The New York herald., 1870-07-30

des'Rns from every quarter afrectinu uo,.
s'un' iue governments policy OF caution can.
ho' pe maintained much longer without being re-
saIucu as tlmldity. Their supporters will com De
s"aShuorward declarations. Dsraeis purpose is
Ano"h III advance TO be to commit the country TO
pohcy whcn shall force France to let Belgium alone
VI CONFRONT her with England but no party lines
WIZ oe drawn on this question at the pres ,nt crisis
'hc Loudcn Ne,cs says:-"There viii be no longer
an opposition. unanimous Parliament will re-
cognize but one party-that OF the country without
ass'rustng the good VIII either OF France or Prussia
IL does not do to depend On either Eng and must
depend on herse.ru
1he report OF the violation OF the Luxem5ou rg
territory was an absurd exaggeratlon. French
corporal crossed the river from Siecck vita some
fellow soldiers IN search or tobacco. Their appear
ance alarmed the inhabitants and gave rise TO tie
report OF invasion, which reached Brussels and was
telegraphed thence to London and elsewhere.
The Prussian government offers reward OF & o0o
ihaers to the lrst soldier who captures ,narau-
ieiu;
In financial circles here the projects for a forced
circulation OF paper money IN France are con-
oemnel as equivalent II adopted to national bank-
ruptcy.
The German press continue their bitter attacks on
England. IL their declarations can he trusted this
: country has maintained her neutrality towards Ger
many at the cost OF German hatrel.
Earl Granville, in the House OF Lords tonight nd.
mtled that he had received q despatch containing n
COPY OF the secret treaty published In the Times but
he had the assurance of the French Ambassador
tnat the proposals originated In Berlin aud were de.
clincd by France.
III tue uou'e OF Commons Mr.. Stapleton gave no.
tlcc ot question whether England was actually
supplying Goals to tho French neeu
A special correspondent at Frankfort writes on
Wedncsday:-An civilians In Berlin were obliged to
dec.de last Saturday whether they would le ,vo or
remain until further orders which might be Tor q
fortnight al least Since last saturday all the rail-
ways have been used ior the eXclus We Transports
ton or The military. Ire ched Frankfort with great
difficulty In thirty six hours instead OF eleven the
usual 'imc. The whole country Is occupied In war
preparations and the moving or military trains.
found the Polish soldiers conspicuous by their pa.
trolic manifestations and their vehement hatred of
the Freuch.
The Posen people are thoroughly Prussian Only
Inc landed proprlclors and priests are hostile. No
outbreak is possible in Polish rrusSa wit lout he
concurrence OF the Russian and Austrian Poles;
therefore France can hope for assistance thence.
EVERYWHERE on the roads war enthus asm Is shown,
anu The soldiers are chcerel AMI eted.
Tic bcginning OF strategic movem cnts is Mt hand
ihe German programme Is neither inaction nor
expec alton. The army VIII speedily assume the
offensive, and great battle is imminent on French
SOIL
Two thousand men are continuously STRENGTHENING
Mayence The fortllcaons declared incapabce OF
resisting sudden at ack 4 fortnight ago can now
stand long siege anu furnish the base Tor offensive
operations.
The report that the Prussian King would make
Frankfort his headquarters is improb ,bIe
Tie raris correspondent OF the London Necs par.
Tally contradicts ihe peace rumor. he gave yester
day. All hopes are postponed until alter tile b. tile