The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-19

panyng the munitions trains are being armed with
Cnassepols During the last few days they have
o. prscucing with them 9 targets Some o ,he
plied with captured munlton wagons
: The Partisan public are quite encnanted with Jules
Favre who has received natrering addresses TO COM
pons9te MIN Tor his patriotic auner1ng. His recital
OF his interview with Count bismarck has been read
with avidiy aud is universally as far as Paris IL
two eminent statesmen were trying TO ind basis
o. negotiation Won Moltke was seated u corner
Ieauing Little Dorrt.u
Aprivate letter from Wiesbaden says:--.MacMahon
and about 100 OF his officers are now here and have
attracted toerable show Of visitors. and 1t 10 ex
pected we shall have . winter season here. The
riencn oulcefs lave plenty OF gold. MRcMah0n d.
vited the whole sum which they nal with them In
Rolu anu silver. which they had for the campaign,
between MS onicers before the surrender. and each
on,cer had Two or three bags Of god or silver but
s sur ney are not extravagant and do not gamble AZ
Melancholy announcements like the following are
aaiy appearing III the German papers:--sIn our
ueey anu inexpressibe sorrow we give notice 10 our
ue sa aeaons friends and acqualntances that II has
psaseo Almighty God to call away our dear young
81, beloved aud hopeful sons, Rudolf and Oswald,
omcers Ia the Third Westpnalian regiment Of in-
ON tne l9th instant In the battle or Mars-le-Tour.
tle ueatn OF heroes for King ana country. Rudolf
the enemy az the head or his company at the mo-
ent tnat ne was calling 10 his men, Forwards, my
Giaidren Oswald who was taking an order 10 the
n,st nhe ol shooters, was killed In the act-v. Ar
MIN ana his wife, al Wetzlar.'
IS said that hundreds OF peasants daily apply TO
German pickles, requesting to get out or Paris nut
are refused.
The lovers OF champagne WIN be glad TO learn that
some OF the manufacturers nave written 10 say that
,he Sermans permit them to pursue their business
win every safety ana protection. Tney add.-
rue Wnole world ought u be grateful 10 the Prus
sian military chiels.o
The English Cabinet and the sprleanists.
From the London correspondence or the Brming-
ham GdSefte take The following, says SPECIAL
writer, merely promising that the journal in ques-
ton has recently established It's reputation only
for early, but IN almost every instance Tor well
authenticated mformation:--
IL Is believed hero that our Cabinet Is favorable
TO restoration OF the Orleaulsls % the throne OF
France. Most of the members or thar family resi-
dent aJ Cidrenont are ana have been for several
years III close intimacy with her Majesty, and with
the leading members OF our government ana fhe
report tnat the highest influence is al This moment
being exercised IN their layor-when the recent
this prevalent idea OF placing of Louis
Philippe on the throne Of France must not be too
hastily set aside. return OF imperial power is
now considered out Of the question, No solitary
voice has been raised IN France for the fallen En-
peror. republic can only be the government of
soft peflou; there - nothing e't Diif monarchy. our
Ministers haye there ore elected 10 wait and
events The Prussnn hosts VIII be suffered to thunder
attne gates OF Paris-nay 70 overrun the .gay city,
ere England interlcrcs. She Knows null well that
the greater the hnnbllEg The less chance for the
Napoleonisis, and that the AL OF Paris when Inc
niallus OF rue lepuulcans must lead 10 powerful
dlstrust OF that party. The hour viii then he ripe
for intervention. Territory to the conqnerors and
settled form OF government viii be demanded
Prussia WIN ADOPT ths view Of The situation. and
when tue Napoleonc ideas arc efectually uproofed-
when republican notions AZ u discaunt-when
Prussian CLAIMS are iully setLied-uhcse two Powers
backed by the heads OF other European nations viii
meet IN conference and recommend, perhaps go fur
ther, that the crown OF France he placed upon the
brow VI prince VI the. house oi Orleans.