New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
IHE WAR IN EUROPE
tOntinned frnrn

- Oon'ihned from First P,n.
expelled Germans the fund for -.
incnrr,, "' orppes IA heavy item IL
| g. ny FAMILIES, and Contribution '''"'s
| Co.,+I ~ wen as damage done thor. ,
"eiman calculations OF the sum. as =, s. Ihs
present. vary from $500 10 not leas than on anus at
VI francs, according to what rate Is assumed Unions
ouPPoi' VI the cripples aud the indemn6c.,, "o
IailhleS' france will besides have 10 - VI
o'fasDourg, rfasburg Btche, and Metz 10 Gerrnsn %
exact new frontier TO bo designated afterward Tk"
10" ahost wohoer II 1t was not exactly that which
nave sketched out in former letter inst I'm t,,o o., -,
Ihlers TO read IL In London. But larger d,nopd ,,
probably be made The article in the yo,d n, '
AHegemefne /eitung is not the only confirmation q,
early conjecture. drawn from what was going On in .
around Metz, when IL not even now bOubuded Tn.
companions !of Louis Napoleon at Wilhelp.b5bo ,o,,
everybody who want to hear IT, that they consider ~
masters return to Paris after II will have surrendered, .,
the Germans certain. That nothing ia heard
from Metz Is easily e1plicabe, even II Ihzaine has
already consented to perform his part il the bust
ness. The Germans cannot let him OF Mz ti Paris
be TAKEN The trust would be too great and besides
even II not misplaced its result wCuld be % incOnye
nience with regard to the resolution OF the Germans
with few exceptions. OF all German 10 Doubt Paris
themselves For they consider 1t in the interest Of fu
ture peace that the French should be stripped Of all
such illusions OF theirs as form ctustant threat
French TO that point that anxious cry peace Ies Tho
upper hand all France, and that a strong peace
party IL formed which, for the sake OF peace ady
to put up with the restoration Of the Empire, md
able to support 1t together with that French army
Whch can DO formed OF Bazaines army
and the 10000 prisoners Of war, now in
| Germany. For they too. must not be forgotten and
WILL perhaps, be the best safeguard against needless
French wars and just needless French revolutions
1t easy enough to ascertain from them they
learned already much. And those who too brutal
and iterate to learn terribly cOwed. They not
| fit for once more facing the helmeted lines.
or course the camoring in parts OF Europe and
in America will be great at seeing King William crush
the Republic and restore in power the aggressor ulOn
Germany, or at least his dynasty. But the Germans
with the exception Of the small German Republican party
and the Socialists, understood the proceeding TO
The Berlin Liberal journals The National Gazette VoSss
Gazete &c, in fact, all the great Liberal organs
OF the country North and South, already now are
telling the French: Your Republic, and you have
accomplished revolution whatsoever. We have made
revolution for you; overturned your Emperor. You
only drove away his defenseless wife. We made
luton for you against the rule Of the party in your
country rendered possible by the composition OF your
army, and by your own yain-glortOusness. And the
Kreuzzeitlng very apty adds: "And even II we would
recognize TrOchus and Jules Favre's Government and
enter into negotiations with them, this Government
ment and this again would be followed by Communsto
Government, and this would by itself bring on Bona
partistic Government"
ClamOr, however, there will be abroad, and King
William and the Germans will have 10 put up with It
its necessity for Germany is not the only cOmmenda
ton OF restoration Of the Empire. s not Louis Napo-
leon now the least likely to wage another warl Tho
Empire is peace-at present Perhaps it not peace
before, merely because the French army did moi
allow 1t to be peace the French army the sIde
and the Revolutionary party, which keep the Govern
ment tied TO the army the other The days Of the old
French army are numbered; one, totally DIFF
ferent principle, will be founded a principle now
learned from the cOnquerOrs. And the days Of the
Revolutionary party are likewise numbered; Eu-
rope will hear nothing more OF theatrical rlsings In Pa
rs, which anything but real political mOvements
The Of these theatrical risings will never be fairly
terminated by the present most theatrical Of them all
when its illusions and mutual deceptions will have
vanished before the stern necessities OF the situation Of
Paris.
The administration OF Alsace is gradually getting into
order Measures have been taken to establish the
rty OF horses carts and provisions against requstion
and the pacific traffic the roads In consequence. hai
recommended. The Secretaries OF Prefecture,
and the Under Projects have been appointed.
They all Bavarian, Wurtcmberg. and Ba-
dish Government fInctonares, partly young men.
Gen. Chauvin the Director Of the Prussan Government
lowed by not less than 900 Prussan telegraphists
which shows that it is intended TO occupy and
work very extensive section OF the telegraphic
network Of France, consequently 10 occupy very
large part OF France itself continuous stream
Of German railway officials to France is likewise visible
here. II Is, indeed astonishing what forces Of every
kind and very servceabe forces too Germany send
into the field and all that without much disturbance
at home. France begins 70 witness in
yason, not merely by army, but by whole people,
or by q whole State. One is inyoluntarily re
minded OF the invasion Of Gau by the first Teutonic
querors the Burgundans, Visgoths and Franks. They
understood n their way how to make themselves soon II
home in the conquered land, carrying the necessary
administration in the mareschal, the senescha, the
chamberlain, the truchsess, the mundschenk and the
men ready formed with them. The French, when In
Germany had to make OF natives whose compulsory
interested and despised service was not worth much
The revival Of political lfe and Of party strife, in
Germany itself becomes visible every day. Con
gress OF Bavaran, Wurtemberg and Baden members Of
the respective Legislative Bodies s about to be held ai
Munich 10 consider the arrangement with France and
the future organization OF Germany. have heard that
Austrian Deputies Of the German provinces Of Aus
tria are 10 be invited.
LOCAL WAR NEWS.
The ArOn Society is making arran gements
for a concert IN aid OF the relief fund