The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-18
parliamentary Allegiance - "M0narchical
C0mbiuntionn Against the Empire.

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the throne its patriotic sentiments. monarchical
combination injurious to the prestige and security
OF France had been mysteriously favored by
Prussia. On our representations Prince Leopold
renowned the throne of SPAIN Spain, who returns
our friendship, then renounced a candidature 80
wounding to us. Without doubt immediate danger
was thus avoided; but our legitimate complaint
remains. Was 1t not evident that foreign Power,
TO prejudice cur honor and interests, wished to
| disturb the balance OF power in EuropeS Had we
not the right to demand of that Power guarantees
against possible recurrence of such an attempts
This is refused and the dignity Of France insuted.
Your Majesty draws the sword, and the country is
with you eager for and proud OF the occasion. You
| have waited long, but during tins time you have
raised to perfection the military organization of
France. BY your care France Is prepared. Her en-
thusiasm proves that, like your Majesty she win not
tolerate wrong Let our august Empress become
again the depositary Of the Imperial power. The
great bodies OF the State surround her Majesty with
their absolute devotion The nation has faith in her
wisdom and energy. Let your Majesty resume with
| noble confidence the command OF the legions he
led at Magenta and Soierino. II peril has
| come the hour of victory is near, and soon
agratelul country will decree to her children the
| honors Of triumph; soon Germany will be freed
from the domination which has oppressed her, ana
peace will be restored to Europe through the glory
OF our arms. Your Majesty, who so recently re-
ceiyed proof Of the national good VIII, may then
once more devote yourself to reforms the srcallza-
ton OF which Is only retarded. Time only is needed
| to conquer
The Emperor warmly thanked the President ami
members Of the Senate
The "Sincws Of War'-Money Pouring iu-
NO Peace Party i'm Paris.
PARIS, July II, 1870.
The French people have offered already to the
government to pay double the present amount Of
their State taxes as to enable Napoleon to carry
on the war with Germany.
Gifts OF money by individuals in support of tho
war arc pouring into the Treasury at PARIS
NM. THEIRS and Jules Favre oppose the war ana
war sentiment. Many police arc now engaged in
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tack
His Imperial Highness the Prince Imperial goes
to the army with his father, tue Emperor Napoleon
The Army and Treasury-NIen and Money
Eugenie in Paris.
PARIS July I7-Evcning
1t Is announced that 100000 French troops are
ready to cross into Germany
The zouaves from Africa, are dsembarking at
Marseilles
loan OF six months treasury bonds TO the
amount OF five hundred millions OF francs was taken
up in few hours; the Credit Foncler and the Bank
OF France made efforts to monOpolze the entire
amount.
The Empress arrived In Paris to-day from st.
Cloud and received popular welcome Of the most
enthusiastic character.
The Emperor win leave for the field on wednesday.
Private subscriptions for the army have been
opened all over France and money ana Other gifts
are pouring in.
The popular enthusiasm Is overwhelming.
Passports were sent to the Count do Solms, In
charge on CHS dIldlls OF tue PruSslun the
moment news was received that Prl,ss an troops had
violated the frontier.
Troops Marching Through, Paris.
PARIS, July 17-iOP.M.
Troops are passing through the streets tonight
on their way to the frontier.
Great crowds are gathered on the sidewalks, and
wildly cheer the soldiers 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 is manifested: and the
press 'denounces'' the speech OF NJ Theirs in the
Corps Legsatf
Official News.
PARIS, July II, 1870.
The Jola0as du Sotr publishes the following ON.
cial reports
DEGREES have been issued creating fourth bat
TALON for each regiment OF infantry and a sixth
squadron for regiments OF cavalry. General Au,e-
MARE, who commanded the National Guard OF Paris,
has been appointed commander in chief of the I'm.