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Naval Operations and Concentration Of
Fleets in the Baltic.
Parliamentary Thanks to the
French Army.
Naribaldian Movement Against
Bonaparte.
PRUSSIA.
King williams Proclamation TO the French
Pooplo-No War With Citizens.

King williams Proclamation TO the French
Po0pIo-No War With Citizens.
LONDON, August IL. 1870.
The King OF Prussia has issued the following
,proclamation:-
We, william, King OF Prussia, make known to all
hc Inhabitants OF French territory occupied by Ger
oman forces that the Emperor Napoleon having by
,sea and land attacked the German nation, eager to
nlve In peace with the French people, have taken
command OF the German armies TO repel aggression,
sand, by military events have been led to pass
rhe French frontiers. We war against soldiers,
not citizens, therefore the latter may continue
secure in pesson and property SO long they alb
stain from hostile acts and we grant them protection
Us matter OF right.
Generals commanding corps viii decide what
measures are necessary toward individual communi-
ties violating the usages of war. They viii also
regulate the acquisitions necessary to sustain their
troops, and hx the difference OF exchange between
German and French currencies, In order to facilitate
dealings between soldiers and citizens.
WILLIAM.
Given at saarbruck on the 18th day of August 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12
TELECRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Cabinet Decentralization In
Spain.
Condition of the Bank of
England.
SPAIN.
Ministerial Decentralization.

madrid, August H. 1870.
Dissensons have broken out IN the Council OF
State. At the last sitting there was violent scene
between Senor Rios Rosas, Preside ent OF the COun-
Gil, and General Prim.
decree Of amnesty has been issued by the gov
ernment. which includes persons guilty OF all yarie
ties OF crime against the country.
The decree OF amnestyis published In the Oncfos
Gazette. 1t pardons all political offences committed
since the 10Th Of September, 1858. up TO this time
with the single condition that persons In the mill
tary service who come under the operation OF the
decree shall take the oath to the constitution Those
abroad may subscribe to the oath before any repre-
sentative Of Spain.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

Hall. Third avenue. to form ward society. auxiliary
to the parent ad society in its efforts to promote
the cause OF GERMANY IN the present war. Among
those present were Mr.. Oswald Often
dorier. OF the stats Zeitltlig; Deputy
United States Marshal Frederick Bunhard
DR.. hatzberg and John Philip Schmengel,
Claus Witchen. John Bo ans, Emil Kirchner aud
Elmer Armend. Mr.. Wchen sub cribed $500 to the
cause. After some discussion 1t was decided TO
defer the formation OF permanent organization
until fuller attendance OF the German residents OF
the ward could be secured, the stormy weather
having prevented many from being present last
meeting
The New York herald., 1870-08-12
TIE INDIANS.
Ch0ctav General Eiection--lndian Depreda.
ttous in Texus-Fight Between Government
Troops aad tho snva9ea-Dcfeat Of the
Whites.


MEMPHIS, August H. 1870
A general election in the Choctaw nation took
place on Wednesday. The result Is unknown There
were three candidates for Chlef-Forbes sefters
William Bryant and Coleman Nelson.
Indian affairs near Fort Sill are still unsettled
The Klowas and Cheyennes are still committing de.
predatlons in Texas on the 18th OF July n party
or twenty Indians attacked Whaley's Rancho
near the mouth OF the Little Washta, Texas killing
L. G. Ware, OF Illinois. and woundng another man.
About the 20th OF July the Indians raded into Cook
and Montague counties, Texas. They killed a man
named Coosier and carried or his wife and five
children. They also wounded several persons. Sixty
OF the Sixth United States cavalry stationed at
jacksboro. Texas. pursued tho RAIDERS to the Wa
shta The Indians attacked tue soldiers and O Sc
we're light ensued, resulting Ia the killing OF two
soldiers and wounding OF six. The Indians lost two
Killed ana several wounded. The troops then fell
back 70 Jacksboro and, being reinforced, started
again III pursuit Of The Indians, but could not md
them.
All the Comanches have left their war camps and
gone or together. II is rumored that they want
peace. The kiowas, Apaohes and Cheyennes stll
hold together
The New York herald., 1870-08-12
THE p2eGSeSS 0E FREE LOVE.
scaBdaious illustration Of the "AGinityr
Theory,

Theory.
The village OF Mount Vernon, Westchester county
which has recently been the OF some racy de.
velopments in the progressive school OF free love Is
at present furnished with truly scandalous sequel
to the theory Of affinity lately illustrated In
hat place. Not many weeks since married man
and prominent citizen, named Charles T. Hath.
away, was detected while carrying an Illicit In
trigue with the wife of brother mason. doug pus.
ness In the village. which not only shocked the
community, but also resulted In destroying the
peace and breaking up the domestic relations OF the
two families. Totally uDabashed at his perfdous
villany, hathaway has since deaed public opinion,
aud few days ago, boldly avowed 20 his wife that
lie was about 10 leave her for ever and should the
future Destow ms anection on the shameless wife OF
his Intimate friend. The same evening Hathaway
and his guilty companion were seen In New York,
taking one OF the Newport line Of steamers route
TO the land OF steady habitsu or, perhaps, some
more distant and equally congenIa home. The pro-
perty Of Hathaway at Mount Vernon nas since been
seized by his creditors.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12
CUBA.

Ome Hundred Insurgents KiiIed--Interest in
the European War.
HAVANA, August H. 1870.
During the different engagements between the
Spanish troops and the insurgents In the neghbor-
hood Of Santiago de Cuba 100 insurgents have been
killed.
The European war has absorbed public attention
and the insurrecton In this island Is hardly spoken
Of
The, Havana Volunteers serenaded Captain Gen.
era De ROs4as to night
The New York herald., 1870-08-12
Police Intelligence and Minor Matters Of Me-
tropolitan News.

The following record will snow the changes ~ the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours In
parson with the corresponding day Of last year. rs
macy, HERALD Building Broadway, corner OF Ann
The New York herald., 1870-08-12
POLITICAL REFORM COUNCIL.
ALBANY, Appu

ALBANY, August IT, lS70.
The State Council for political reform met hero
to-day. G. I. Hurlout, OF 81. Lawrence county, was
chosen temporary chairman, and H. n. Beer and
william Henry Arnoux, OF Kings county, secretaries
b. X. Wood, A. b. Capweil, Morris +. Viele, ii. n.
SInith ana h. N Beers were appointed a committee
on permanent organization. Jesse r. Peck Elisha
Harris, r. W. sylvester, Charles EDDY, J. IL. Bronson
and Hon. Thomas O. Acton were appointed busl-
ness committee.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12
PENNS YLVAN!A.

Great Raiu Storm mt PhiladeI u-Ac ci,leue
on the Westchester Rnilrond.
PHILADELPHIA. August IL, 1870.
Since last night there has oeen an almost continu.
Gus rain storm, with heavy lightning Reports are
coming In OF bridges being carried away.
At four r. IA. train on the Westchester road ran
into creek near this city. Only one man WAS in
Jured. The western mail is two hours behind tine.
There X a rurDOr OF q serious accident between
here and Lancaster It Is said the whole mail train
went INTO creek. II Is impossible to verify it To-
night.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

t'mribRidian Agitation Against France.
PARIS, August IL, 1870
The GaulOiS reports that Menotti Gar,baidi IS at
Milan where he is melting popular demonstrations
against France IN order TO prevent the French SYM
pathies OF the Italian government from taking a
practical form.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

BaZatnc ana Napoleon at MetZ-FreDch
Rcimforcements-How NapoIeon's Army is
VictualIed-The Prince Imperial at Metz-
Prassian Reports from tho Field-Thc
Orleans Princes for Frnnce-yyhat London
Thinks of an Orleans Restoration.
LONDON, August 11-6 P. NJ.
kilograms from Metz give the assurance that Mar
shal Bazaine is the real commander Of the French
army, while the Emperor is the mere nominal head.
Only two corps now have their headquarters at
Metz; the others are under Marshal MacMahon
1t Is stated that at the battle OF Woerth the French
charged the Prussans eleven times; that MacMahon
was Tor fifteen hours in the saddle without food, and
finally fell fainting in ditch. but was accidentally
discovered and revived sufficiently to direct the
treat of the fragments Of his army on foot
The City Council OF Brussels have voted an address
of thanks to Queen Victoria for asserting Belgian
neutrality. Leading houses at Antwerp decline to
transact any business.
The son-ln-law OF Count Napoleon Daru has gone
10 Chaons with $500 troops as reinforcements tor
the French army.
1t is said the French Commssarat is wretched
and that the provisions are utterly inadequate.
1t Is feared that the Bois de Boulogne must be
sacrificed to the exgences OF the defence OF Paris.
The Pau Mau Gazette reafilrms the presence OF the
Prince Imperial and the imperial jewels in London.
Adyices from the Prussian front to ten O'Clock
wednesday night state that the French army was
faniag back to the line OF the Mosele harassed by
the Prusslan cavalry which had already passed Saar-
union. Falquemont and Les Etangs.
Stores OF all kinds and railway trains had fallen
into the hands OF the Prussans, and they had also
taken the small fortress OF Hutzesteln in the Vosges
winch the French had evacuated, leaving the guns
and provisions.
Metz despatch in the morning papers says the
Prince Imperial Is stl at that place, and that the
Emperor viii certainly make stand there.
The Prince lie Jonvllie and the Due d'Auniale are
at Wtesbaden. 1t is reported that the Prince has
asked leave to serve Ia the French fleet.
II Is the conviction here, In the clubs and among
the people that the rule OF the Bonaparte dynasty
is over.
restoration of the House of Orleans is anti
cpated The Count OF Paris is now In England
: In the French Corps Legislatif on Tuesday when
the vote was taken the question OF sustaining lne
Ministry, only six voices were with olivier.
lie FoncatS states the situation generally thus
''The French hold the Vosges ana their passages
The Prusslans are massing at their case"
IOpiatOn NattOndle says:-"The reported restora-
ton Of the defences OF Paris Is farce. few scat
tered ciggers are employed and kept AT work TO de
ude the public
The New York herald., 1870-08-12
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT.
Ssrfous Illness Of Admiral FarraGut-Giis
Case Given Up by uIs Ph hysicinns.
PORTSMOUTH, N. IT,, August Ito r. NJ

PORTSMOUTH, NJ H., August lilo 7. M
Admiral Farragut, who has been SUFFERING from
lingering Illness for several weeks, Il now rapidly
uechning' and there are no hopes Of his recovery.
hhn hhne PHYSICIANS In attendance have given up all
nops OF his surviving more than few hours ne
Navy Yard. '@"."' "' '
The New York herald., 1870-08-12
SPAIN.

The News of NapOicon's Defeat Hopes Of the
Republicans.
MADRID. August IL, 1870.
The news OF the Ptussan victories IL received here
with exutation by the radicals who see In the de-
feat of Napoleon hopes for the restoration OF the re-
public IN France, and It's consequent establishment
in Spain.
Tile monarchists are beginning to lose confidence.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

The summer nights festival OF the German Lied
erkranz Society, which was to have been held last
night, was posiponei on account of the inclemency
oi the weather 20 this evening.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

The Croton main in Fifty-seventh street, between
Fifth and Madison avenues. burst last evening MI
ing up the Easements OF many houses In the vicinity
ana causing considerable damage.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

The Department OF Public Parks announces that, II
the weather be fine, there will be music by the Cen
tral Park Band on the Battery this evening" from six
10 eight O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

A barge named Franklin. lying foot OF Ninety
siXt h street, North river, and loaded with bricl
sunk last evening.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

Sarah Brady, OF No. 43a West Thirty ninth stSeet
was Yesterday sent to Bellevue Hospital with sun
stroke.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

LONDON August IL, 1870.
despatch from Carsruhe to the London Globe
announces that Strasbourg is invested on all sides
by the Prussans, who hold the railway.
General Boyer. who commands the city was sum-
moned TO surrender and refused. II Is said
that the citadel is scanfily provlsoncd ana the gar
rfson consists OF only one regiment OF the line and
the National Guard of the place
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

Wcrd TO the ElGerly.-Nabniy Loves 70 he,
gray That's human Everybody detess the hair dye
and The sedimenai mot, That's humap nature,
PHALOS'S viTALiA. OR SALVATION FOX THE HA md.
which literally rejuyenates hair Ia free from tie u..h
and sediment which dehe the dyes and "not a.dyesn
Sold by AL druggists and fancy goods deaiers.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12
Parliamentary Debate Yes,erday--M. Thiers
on the Military Power Of Frnucc.

PARIS, August 11--Night.
The Corps LGgislatif met at two o'clock this after.
noon, the Marquis de Taihonet presld ing
The agitation outside the building was not so
great as on the two days previous and the military
guard was smaller. No attempt was made 20 pre-
vent the people from assembling In the street IN the
vicinity, from passing across the Pont de Ia Con
corde
AS soon az the session was opened Deputy kcratry
moved ''that n committee OF inquiry be Instituted
and that Marshal Lebguf be summoned TO appear
before it,"
The proposition caused much excitement. Count
PalisaO. the Minister OF War; tried speak but the
noise and confusion was too great At length he
made himself heard. He said "Marshal BaZalne
was now in command Of the army, and the govern
ment must refuse Its consent to the proposition OF
NJ. Kerary as 1t was wholly unnecessary;
NJ Theirs said, while the Chamber had right 20
demand all such explanations, he opposed this de-
mand, though che felt 1t was strange that such
reverses should happen to France with only one
Power opposed TO her, whereas she often stood out
against the coalitions OF Europe
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

During an alarm of hrc yesterday morning in
Madison street the truck Of Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. broke down ana badly injured two OF
the men, whose names are not known.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

The Board OF Aldermen were to have met yester.
day, but a sufficient number not being present to
transact business the Board adjourned until Tues
day, the 23d instant
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

About I'VE O'Clock yesterday morning, while Hook
ana Ladder No was proceeding 10 alarm of fire
III Madison street, The truck broke down In Madison
street, throwing of the parties who were riding
upon II, aud injured them as follows:-Robert King
foreman residing 40 No. 32I East Twenty-slxth
street, fOo6 broken; Thomas O'Dougherty, of 50
washington street spraiDed foot; Thomas J. Farrell
OF No. 430 East TWenytnird street, sprained back;
John Finn, OF No. 4i0 Pearl street, Thomas J. Hart
OF No. 10 City Han place; Robert kenney, OF Thirty
third street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
william Mckenzie, OF No. IL, Liberty street, ana
Thomas Hutchinson, or No. 500 East Tweniy-6fth
street, were slightly injured The occasion OF the
accident was ,he breaking OF an aXletree.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12
A.-uerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
.5l Broadway, corner Murray strss.
'icra, Cramps, Cholera nIorbus, sonr

A.-thcieru, Cramps, CbOlern MOrDus. SOur
stomach and all bowel affections speedily cured bg
JAYNE'S CARMINATlVE IL taxes away al soreness of
the aodomen soohes the stomach and restores is natural
action. As family remedy for the diseases
among children and adults during tho summer moths,
especially recommended being prompt In Its per-
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

The Metropolitan Job Printing Eatnbiis!i"
' a7NAssAU STREET.
OLD HERALD BUILDING.
This we known establishment oGea aegea'ascs possesssd
by no other 20 The Uniied States.
Can Aad &c. your est mates Tor ,,,
ALL SORTS OF PRINTING,
ILLUMINATED FOSTER WORK
TO CARD.
Especial attention paid 20
LAW PRINTING,
which win iavOnhly with Office.
Travelling pauIes will do well can on US and exaiue
our
STOCK OF CUTS
Wood Engraving done a. ebvt nsiee ami at low Gxuras
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

In the Supreme Court yesterday Louis NJ Van
Eaton who was indicted for forging u check for
$1,000 on the firm OF Fisk x Hatch. and on whose
trial the jury disagreed, was released on $4,000
bail by Judge Barnard.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

Stanord's Iron and sulphur Powders
insiEorl,e the body Sna
purity the blood.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

Batchc,cr,s Hair Dye-The Rest iu tho
world only dye, barni.s reiit1s IA s4aa-
usous fsctoryle Bond street.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

The examination in the case OF Francis B. Swift,
the lawyer, charged by Arthur COsgroye with de-
fraudlDg him OF portion OF his bounty, was to
have been resumed yesterday before Commissioner
Shields Tie absence OF material witness CON-
PEELED us further pOstponement till next Monday,
when, the Commissioner having issued peremptory
orders for hearing, he Investigation will probably
he coucllUeI.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

John Williams, who was committed day before
yesterday a the Yorkvllle Police Court as q sneak
thief was identified yesterday the thief who stole
$500 worth OF jewery and other goods q few days
ago from Mr. All. Porjes. OF No. lbs Second ave-
nue.. several other lutte 'J0bsi that have come 10
ight in the Nineteenth ward recently are also atiri
buted 10 him and his fellow cracksmen.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

Elizabeth BaXter, . servant employed in the
boarding house &s West Fourteenth street. was com.
mitted Tor trial yesterday afternoon ut Jefferson
Market on complaint OF one OF the lady boarders
named Harriet NJ. Morrison who charges that Eliza
BETH atoe irom depOnent's trunk On the sd OF Au-
gust, pair OF earrings worth fifteen dollars. Onlcer
hteliy OF the Fifteenth precinct. found the stolen
nrOlertl ID Possession OF the prIsoner.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

Average temperature yesterday ........... S3la
Average temperature for corresponding date
last vaa ~o-Z
The New York herald., 1870-08-12
THE WAR.

uuH WvHuAs
King Williams Proclamation to
the French People.
French and English Reports Of MacMa-
hons Defeat and ROut.
Immense Losses Of the French
in the Recent Battles.
Field Operations Before Metz and
StrasbOurg.
Napoleon's Mission to Denmark
Failure.
Naval Operations and Concentration Of
Fleets in the Baltic.
Parliamentary Thanks to the
French Army.
Aaribaldian Movement Against
Bonaparte.
PRUSSIA.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

The Board OF Police yesterday transferred Ser.
seant samue W. Christie from Fourteenth precinct
to Squad 2, grand roundsmen; George W. Barrett,
Twelfth to Nineteenth; Isaac Bird, Telegraph Office
10 Ninth; Henry Wood, Jefferson Market to SIX
leenth; William r. McCOmb, Twelfth to Jefferson
Market; Acting Sergeant Berghoed Sixteenth to
Fourteenth aud promoted, l.. Z. Long, of TIE Twenty
third TO sergeant of the Twelfth Patrick O'Brien
OF the Tenth precinct, was dismissed from the force
iOi soaie O MS peccadilloes
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

TIC SUPERINTENDENT yesterday Issnel general
order No. 10 compelling captains to relieve SER
gcanis when sick or absent; TO report in person TO
the superintendent at nine O'Clock daily, and on no
account, permit any plebelan below The rank Of SER
geant 10 bring the returns captains must
correct all reports oi sergcants and rOundsmen;
citizens complaints must be made to the Superin-
tendent policemen Will wear their shields at all
ilnes When on duty, but not going to or coming
from meals; they must only converse with each
other on police business: must never sand nor
converse with citizens, except police business
and then only for the necessary time.
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

Treasure was received yesterday by the steamer
Arizona consigned TO the following persons:--
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

Eighteenth Ward German Patriotic Aid
Society.
Several leading German citizens residing in the
Eighteenth ward met last evening. in GerRaania
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

Philip Mcclure and William Smith were arragned
yesterday afternoon 1T the Jefferson Market Police
Court charged by Samuel G. Bonne with entering
the dfy goods store $40 Broadway and stealing there
rom two pieces or cIoth, Of the value OF sI40.
Mcclure was seen by Samuel Johnson, OF 157 Seventh
avenue, TO crawl into the store on his hanus and
knees and take the cloth from the counter Smith
stood OUTSIDE the door ana took the cloh from
Ncnnire Both boys were held TO answer in default
VI BAH
The New York herald., 1870-08-12

Coroner Schirmcr held an inquest yesterday at the
Morgue over the remains OF James Gallagher aged
tiirty-ive and native Of Ireland, who met his
Death under peculiar circumstances. The deceased
VINO resided whe living at 345 East ThIrty-fourth
street. was ut Work en- Wednesday at the new build
ing 2l6 East Thlrty-fourth street. and fell from a
ladder distance OF only SIX feet and broke his neck
The jury rendered verdict OF ac occidental death.
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