The New York herald., 1870-10-15
THE WAR IN EUaUPE.


The Crown Princess OF Denmark daughter OF the
King OF Sweden ana Norway, and consort OF Prince
Frederic OF Denmark gave birth to son on Tuesday
last. $3.50
Snce the occupation OF Rome by the royal troops
the we'll known clerical papers, the Gsornale u
Roasa and Osserrato,s Eomano. have ceased to ap-
pear. e~fH~s
A proclamation by the German authorities in Al
soee anu German Lorraine announces that the or
rangemcnts for elementary education hitherto exist.
ing will be continued, except tha: the academies at
srasbourg and Nancy viii cease to appoint inspec-
tors.
From German report It appears that no less than
102 nitraileuses nave passed into tho possession OF
the Germans. This leaves no more than forty-two
in the hanls Of the original owners and inventors.
or other fsId anu fortress guns ESQ have been aken
In this high figure those found in S.sasbourg not
incaded The nu pber OF Standards or rather
eagles, captured 5 1fty-six.
NUTINY AMONG THE FRASC-TInEURs.
Tho DaRv Telegraph correspondent, writing from
Tours, describes mutiuous outbreak Ia that city:
After the men had received blets on the inhabi.
tas tue officers came TO the hotel &c pUnyers Ia
boay, and ABOUT eight O'Clock IN the evening sat
down To dinner Soon afterwards the loud sound OF
angry voices was heard At the archway OF tue Aoel;
and, on gons out found largecrowd. IN the midst
OF which MunD,r oil armed iranc-tireuis were de-
scrlDins their grievances with wild coquenco and
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face pale VITA Isge-was explaining tat The men
had not been able 10 put on their shoes or their clothes
iof Ave days; that wnen they went to the houses
wnich they were pleted the people would nos
The crowd waxed larger, the number OF tie Franc
Iircur5 Increased, and TIE din became deaenIng,
until at last deputatlon walked IN at the gateway
and entering the room IN whicl The officers were
dining, stated their grievances. TIE men threat
encd tnat II the Officers dd not at once satisfy their
demands they would re, ot In bOuy. Tue reply Of
the officers so enrayed the men that when the depu
tn an n IN
franticaliy shouted "a Ia care ~ and began 10 moyo
OIL towards The railway station. By thiS time an
Onicer had appeared and was trying to reduce the
men 10 Order and he threatened 70 shoot any man
WHO should d-sopey. But he was shouted down,
hustled cured, driven back, until every moment it
seemed as II blood ere about t. fow. Then, amid
lndescribaDe noise and confusion The men declared
aud headed by short, determined Franc-ireur,
who told lis comraaes 10 follow, tney pushed aside
the crowd ana again made Tor tie gateway 10 enter
the onceI5' room. For moment II seemed as II
the archway were to be the scene OF deadly nght
The onlcer Ield revolver Ia has hand and
made desperate effort 10 keep back the men; Tut
they seized HIM by the shoulders, cured HIM, drove
him back, and, gripping hin by the collar, snolred
In his lace words oi mad passion. A shot was arcd
in tue crowd, and the battle began. Rushing into
the hotel, and up to a window about twenty Ieet
above the heads Q. the coiobatants we heard Q
dealenlng roar or savage voices, saw the swift
geam OF steel, ana saw a wild crowd fighting and
surgng towards the gateway. Three were delibc-
loud demand for the blood Of the captain who fired
the plsl0 Had he gone out he would certainly
body OF oicers. and their wild cagerness to XIII that
captain. they battered ut ths door with their rifles,
and tried to drive In the gates. Some gcn6armes
the the crowd d v with Dayoneis liked Fof a time the
tumult waxed 50 much wilder tnat every moment
we expected TO see the regulars and the lranc-
treurs attack cach other with steel or shot; but
gradually the mu,lneerS were broken up into
groups and at LAST they found vent Tor their rage
The Belgian Chamber OF Deputies have resolved
that the entire frontier be absolutely closed against
all quadrupeds and vehicles ana all merchandise
which can possibly Introduce the cattle plague in
fiction. Troops arc 10 be quaitered in all frontier
villages, With instructions to cause all raral travel
lers to lie di3nectcd by iumigation before passin,
inward--not even ambulance trains TO be allowed 10
return.
Considerable arrivals OF grain are reported at
Marseilcs from the Levant and the Black sea, the
whole Of which are stored in warehouse; but the
weekly return OF The quantities IN warehouse has
ceased to be -oilcialty published vast aceulluia-
ton OF brlisil aia Beislan GOODS intended Tor me
Spanish and Itdiin ports, IS stated to have taken
place during the last fortnight, owing 10 the I'm
possibility Of moving then Under existing cHcum-
stances.
Herr Delnruck IS reported to have conclnded his
negotiations at Munich for the closer union OF Ba-
varia with North Germany Alsace- Lorraine Is TO be
placed as a German federal province, under the
immediate admin lsraIIol or federal authorities,
and WA be represented in the German Parliament
by commission. The Inhabitants WIN not for the
present be subject 10 the military burdens Dor by
the remainder oi Germany.
The Roman Catholics at Munich are circulating
document in which they protest that they VIII not
accept the DEGREES as to Papal infallbility which
were Illegally adopted In Rome Oh the 18th of Ju,y
that they viii remain true to the old faith i'll which
their iathegs lived and died, aud that account
VII, meet with active ani passive opposition every
attempt TO force Oh them new doctrine to drive
them out OF tue Church OF Rome
The North German Coylespo teit says that since
the beginning OF the campaign ynthat is in less than
two months--he French have lost, exclusive OF the
Killed and wounded LEFT in their own hands one
marshal, 80 generals 3.253 oucers, l04 100 (be
sides ii eco wounded taken in sedan, 1890 Eorses
30 eagles t lcasrt lO2 mi raileases, go field pieces
ana fortress guns, upWar.s OF 400 boats, sever
pontoon bridges, magazines railway trIins as well
as immense quantities OF weapons, munitions,
clothing, forage aud PROVISIONS.
THE SMART OF DEFEAT.
A correspondent relates that upon The arrival OF q
number OF Fseacii officers at Courceles-all OF whom
wore their swords, and who were on their way
across The frontier parolc--a prussan oflcer re-
ceiyed INSTRUCTIONS 10 lake their swords flom them.
Upon his delivering his message Fencn colonel
flew into u desperate rage, aud. drawing his sword
from It's scabbird, threw IL upon the moor, at the
oncers feet. eXciai!ning, "On ne nous Msse1d pas
la chefttse.u The Priissian officer with GOODNESS,
replied, "Honselr IN Our service it Is The duly of
all officer 10 obey orders; have oheyea mine, aud
you Insult me by throwing your sword ut my feetu
Then turglng 10 . french geAcral-als0 prisouer-
he requested hm TO order The oilcer to pick up his
sword and hand 1t TO him. which was eyeniilaiiy
done. The general tnen eXp0stullled with The OIL.
upon the apparent injustice or the procaediag
stating that 1t was cntlrely breach oi tie coldl-
lions OF surrender made after the battle.
THE MEHACISG ATTITUDE or RUSSIA.
The times remarks that "had Russia ever con.
templated movement either against Berlin or Con-
stantinople she must now perceive that the oppor.
uniy Is lost, for il is now too late TO save France
at least from utter exhaustion and too late - rely
on Tn, conniyance OF Prussia IN an attack upon
Turkey; since Prussia has attained her Object and
IL perieciy safe on her western frontier she has fun
leisure to attend t2 ler 0Wn eastern Interests, IL Is
grave Sfrof. we think, to believe that any German
Power can ever be Indifferent to the fate OF Turkey.
Were Russia at this moment TO f,ll back upon her
aspirations oi 1928 1853 she could scarcely ail
TO meet Austria on her path, backed AT great dis
tanee by Prussia, at tie head cf Germany. Nor
could the fact that nearly million German combat.
ats are at this moment beyond the Rhine favor Rus
ssas plans 10 any extent; for Austria mas her hands
free, and In war FOR the Danube she could reckon
on the hearty support or the magyars and OF their