The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-30
American Popularity in Prussia.

Reported Expressly for the ARGUs.l
LONDON, Aug. 3O.-Oonsols, 9lG9l5.
Bonds, 695(d S9s.
| VIENNA, Aug 30.-The Austrian govern
ment has issued orders for the suppression
of trade unions and the exclusion of all
foreign sgitstors advocating their cause.
| PRRIs, Aug. 30.-MacNahon has force
estimated at 10000
Bszsine has Low 100, 900 men.
The 18th corps, composed of so, 900 men,
and recruited in this city, has left Paris to
join MacMahon.
Prince Frederick Charles army is estim.
ated at 100 900.
Steinme,z has 900 men.
! The total force of the crown prince is
| 15O,00
/ MacMshon is operating against Frederick
| Charles and Steinmetz' armies BE hopes
to Join Bazaine and strike q blow before the
crown prince arrives.
MscMAhon has As hours start of the
| prince.
1t is affirmed that King William, with an
i'm portant force is still marching by the
| upper Morne
1t is said the government has decided to
remove the ministers of war and the interior
from Paris.
Advices from the department of Bsz
aine state that the Prussisns have raised
the siege of Sehiestsdt and gone north.
BERLIN, Acg. 30.-Dispstches from Bar
le Due report the French army had left
Vausicres on Sunday, going in the direction
of Bethel. The Prussisns shortly after
wards arrived at Vausicres.
LONDON, Aug. 50.-Private advices have
been received at Paris stating that BazAine
and Mac MAhon had formed junction with
in supporting distance, without the possibil
ity of their lines of com unicstion being
cu..
An American ambulance train left Paris
in charge of DR.. Sims. Il was sccomps-
MED by Miss Carrie Sims and Mrs. Ward.
At the sanitary com ission, previous to the
departure of the corps, DR.. Evsus, a cele-
brated dentist made severe and heated |
speech opposing the appointment CT DR.
Sims as member OF the committee to
supervise the movement of the train. After
the adjournment of the commission per
sonal encounter took place between the two
antagonist physicians. IN which DR.. Sims
was injured and DR.. Evans quite severely |
wounded. The encounter, from the social
standing Of the parties involved, produced !
considerable excitement.
NEw YORK, Aug. 30. - The Worlds |
London special telegraphsa 3 repor, of
warning already several times given of the |
imminent peril of Russian intervention at
no distant time in this war.
The St. Petersburg papers of the 23d
formally deny that Azar has in any way
recognized the conduct of the Prussisu
regiment Of which he is nominal proprietor,
an adds that the Russia reserves to herself
the absolute right to act ss her position
requires in the interest of the European
equilibrium Of her own destiny.
The commander of the Sd military cir
transcription has formally interdicted the
distribution of Berlin newspapers through
out the mails.
An American newspaper correspondent
at st. Avoid had an interview with Bis
msrck and was cordially treated. The King
was very kind and sent word to America
that in case he found difficulty in procur
ing food he must come TO the royal head
quarters.
The treatment of American journalists
and travellers by the Germans, as we'll as
by the French, has been most hattering
when compared with that bestowed upon
the people of other nations, and testifies 10
the popularity of our country in ell parts Of
Europe.
CHICAGO, Aug: 30.-The German fair TO
raise funds for the relief of the wounded
German soldies and their families was form.
ally opened to day with procession, music
and speeches. The crowd is large and en-
thusi aism intense.