The New York herald., 1870-09-15
INCIDENTS OF TIE WAR.

Baron Jules CIoqlet short time back wrote to
tho house Of Hunt!ey " Palmer, OF Reading, Eng
land, TO send him some cases OF biscuits for the
French wounded soldiers. The English firm imnie
dately Informed him that his order was executed,
ana at the same time announced tnat they had for
waraed in their own name. aud az a gift to the
soldiers wounded In the defence Of France, twelve
barrels Of biscuit.
The Paris Fatrfe publishes the f0ll0wing:--
traveller from Germany relates the following
Incident, OF which he was IN eye w'tness:--On the
21sJ Of August q considerable number of men, wo-
men and children assembled in front OF Count Bis
marck's hotel, In the Wiiheimstrassc, Berlin, and
for than an hour they cried cut for ''brend,
bread ~ Tho persons innablting the building in
question having shown themselves At the window
replied:-"Bread2 Do you ask for foods Go aud
seek it ut Paris" Al these inhurnan words lhe
crowd rushed againss tho house and broke all the
windows with stones. it required several charges
Of the police 10 clear the street.
The battalion OF free ,narksmen raised IN Paris
appointed as their chaplain the Apba Testory Of The
Chapter OF ST. Denis who served In a similar ca
racity In the campaigns Of the Crimea, I,aIy AMI
Mex leo.
Visits to the mint OF Parts are prohibited. Also
the monthly descent into the Catacombs.
N. Clement Thomas, IN 184S commander for o mo-
ment OF the National Guard of Paris, addressed the
following letter 10 General TrocLu:-
GrNrnAYou have appealed all the men who CO npre.
hend that the Of the eontr is The rea,e Of
years o. @ exile resPGnd to your arneS BY nssrtng
people which, Jcu times, had the honor command
The Paris Pays declares that NJ Jules Simon is
MOI very patriotic. II says:-We offer to prove by
irrerutable tsstimony-First, that M. Jules Simon
tscn) was five or SIX days ago engaged in gotta
ton TO get himself replaced, ana second, that ir he
did not purchase substitute the reason was thar
a n OuI
IF Unnecessary we shall name the man IN question.
A mall telegram from Cork, Ireland, dated on the
been held here Co raise subscriptions for the relief
the wounded French soldiers. resolution, moved
by Mr.. Magure, ". p, and seconded by Mr.. Murphy,
H. r., declared Ireland bound by motives Of grail
tude as well H humanity, TO sympathize with the
whole French people In their present hour Of trial,
and arrangements FOR collecting public subscriptions
for the relief Of the wounded were made and $500
contributed On the spot.
The first list OF a subscription opened at Moscow
for the French wounded has produced sum Of
ls.oSsf Az Warsaw, 3,27sf. has been collected fora
A Prague letter Of tho 2oth Of August, In the
Opinion NdttonGie, says:--''We learn from Berlin
that the government Is trying to hide the fact that
,4th and 10th, near Metz, Tor an the details gwen
respecting those two victories are purely imaginary.
70 that
ana out OF the possibility OF advancing for any
The IMa Mou ca.ene Of tho sIst August, noticing
Mr.. Russells t"Bull Run") war correspondence in
the London Times, says:-A careful study Of the let
ters OF Dr. Russell In yesterdays London Times
leads us to the conclusion that he has made sosQs
bunder az tn the presence OF tha seventh corps In
front OF the Crown Princes army. Though MENTION
ing IL TWO or three times be oints In tho later let
ter In which he sums up the total OF the forces that
were TO be massed with the King for the further I'D
vance on Paris. And moreover, rs tho Seventh Is
over and over again mentioned as severely engaged
IN the great battles before Metz and deias given OF
the losses suffered by its brigades, We may conclude
that q corps which fought hard under the King AZ
late as the 18th could not possibly have made O
forced march across and been 'concentratedo under
the Grown Prince on the 21st.