New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
realization of which is only retarded. Time only is
needed to conquer.
The Emperor warmly thanked the President and
members Of the Senate

The Emperor warmly thanked the President and
members Of the Senate.
TIE WAR FEELING IN FRANCE INCREASING
THE DUKE OF GRAMMONT CHEERED-PoPU-
LAR DEMONSTRATION AGAINST NJ. THEIRS
THE TROOPS SINGING THE MARsEILLAIsE."
PARIS, July 17-2 pm.
The war feeling has taken entire control of the
people. Yesterday the Duke of Grammont, after
leaving the Senate Chamber, was greeted by crowds
upon the streets with most enthusiastic cheers and
plaudits.
demonstration was made in front of the resi-
dence of NJ. Theirs TO express dissatisfaction at his
course in the Corps Legisatif. This was followed
by demonstration in his favor. The latter, the
Journal de France says, was not respectfully sup
ported, and was the work of unknown creatures
Accounts from the Provinces represent that yester
day anti-Prussian demonstrations participated
in by all ages and classes with the greatest en-
thusiasm.
The French troops in Paris and the army at all
points are singing the "Marseiaise" and there pre-
walls universal national enthusiasm for the empire
and the war struggle.
The artists at the various pleasure gardens in the
city have received permission to sing the Marseil
laise." The audiences in all cases join enthusiast
cally.
Demonstrations of the most enthusiastic character
continue to be made in favor of the war against
Prussia. Everywhere the bOulevards and streets
crowded with people, almost wild with excitement.
LATEST FROM PARASITIC EMPEROR TO TAKE
THE FIELD ON WEDNEsDAY-A LOAN OF
FIVE HUNDRED MILLIONS OF FRANCS TAKEN
UP IN A FEW HOURS-TROOPs FROM ALGIERS
DISSEMINATING AT MARSEILLES.
PARIS, July lilo p.
The Empress arrived in Paris to-day from st.
Cloud, and received popular welcome of the most
enthusiastic character.
The Emperor viii leave for the field on Wednes-
day.
A loan of six months treasury bonds to the amount
of 5OO,OOOOOO francs, was taken up in few hours.
The Credit Foncer and the Bank of France made
efforts to monopoze the entire amount.
Passports were sent to the Count de SOlms, in
charge of the affairs of the Prussan Legation, the
moment news was received that Prussian troops had
violated the frontier.
1t is announced that $4,000 French troops are
ready to cross into Germany.
The zouaves from Africa are disembarking at Mar
settles.
Regiments are passing through the streets tonight
ON their way TO the frontier. Great crowds are
gathered on the sidewalks and wildly cheer the sol
diers as they pass At all the gardens and places of
public resort patriotic demonstrations are made.
The excitement is intense No opposition to the war
NJ. Theirs in the Corps Legislatif.
DEGREES have been issued creating fourth bat
talon for each regiment of infantry, and sixth
squadron for regiments of cavalry. Gen. Autemarre,
who commanded the National Guard of Paris, has
been appointed COMMUNICATIVE Chief of the Impe-
rial Guard
The regiments in the barracks at the Ecole Mill
taire have received orders to march on Monday.
The military posts in Paris made vacant by the de-
parture of the troops of the line have been occupied
by the Imperial Guard. All the troops in garrison
in the Central Department of France have received
orders to depart for the frontier.
Lord Lyons, the English Minister, is still endeavor-
ing to get his colleagues here to present collective
request for Congress of the European Powers TO
settle the question between France and Prussia.
council of ministers, the Emperor presiding, was
held at ST. Cloud to-day.
The Chambers will probably dissolve at the end
of the present week. after voting the budget
La Patrie SAYS the news from Denmark and the
Duchies is excellent. The hatred against Prussia Is
so great that if their Governments hesitate to take
mart in the present conflict the people will rise
against them.
In Hanover there is great agitation, and the Prus-
sian General commanding the province has asked for
reenforcements.
The Prussian Government has given stringent or
ders not to permit the circulation OF the French
PROCLAMATION to the German populations but it will
be sure to reach all parts of Germany where 1t could
do good. Even now great numbers of French circu-
lars are circulating throughout the German States
Private subscriptions for the army have been
opened all over France and money and other gifts
are pouring in. The popular enthusiasm is over
whelming. telegram from Pesth states that the
chiefs of the different parties in Hungary had met
there and adopted a resolution sympathlzlng with
France and declaring that every victory OF France
would be a victory for Hungary.
The GduIois newspaper announces the opening OF
a subscription by the patriotic for the wounded and
other sufferers in the coming struggle. Emile
Girardns name heads the list for 10000 francs.
1t is reported that the meeting of the High Court
of Justice has been indefinitely postponed and that
a general amnesty will be proclaimed to cover all
cases before that court except those for conspiracy
against the life of the Emperor.
FRENCH REPORTS OF PRUssIAN ARMY MOVE
MENTs-REPORTED INVASION OF FRENCH
TERRITORY-COUNT BIsMARCKS POLICY
FORMAL CLOSE OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS
PARIS July II, 1870.
Last night NJ Rouher announced to the Senate
that the Duke of GrammOnt had informed him OF
the invasion of French territory by the frusslalS'
force of the enemy had advanced as far as SlercK'
in the Department of Mosele for the purpose OF de
sroyng the railroad at that point, but had retired
precipitately The Journal O6fcie, however, denies
the statement kilograms on the subject are contra
dictory the latest reports being that no force Oh
Prussians is known to have crossed the Rhlne.
Last night. by order of the Prussan authorities,
railway and telegraphc communication between
France and Prussia was stopped.
A Secretary of Embassy will start tonight for
Rerlip 10 deliver to the Prussian Government an
official copy of the French declaration of war.