid Wat routs Fhe trout AGAIN) 9 Aas Y 1 i n v e h " \ do meta the lew a : of the eampcign, this of MacMa for nami. | they Lave nut lied for the mare love of false | #808 of every kind, It is also in furor of the | ons upprehentions in the minds of bis iriends, Hnt | lewler gone. Th) Won Wi a i ! } i is th 1, It proves that, ho ve detarls | beod, Lut have par hon dointad fullest and firmest protection to American citi. | u tiinately his maledy began to yield to the treatmen: Sch Swearing ne WORK. Biren At At Wallock’s, Booth's, the O| vi the i 3 k e details ; have 7 cca deluded them nee A ost Hpeo. | folluwed, and at the oxpiration of ten broke aut in sur * 4 Grand Opera House, the bills reinyit as lass week ) z ‘ ; F : abroad, avd cordial with ull p mey hav t rome i 8 tbe Fanperor, Mahal Tar | effective foreo of an army ;and in this res) thay were representing a8 truth should prove | 44 on ay Hee ta “| panica.by the friends mentioned ; and suvsinY lognation’ ont ogain for, The Progress of ¢ Cloning Move } oy Marsal Bazainu; aud beyond | olso Prence was jaferior, As Mr, ‘Tima, | tobe true in reali How ditiodt it must | sorry to 4 ala a | iis convalescence waa proceeding rapidly Ant need tw ihe mort antratecas, manner ick, MER KA ; h q 1 Aiats yO RON t et ay tae Y | cence of Sen s 2, hia son-indaw. | Cinlly in the bendiier of bis gun, His com lh \ 1 loca uot g 0 hig rity on such a subject, sad | be for Prcuchmen to adiait even to them} commented to I Ral anearently sdeelg : es AM | ere tn tm acer Albano’ Kigataeat Sin: At our last in z (Sales Forty ( of MAcMAtios's anay J nth “With four hundred thou | selves that vance, which for tl van or | Democrate have merits, but as a general thiu iat ainilea, bt Salon Ge raturn so. OREN TIRE ponies iin eas ha Tales ete ibaa een ein unnen $0 a “, beon It son hy Leif ctive nen wo must not Delieve that | eight centuries has been swe gg fe around | Conservatives have none; and we could wish | Now York very yo any further, and when hi companions retorned | AM tuyitation tro the W mn . yh York t a ty Che hote! they found dim abusing the bh ton for the i ra to i thelr wee \ ran MAU AUHAenki/ ard ted havo four hundred thousand men to take | the earth and bullying all (he rest of Europe, | that Mr, Manvey’ | whieh fs certain A FUER) oH BE TAB BUN reetertny eal/ol nro n HHP: Sass be ale Dat raise suramterring On a pleco or | celvat nnd accounted, "A party of voc ‘oi Seat wid iy tof Bazaine ot M under fire, ‘his number must be diminish. | has now Leon ulterly worsicd and demolished | be sbte aud efficient, were alvo established on | nth f splnepvatatt aN HD | eRe SNE TN TT acces a | Me dhe ania a give 8 cance cn In wah « Lo Prussivna have won by [od hy at lost one halt.” ‘Thus, while the | in a war which she herself ncalleasly | tHe broad platform of intepc and radical | ine tne care, ‘Vo the reporter's interreguivsies the | fF0)9thng.” Lobia hoxt Thursday ov4 : 1 greater? 1 ' fe ‘ o democrac Towever, all ¢ sof people nuct ¥ - _-" Tien said the philosopher: That's amd n —— seater rs] move srtor una | Gormans could easily calculate upon bring. | provoked! They could not udmit it; and go | Cemoersey. d hag | physician rephic santana ite agent Bon t ; Liigl . . : : ; ‘i , ” | be provided for i wo trust that the Jufrlod ry " p sense, Why the d~1 don’t von try? Have yoo read The Miseouri tmbaverst sir! i bere, equal tighting, a or g se into the field for actual fighting the full | they succeeded in making themselves Lelicve | 26 Pterid rr ba eT tanta ince Tean pive yoni no informationon that auijeet. A] * Want | Kivow ctune Farming ? ? From th jt wbip. ‘That is th ty. Mac. | ffvetive force of half millio the lie Lefore they put ft upon others, In ae Bi) F IURSERER ATR AS PHAYALRTBOREET EN SRO HRPONS | Graton Wane (Bs Bo'iiae | ,, The laborers employed on the 1 “ Manon hed ah 1 rion or | secording: to N fact, iv was not oxactly a lio to them, andthia | We Jearn that Boss TWEED has Qunlly re- | Reporter—fur, Doctor, Jute Chase inn poblic tod foollslnose wp ht ve RUBRUM A SETI, Me a thereabouts wim he iy upon, be J ing of the eampa under Qre | must diminish the fault of the lying in the | Solved to run his young son for Congress a Mon and the public are naturally solicltous re The Ly Tek eas apah hon ' did nub dave tol into action, while vo Joo of hie. calito ie Sully coniirmed by | reaposling tho World lke oditor, » may of | YE:T:, but In order to make}? all right with him | Dector Table or tirade, it malee ho Hidervmee, 1g Ro Reinray lea Om the Lenleriite rosa, Abad ‘ nected (a at hvad f ! 1 ne jave the 4 rm mination in Fox's Was coiled to bis be fessional! 1 ‘ : He eit. Ne dvew Conn " , Hhodiwohnadved wid forty thow | dhe renult of the protent eainpalyn, ‘The | ome wit and much learning, has Jong sworn | Me '# to have tho Tammany uonustisn | Loa eles oe Rear amt | farmer, wae murdered. Joti mitts, wus ix supine. |S lists #484 rand, a 1 " rainat } sea : district, The list of Tammany candidates for ¢ int to commuuiccta my. knowledge of “1 to be a desnerado trom South Carolin ' antl toa and, allexperionee] soldiers, Agains lo Frouch force that waa drawn up| by Lovis Navoneoy, and when In Buropo | ‘strich The list of ny fry tual DA Peau neo pun te geen ea an eee y \ anc r ening could ane Jong the | ines: j - the city will thun consist of Koosevars, Twurn, | Rephitor—T ec do net wist vou to violste | | ng On wlary t vl if ate , ee wnced iJovg the boundary ut tho begianing of the ] Las vory properly always Leen entertained | yp, Gow, Sum Eur, Buooxs, and Pans ssoo | a%Y mT pertains Se AN: fieh roe ta vipiate: | ordering om Siarvi nat shot ita i : j ania MW when the superiority ie | wai oud ofler@ month of active proparation pat the Tuileries, and invited to breakfast | Woon, all native Americans aud some in| Sone Pietlae UA eeaetah way ite, Ate at Oe ne ae a nurie Soh Byaionals Highia ls hk 1 Ae becomea could; 49 eomething above two hundred thousand ; | with the imperial family, 80 he has natu: | Know-Nothin This is bad poticy for Yam | nee AILS OR Sin his Brasenit Con | sie ‘ retreat Miss Badd, of A \ ; i aii aw also uninvor [it certainly did not surpass two laadsed and | rally taken up tho Exiperor’s side in | many, Under the present cireunstanoos she | ing Mat Juree Giese ites Doon terioneiy iil aad ena eared a wonuiniad Dy tue ; ‘ Wivach r only Hue ol | fy thoussnd men, OF course their defeat } this war, and has believed of) the Mea} had better give the and the Gerinang | Hit Ne ls now better, ‘ t ta’ the door | jist ta ‘be the A wae peuront + » Holy View the hil 1y the Prunsi r ; 7 ante s that all the information zou feck at t. Walkh peagtraled ¢ 4 A Paneer ty r When the bi y the Provslau ball thillion was toredoom) yom Pavis, Indeed, hia affeetion chance, Why shouldu't young Tw ep tarry until re web eb Mae aia Jer ; mBaeinnt, and “ thai v > Vowore taken from don snd what we have now witne 1 . t his beard is grow ure he tries to be per Lot is al) that eoneerns the lic # fnatinity. A a hie Sy Ht , Me : ata al Dae lady have now Witve wed ty Lut the | NaroLgon bas even improved upon these hia bears fe grown bofure he tries to be # inom Lelg “id HAN As Bt aunties hay to ad wh thie ¥ sro Lon every side, se pe ex of Dress r r o's attack was of won : i ; y side, sure Flom nes tion of whut Was tuted in this de- | originals, so that when he has published } Pst of Congress Shah Me Tedgo'e alten ; m8, a wt so AM Aras alu ( 1 2 © bee! P| yrovi : i hat correet? ursners and Ged at then, “Pao hours alter # “9 ‘i; See 2 eten an anag shut fa i them they lave been superior toany provious } «Where te tha East ?” asked a tenchor ot ber talarrmatians Tia han | Lenn relerced tae ths Kauss and threnoned top | ¢ \ ' | ' arr alls of Metz can bold out for Lhe only Voice of hostility against Ger. | specimens. Most people of sense have been | wot of his echuol. ‘Tue children rose up wit! mserously 90% but h luis the wite of Mr. Crane, sie wit vebitd whew | on af | wud roped aersult am long as Finany manifested in thie debato was that | disgusted with such falseness and edb lly 1} ene qhovtd, tod snewered, “The happy luni AO CL, (aah pelea the latte ant | Genk athe ten teh, Prana mies tele aimh | chia ; in E| . but ananoy whut upat fof Ghani pe Cassagnac, When the | but now that it has come to grief, the amia- | where Tue Sun comes frou.’ Thet, 1 fra vm dance * whitkey, robbing tha afore ot iW bes DoW ha, shor y Ondatard ys, 0 0 w ‘orth 3 ii ti t . ‘ hal nll the information obtainable, #0 copay W the de J tase Pi tanrase the weeds a ' " | es S derey ob the enuny, W Goveraumenut, wap urged by Gansu Pals 1 ble motive of personal atfictign and political P schoo! whieh im mn with the thoes ¥ sorter re ie aia sailed Wy ny 7 vii ae liane al ny