, 1870-09-30

Os1xEp, Sept. ga despatch from Aunich
kays that Chancellor DeIbEueck has so fur failed I
10 conclude treaty for eutctlnG closer union |
between Dayaf.a aud North Germany. There nre
reports, also, from Stuttgart Of vety seEous
manifestations there against tho policy Of annex
attou- ......,
LONDON, Sept 99.-Dr. Gneist, who has recens1T |
unte tour Of Inspection through Rhcnlsh Prus-
6Is, Hanover. Baden, and uesse, mikes an ear- |
nest npDeAl TO the charity Of all Germans for the
people Of those couutrics. he SAYS that the |
tovns are crowded With helpless women and
ch.lasen, coming IN to beg for bread The dads
are left untitled the villages arc swept cleanr BY
thearnes, OF food. His pictures Of these regions
OF victorious Germany Is scarcely better than that
which is given by others, of the vanqotshcd dis
trtcts Of tnyated FEancs- The prices Of all neces-
carries Of Life have gone up three fold
LONDON, Sept e9.-The pzusasan .Gorerument
has oflclally denied tnc presence Of national
vessel In either the Black or the Ned Sea, beaz1ae
the name OF HeEtha or Bertha
DER1ls, SEPT. eo.-Three opinions prevail IN
| Germany In regard to the question Of terms OF
reace. One party agree with Btsmatk, thaf tue
| war ought not to stop until Asacc aud Lorraine.
tucludlne the fortified city Of Metz, are annexed
to Germany, whence they we're taken. Another
/ marty demands that Metz and Sttasbourg be dis
t 1nantle<s merely, and that Fsanec indemnify Ger
| many {or the cost Of the war. The thtfd party
1lUtts the territorial demand to Asace, and naf-
row stE1p Of lorraine In the east, where German
Is still the prevailing language. The Cologne Ga-
/ xfff< fQyo1s the latter plan.
| BEH1Is, Sent. "a clrcuiar has Just been
l*suel by Herr Thl,tn, In which he denies arg IN.
] fractions OF the International law On the pa1t ot
the PrnssianR, as has been chafRes1 While inc
| French are constantly guilty. -...-.....
| LoxpQH, ScpL e2.-The Wurtemberg E1-<i'e,
oJciaI organ denies that It Is the intention Of the
, government to enter the North German confed-
l Grafton.
Acttye fr1eud.hip between the rrusstau and Ans
/ tran Cabinets Is remarked. ..--.
/ IospoS. sent ga New York correspondent,
writing from Hamburg, 9Th, states that reserve
| corra Of 5000 men passe4i through Frankfort
/ this week. to 1clntorce the rtussian R1nales II
| France. -..
greet deal at typnus fever is prevalent IL
, Ccyunu hosptals- The Wounded ars being re
r moved from conta3!on.
i | loSpoy, SeEt- e9.-The blockade OF inc mont
! Of tho Etc has bccu renewed by the French
/ ] nect- .. ....
a The NORTH German Ga:t.Mt say3 the rsccipttanc
y of the American Government In recognizing III
Il | French nepnhlic was d0ubuc6s due to tho fa6
d | Information supplied hy its Miulsser At Paris.
= Dispatches fn1m N'ilhtlmshohe report that Sa
= roleon rides ont daily, anl ~ received with eVcs
y mark of respect bY the Inhabitants
i DERl1s. Sept. s7.-Tnc negotiations for the Ct
l t4AsV
i. confederation hsye iallett peaoEoeck has' =
e ! turned from bis mission.
10 IpSpoS, Sept. e9.-The correspondent Of th
IA | New York Tf,buRe. at Berlin, sst9 lnsfs It'll
ID i sraphs: I" By next Sunday tho whole corps il
= tended TO operate against Beslepott and Lyon
r. will be concentrated IN Upper A1sace- Recruit
ID for the line troops arc already gathering at Ill
,+ fsreut rendezvous. Those for tho Guards wlu I
), | enrolled from the Sd to the 10th Of October.
=. "Tha popular appetite fof conquest Is tncrea
~ ing, but trust worthy accounts from beadqua1te
~ represent the King and Bisnark both sincerely
y. 1irprs for peace
=. ts~cil, ptep&teh to the New York Hc7aiaI
BKgIiE, Sept A.-The excitement after Il
:. | uExt nush Of victory has gubslded. It wonld
an error to beltcye that the enthusiasm u Of Il
same intensity as a fortnight ago. The wish
i generally expressed, "Woula that the war mig
end! I. has lasted 100 long, The cause OF II
"s sentiment do not kuoW, and viii not attempt
.x explain, although there Is IN undetrutfe
~. If sympathy with the Liberal Gs
=. eEnment Of France. The imprisonment
!acoby and IotheT staunch Democrats and
ezalsl does not f2ll to impress the masses, Z
-, awaken apprehenHons that the most triumph
-. result Of The war would confer no comme1c
benefits, nor restore that liberty promised
often; and last, hut not least, eject no red'
80 tlon OF the material butdeus OF the people T
.ns bloody strife can only te the commencement
~. an.fmrc,tant era in the pcnnea, eonnsu
~ ~ | ton Of the country. liberals IN
We on tho alteration OF the North German consd
VI t1ou, which wxs framed under the pressure Of
,x,. eycnts Of 1865, aud conceded by the coaser
- tryts to be hAsty work to secure The fEuitA Of
tae tori, bot II entails military buE1hens, intir
los" ta1anou, the stamp duty On newspapers, I
lied franchise, the unton Of church. aud Sta
1oe and police prosecutions The ltbefah pruu
asn- | posnt To the constitution drafted In 1s&s II
- / FeSJ {pAgnA ehAfta adapted TO great md r