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Show LIGHTNING FLASHES. The Baton Rouge rioters are expected ex-pected to be discharged. The Garibaldian retreat fromPasques became a disorderly flight. Eleven new intrenched camps are to be immediately formed in France. The Toronto Globe says Canada is opposed to any change in the fishery regulations. There is no change in the situation in Alabama. Both sets of State officers offi-cers hold firm. At the battle near Amiens the Prussians Prus-sians had 740 officers and 1,300 privates pri-vates killed and wounded. Paladines had nearly 200,000 in the late battles, and it is said the Germans suffered more than the French. Prussian reports represent heavy sorties sor-ties from Paris on Wednesday, with the attacking French forces repulsed. Secretary Robeson laid the foundation founda-tion stone of a Seaman's Exchange Building, in New Vork, on Thursday. The citadel of Amiens has capitular ted to the Germans. Its commander was killed and 400 prisoners were taken. A plot among the counterfeiters in Ludlow street jail, New York, to demolish de-molish the cells and escape, was discovered dis-covered on Thursday night. Reddy Hadley shot, probably fatally, a tavern-keeper, named DTisenberry, in Philadelphia, on Thursday, in a fight over a game of cards. J. D. Nicholson, fireman, was killed at a fire which destroyed the Varieties Theatre, New Orleans, and several persons were severely injured. It is said Bismarck is in favor of England having the protectorate ef the Sui'z Canal, thus rendering her road to India secure, while Russia may do what she likes in the KuxinB. The New York World's correspondent correspond-ent from Tours, on the 30th, says the Prussian dispatch concerning the lighting light-ing on the 28th is false "All is well with the army of the Wife." Ilaswell, on (rial for murder, in Augusta, Ma., is defended on the plea that his victim had secticcd liiH wife, and he killed him while under an I uncontrollable impulse by which lie waj) i'iT'A of JCIIWIII, |