The New York herald., 1870-08-28

The Emperor Napoleon is with Marshal Mac
Manon, but the latter's whereabouts are not
known.
Position Of the Prussisn Heaiqnarters--A
Leisure March to Paris-French Report Of
Prassiun LOsses-The Noted Wounded
Heavy Losses Of Bazaine-BeIgian NeutraI-
hy-Prussian Armies in Reserve-NnpoIeon,s
Luggage Standardization Not In Union
with Bazaine-Prnce Royal Of Prussia 20
the French PeopIe-A PIau for Peace-The
Emperor May Go to Bourges-The Flags Of
Truce Observation-Disclosures md Recrimi-
nation.
LONDON, August 27-9PM.
On Thursday evening the headquarters OF the
Prussian army were at Bar lie Due.
The advance had reached point about midway
between Chalons and Epernay.
The march on Paris to be conducted eisurely
by the Prusslans. as no further opposition was anti
cpated.
There authority for saying that the Notifications
OF Paris unless manned by at least 800 900 men, are
worthless.
According to the French reports Luneville is so
filed with Prussan wounded that 5000 are left un.
sheltered in the streets
Count Bismarck's son is more seriously wounded
than at first reported He has been sent home to
Mannheim.
Bataie, the French general who was wounded.
is recovering rapidly.
General Legrand. who was killed at Gravelotie-
leIJ eleven ufugutofs, whom national subscrp.
ton has been started
The Official report OF Marshal Bazaine shows a
French loss at the battle OF Rezonvlle OF % 600
men.
The Emperor Napoleon accompanies Marshal
MacMahOn, who Is Oh his retreat by way of Vou-
zers.
The representatives of France, England and Prus
sia have signed the ratification of the Belgian treaty
The London Times OF this morning says, in review
OF the of Prussia that three armies )s the
reserve have been formed to await evens in
France--one on the Rhine. under the Duke of Neck
lenburg -Schwerin; one at Berlin, under General
Caustan, and one in siesia, under General loren.
berg.
The Paris Figaro says the Tueries is too font OF
foreigners. american beauties, fierce Andausi.ns
and sentimental Germans were a weakness that is
now possibly cured.''
The railway station at Rheims was recently ~
laged 10y idIers. The imperial luggage was stoIn
and has since been disposed OF by the thieves o
the various dealers in the city. The value OF tie
property taken was immense.
The junction of Marshal BaZaine with Marsbi
MacMahon has not yet been effected.
The Prince Royal or Prussia has issued procla |
Prussia makes against the Emperor and no |
against the people or France. The people hav,
nothing Whatever TO fear.
The Prince also announces his purpose to instantly
restore the lines OF travel, which have been inter-
rupted or destroyed by army movements, so that
labor and commerce may everywhere he resumed. |
All the French officials have been requested TO re.
main at their posts, and 'their personal safety Is
guaranteed The Prince further says that only
surplus food will be taken for the German troops
that only which is not required by the peaceful
French.
The Hessans according to the French accounts,
again distinguishing themselves 10y ''their ira
dtlonal pillage and brutality"
The Op,nion Nattonae demands The abolition of
the Paris Octyot.
II is predicted here that the terms for peace be-
tween France and Prussia will embrace the follow
ing points,
The Vosges to pe the future boundary
Bar lie DUO 10 remain French territory.
Tie province OF Alsace to be partitoned between
Bavaria and Baden
Wuremburg being anttPrussian. to get nothing.
Paris has been considerably excited to-day over
story that by the inundations recently ordered at
Metz entire Prussian army corps had been
drowned. The story is generally discreded.
The Prussan governpent has acquiesced in the
refusal OF Belgium and Holland in The matter OF the
transportation OF the German wounded.
II Is said the reIusals were due to English advice
Madame Portales and Madame Batheque have been
imprisoned at vincennes as Prussian spies The
French authorities talking OF executing them
Bourges, the capital city of the Department OF
Cher, Is fOrtifying
1t is said that the Emperor Napoleon and the
members or the Senate and Corps Legislatif VIII 20
thither.
The right wing OF the French army has already
taken that direction.
The Prussians are intensely ucensed at the French
for nring on flags OF truce, even when sent ON err
rands Of mercy.
The Prussians say half the journey to Paris has
been accomplished. All the distractions are now
left behind.
kilograms from France printed in the London
papers today are dated Tuesday. Theinternational
telegraphic service is sadly disorganized.
The English government, while It's militia and
volunteers are only half armed, ships 900 rifles to
the Continent at the time that the English
people send lint and bandages for the wounded.
The movement in aid OF the French and German
wounded has become universal in England.
Qualifications of the treaty for guaranteeing the
neutrality OF Belgium have been interchanged here
by the representatives OF the various European
Powers.
The Marquis OF Hertford, it Is said, bequeathed a
large sum to the Prince Imperial
The correspondent OF the London Ne,rs, writing
from Paris. SAYS the French Carde Mobile is formed