New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
THE WAR NEWS IN THE CITY
GERMAN AND FRENCH FEELINGS.

Far from subsidng, the interest III the ques-
ton AZ issue rope grows more intense, AZ day after
dav ihc coutiaG, -0ry messages are reeel'ed by inc
cable very large ,outy of those who speak the
German anguare this side Of the ocean are united for
fetherland The distus With which the Autrians are
viewed in Europe docs not prevail here for many Of the
leading men o. that nation in exile these shores
have contributed largely 10 the funds collecting IN this
civ aud clge whec for me benefit OF PRUSSIA III Is sc
t53t inward of 5000 nave already been subscribed,
and that arrangements are making to tstiDl, i,iu
which will permit Of weekly contributions umihE Wv
Large number 90 tuo,C vino, by the militia Laws
of Prussia are obliged t. return Ia ,ter country III ca'
of war have LETT 10 rum thef obsal.OIs SOM ~ M
the expenses out Of thcr own ssNhg OtIcrs hep'" ~
crowds collecting daily around the bulletins al
tbe newspapcr offices aud tho little bJTetoOted Itcni
10 ,i, fine issued eXt:a, never had larger d, n1hu
for their stock. Some twenty Cubs OF Getllh SIM
bzs have been organized IN the city and EcW calls ae
l. ned for German popular meetings. Tue sur an
b.lste among them Is in Il ked contrast ~ ~ 80 ~ -
ouiet OF The Frenchmen. These have not made any 9
nlly but there is reason T. gu'iose ma el a. i
Unanimous less earnest and Wiling 10 GO ' ri,,',
their power for the success os ti- isho.i ''
GitHcuIties of "a serious natuI,, me lhe hoi.
French citizens from the bcgnrc nave iS I
oon ayn ,sT French Clnhs have been formed
and large contributions for thc ana ~ i, - i me
soldiers are pouring In. Persons 'nin- ~ J 40
army are cent free OF expense t. ihei'eiNeS.
adeice az to success is ge-eraiy expressed except
among the Republicans.
GERMAN MEETINGS.
The Germans in the Eighth Ward met on
saturday at No. 100 Princ,-st and organized society
%, tbe aid OF wounded soldiers. Officers were elected -
follows: President Mr.. BerE spcyer Nce-ff'"'h' l'u-
dolph June; Secretary, Henry Doell; III ur. vi
Meyer Mr. spcyer was elected dctb lc 10 'hc NN'c@l
Cn,;,mittce of The German Patriotic An hpcli "
The following officers were '.cc', az l III :, :, "
mans held ON saturday evening at Nos q AMI - = TX
ST. for the purpose of forIniug ~ Hssos' , ~.
,rnunje.l so d.rs in the Prus'ia arin'' MlliI Nt.
,nan President; Samuel 81 tn Nirrf '"4h'i f'I
,anI ApDcl Treasurer; 4. Wei, r,t'tl3. ~ sptcA
made nv Mr. Gepfnan lie sad thit " me NJ eli,
tanrd no nfecng against the uis,,u ''u ~ - ~, "a,
frptu
iherty Rad zone Ia Germany, bu on asliist Napoton
I, vas to le hoped that by the O''rlo" oil Ni"l,1,n
The French would regain their ihtriy ~ wac oAH
.r ,b,t owing To- the impending war; INC briiihu ;
pt'tr ln asonld assist their brc:hr IA ie old
,'mtry i'm lie manner stated. Appropriate ic 9lntlos
49,, lien oIoried Mr. Gtttnan wus elected decs.itc
~, tsc General Conlittce Of tIc Ger IN Itiouc Ald
100, ~ mis- cty after which the meeting luGrne1
occting al the German residents Of staten Island
w,s held ON saturday evening 10 stapetn 10 i"iIl an
',.i.ti,n Ia rn1psrate with the Ncw-lofE central
st~ Gr the aid 81 the wounded o the Prussian army
~ de i"ncnding war. r meeting was largely AZ
tended Inv leading German psnrts men who have sub
,rl' r.sid.ures ou tho NOrl Shore. several hundred
arc nrcsent and TIE proceedings were very spirited
The speech OF the evening was ny hugo "eechuohoA'