The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-07
PRUSSIA.
Advance OF the Army Of Baden The KtaS
and the Other Royal Comma uders-Pablic
Enthusiasm and Loyalty-rhe French
Prisoners.

Enthusiasm and LoyaIiy-rhe French
Prisoners.
BERLIN August 6-Evenlne
despatch dated at Carsruhs to-day says
The army of Baden Yesterday pas,et the French
frontier ana advanced 10 LauterbJurg, where ~
established headquarters ami seizel some boats in
the river.
The French loss az Neunkrchen three killed
and one wounded. They shelled 81. Jean station.
The headquarters OF King William are AZ Cologne.
Prince Frederick Charles is In command
Kreuznach and the Crown Prince at Mannheim.
Information has reached here tina, all Germans Ia
France wiz be obliged to take out odcial permits 70
remain In the country.
Intense enthusiasm prevails throughout North
Germany. In tue large cities Of the confederation
crowds assemble IN the streets to hear news anG
make demonstrations OF loyalty.
The Bavarian Ministry IN Munich has been autoo-
rized to borrow 100000 rigsdaers for twoyears.
! the French prisoners SO far taken Ia the
have been distributed around Berlin.
Marshal iiacMaaon said 10 be Advancing
Fighting sill Going On--One PruSsiau
Victory OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from Antwerp
| War Material for the Contsnent--Pauiic
| Opinion of the Conflict.
LONDON. August 6--Evening.
Advices from the seat OF war this morning concur
| in representing that the corps under Marshal Mac
Mabon, advancing after a brush with the Prussians
last evening. occupied and now holds strops
position on the Bavarian frontier.
The entire French line OF operations Is kept IN
intimate communication by underground telegraph
wires.
At hslf-past one O'Clock this afternoon rumors
| were prevalent OF fighting going on, but no con
| 1rma.ory dispatches from the Continent were 70
| hand at the rime
| Later adyces from Prussia fully confirm the com >
pleteness OF the victory at Wissembourg
| The forifcations at Antwerp ana Hamburg are
being put into a complete state of defence with ell
| possible haste.
saltpetre In vast quantities has been ordered rom
| India.
! Bismarck's organ At Berlin now approves OF En.
| lands observance OF her neutral obligations
| The schooner Lanman, captured by the French,
would have escaped had she not called at Cork,
| thereby giving the French consul opportunity TO
| telegraph the fact to Parts and set the French
| cruisers the watch for her.
The English pilots have been formally forbidden %
| serve armed vessels OF the belligerents.
Among the German craft taken refuge in English
ports the Hermann, from New York the Blumeu
| thai, from CUBA. and the Talisman, from Brazil.
| Torpeloes have been sown thickly in the chapne
| Of the Weser.
The correspondent Of the Independence Beige says
the affair at Saarbruck was mere farce.
There IL great popular impatiencc In Paris az th
| delay In operations on the frontier
IL is proposed to establish Board OF Naval Con
struction In this city
The Sat,9dav Reriesc explains the Withdrawal ~
| the French troops from Rome - tas aaoraiy 10
their presence There and Uy the new Ffsnch s6s
cries the Emperor has authorized including TIE
| "msrseiaise.D
The Recie,o says Germany has access 10 English
arms through Holland. winch is supplied by Eng
land, aud may In turn, send supplies TO North Ger
many.
The Economist thinks the suspension OF the Bank
OF France az a war measure to funds for the
troops Il probable but or little moment here.
The French yacht feet follows the French nava
| feet to the Baltic 70 act az ambalances.
| 1t was General Abel Douay, an infantry COM
| mander VINO was killed at Welssenburg, and not
| General C. Douay the General commanding the
| division.
| The Prussan governments prohibition OF the
portaton OF corn IS confined to direct shipments
France.
The Times this morning says II Is melancholy Ia
see TWO nations actuated by ambition rushing u
arms and seeking a military supremacy which NJ
victories, however brilliant and continuous, cal
establish; for. fortune assisting at all battles thu
vanguished Will always seek a fresh appeal e
fortune.
The vessel taken by the French proves TO be tn'
Lanman, from Wilmington, N. O., with q cargo 0
turpentne