New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30
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LONDON, Friday, July %,

LONDON, Friday, July 90 1870.
The special correspondent of The TRIBUNE under
date of 27th writes from Frankfort that all civilians
in Berlin are obliged to decide either to leave on
Saturday or to remain till further orders for fort
night at least after Saturday All railway tTanspor
tatjpn, except that for military purposes reached
Frankfort with the greatest difficulty, thirty-sx
hours being required instead of eleven. The whole
country is occupied with war preparations
In journeying by the military train, our CORE
spondent found the Polish soldiers conspicuous by
their patriotic manifestations and vehement hatred
of the French. The people of Posen are thoroughly
Prussian. Only the landed propretors and priests
are hostile No outbreak is possible in Polish Prus-
STA without the concurrence of Russian and Aus
trian Poles. France need hope for no assistance
thence. Everywhere ON the road was ardor shown
and soldiers were cheered and f6ted.
The beginning of strategic movements is at hand.
The German programme is not inactiOn nor mere
expectation. The army will speedily assume the
offensive. A great battle is imminent on French
soil. Two thousand men have been continuously
strengthening the Notifications of Mayence since
war was declared. These Notifications were inca
pable of resisting sudden attack fortnight ago,
but now they could stand q long siege, and may
serve as base for offensive operations, The report
that the King of Prussia would make Frankfort his
headquarters seems improbable.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE in
ID hot
vice is organizing to protect coast vessels, and the
men are enrolled in the Federal navy. Premiums
are offered for destroying French war vessels
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at
Brussels writes the 2sth that the citadel of Client
is arming The Belgian army is again in notion
The Liberal party has published an address, declar-
ing that the present Cabinet is incapable, and must
be replaced by another sympathizing with the pop
ular resolution TO preserve independence.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at
Munich writes on the Goth that the town is full of
Prussan soldiers. There are enthusiastic demon
STATIONS. All the houses are lodgings for troops.
CIV s.
ANOTHER sKIRMIsH-THE FRENCH DEFEATED
NAPOLEONS BAD FAITH WITH ITALY.
BERLIN, Friday July %, 1870
A French detachment of three companies and so
horse yesterday attacked half Of the Prussan Goth
foot at Voekinger After a short engagement the
French retired with loss of one officer and eight
men. On the Prussian side one man was wounded.
Count Won Bismarck has recently submitted to the
Government at Florence proofs of NapoleOn's double
policy toward Italy.
The Government has recognized the Continental
Telegraph Bureau Of Berlin as its official reporter
The Bureaus war bulletins will be posted through
out Germany This establishment is the principal
agency in Germany for supplying the New-fOrk
Associated Press exclusively with news for the press
Of America.
The Prussian Government offers reward of 5000
thalers to the first soldier who captures nitrdiler