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Duke De 1Iortenart wrote :Le following let
ter 10 the Minister OF var:
sir: stI!! ust. ,hc $t!fruTs wore IN The Fist
Regiment ut Dral:,Dna At the b1tife OF Jeu5; btst
can no louger t~aE tiEtuars- Nevertheless. II
:Ae events vi With Prussia require 1t, could
still give IN cAalnis!c ef defence on i rampant
Meantinlr II the government 1h!nks proper to OPP
En- snhscsiriiuu toE ratnM.e gilt, piet'se my
stl! 70 Iay immediately il, OH. am, DC.
kLeHECHtrsk7, l.Cks De MuRIKA1RT,
"GcIrlai nf Division, SENATOR"
General Chsngaynicr. las addressed the fol-
lowing letter TO the newspapers:
's@ix: Several newspapers hare announced
thar General GExucarnttF has solicited the honor
Ut surviving IL tht var which faS commenced.
1'nr! wrsc aturat.ls ttl{1r1ntd- begged.
prayed tic Minister =: War 10 .r!re me- . com-
nand. Received hy him with demonstrations Of
tte Enost eager and m'.~t thofouFn SYMPATHY. mT
rs1u, 81 hiss dtAust:rriE tsen REJECTED. It is a
hitter sotsow which AIN going to hide IN my
psurtLce. Hut tuF galiait army has 20 many
skilfn! ami experienced casItrs tic abaeace Of ali
ola rat11c": Will lot b. fet OR so1t:er., our dear
sLltl:css, Wi! everywhere Ire congnero1s.
tAAA6 ARSlER"
, 1870-08-05
The Emperor Napoleon.
N<t= t]uiy ls) Correspondence of the .Sese FORK

There is report that the Emperor is COM
ing here tonight. I m.y as well tel the
readers Of the Tribune onca for all that the
talk about Napoleon commanding his armies
in Fenon IL mere bnncombe. or II the French
would say, tie Ia hague. HIS Majesty is strict
" ordered by Ills DOCTORS to Abstain from
mounting hosse. OnIv ! month or 80 ago
he really fell from his charger from pain, and
ihe moment be got to the ground had most
sla1mipg fainsinS TT. which listed for more
than tn e1ats minutes How il man in thls
state Of health to slt, Ike Wellington II Wste1-
loo, for twelre hours without ever GettinE out
Of the saddle; or Ike Sspoleon's own rival in
tho coming eampaign1:7william q Pros, =;
5 in the .t.ernoou' It is saia that
Eugenie haa hid ! wonderfully light
md ettong carriage made for her hnsbands
use : but. even it this be true, how is he to
get across bitches or down th2Ep slopes
IN order to reach the points Of the Geld from
Which general view OK the fight may ba best
abtain1ule; No, it Is TO eeGet in FEacce, and
tho fret officer .ou meet will laugh Il yon .sk =,
whether the Emperor il good lesder. He
cannot ride now" they eay, "and ss Tor LIS
abilities Is Chief. de1ndnaez.d
.Ndc.Nahon~ This mexns that It Magenta,
during the Isalian campaign Of 50. Napoleon
rode in the wrong direction. and narro*l! e.
capped falling into the h.nds Of she Arstz1an.;
being only reecued by Brilliant charge ot
cavalry, beaded By General MAcHahon, who IL
now on his WAY bsck from Age1ia to take the
commsnd OF : corps ddr7nfe-
, 1870-08-05
Important Sofc from the Bukc de
tsrntntn ont.

The DEke de GrammoLt, Minister Of Foreign
Affair.". has addressed the following despa;ch
to tie diplomA',c agents Of the Empire:
P4ais, JULY 81.
OF tvenss which has conducted ps to a Funrurr
WIN fta2St1 The Communication which the
iEmpefofs government produced, On the 18Th inst,
and Of which have sent Tcu tne IeSt' eyo.Ln-I
TO France md Europe The rapfi3 ya1!at1ous 10 Ae
Eouaton In which, BY degrees, is We rctlnuhe'!
n sdsettssy 70 render i It IL 1as ,1iscIosd
Eltnef he Calumet of Berlin considered war ne-
eessa13 fat the accomplishment OF the Of. scts Is
sonouy Of the German stairs, Or taaf. moi
taus1cd With having established II re centre
o1 Europe military power resiouh'aMe 70 rs
strength it had qulred to dtsplaee tl"hnitsel!,
for lis orr beucnt, the international e1a1ln7unl,
tie Pre- met'itated Intention q felus'ne us toe
well IS our honor, Is p'a1nly exhibited u all is
cnn.loct The following, doabtIess. IS the plan
n ysterious:T ~ unayowed Intermediates was, II
ncht hah nNt Unexpectedly been thrown upon IT.
u lead things 70 the point, when fhe cauulaA1nfe
have been suddenly revealed TO the assembled
Gortcs. A yo1e carried by surprise, before tRe
rsn.n rSes sses ntgs "a " t,st tee %s.
The hope-P1lne leopold Of Honenzol1esn hels =
tic scepl1c Of Charles '. Thus Europe would
Lave found herself u presence o. an accomplished
Ertat principle Of poruiat 5nEeret2nV. the catcu-
laJiou was ihss France, IN spite Of passing dis
pleasure, woaia rause M tSioss ine ~ W1u. ossenahly
we're tnowE.
The Empcro.'s government, q soon as It be-
csne aware u As pew; ~ aes ~ assass ~ 70 ue-
ne to iii foreign cabinets; against tha. uanfeuyr
the tudgcmenr OF pEbftc ontnio1 because It's most
here lece4y ri rs to the real situation Of things
lhry immcdIatety cnmptenended that We Wets
, 1870-08-05
Proclamation OF EngIand's Neu.
trNltty.
From tie Lossion CG1tsE-

whereas, We are happily n peace with an
ScvcrriSns, Powers and States And whereas.
uosw1tt tssanlus onr utucst exsI.1oos 70 9ss:esxs
peace between Al Sovereign Powers anu SsA11s
stale Of war unhaEplIy e1tss$ @ ost1ssn ea ~ .nS
TT M:tesT H. II Kino 81 p7asssa- and between
their rsspecnSe subjects and Others s inhao,ans
within their countries. teffttoE1es ot oo1unfooss
And whereas, wc on terms OF fHsnasan 1s1 ano
smicahIe Intercourse With each OF tnese e1st1-
eICps. and With their several subIecta and osaeie
inna6iing within theE counties, oi auT "
iosai subjects reside and eas1J o. Goa1neree'
nnd eu}oy various Hgtts ano N7s,
ueses. within lht don,lnaoaA o. eaEA q o.
ihf Aforesaid soserrgus, prutected 6y tae tasa o.
t.rattss between us and each of tne atotessM soE.
essn eTtse, stoa TO- to our snsez tne blessings q
TThrh ,hey now happily enjoy, are nlMiy patposed
nm Icrerfntncl TO abstain altogether from taxing
snv nssf directly indirectly. u tho var now un-
no;Lr existn8 beEween the SAID s''Feteigns, ihetk
sn%reis md territories, and e 1ematn Il Reacc
%Tn md to mxin,Aln a peaceful aud friendly In.
f.Tronrse with each OF them and fneE RESPECTIVE
connfrtct ,crr!tn-lcs, and donntons, and to MAIN
tsju strict and impartial neutrality N the said
safe Of war; unn.ppiG e1s0E ;sons,. nfSVesa
! snd With the advice Of our PtiTy Council, 4
, 1870-08-05

Professor Albreeht Won GsAefe, said to be
the greatest oculiet who ever lved, died IT
Berlin last Thursday, OF consumption, IN his
forty-second rear. He WIS born at Berlin in
1879, and commenced studying medicine At the
early age Of fifteen 1t the university Of that
city, where his father WAS accelerated Profess
or of smg From 1s48 to 1851 he travelled
with view OF seeing the hospitals Of Prague,
Vienna and Paris. He totourned 1t the French
capital about two yeaIE, and it WAS principally
dne-to his intimAte acquaintance with Dr..
Sichel and Professor Desnatres, the t~o great
cst ocnliet. OF those tincs. that he devoted
himself to branch Of surgery in which be
econ became the head Of al his colleagues.
In 1855 d.. Graefe became attached to the
University OF Berlin. He At tho aana time
diseases Of the eye, which soon received such
celebrity that it wAs constantly hile1 With
pxtients fsoun Ill parts of the world, and with
Students Of medicine, and esen practical ply
sicians and surgeons who intended to derote
themselves especially to the Treatment Of the
wealth ltlt to Professor Graefe by his father
permitted hin, TO establish his hospital On the
moet liberal principles The exrenscs for
boaru were 1ess than thisd<lass hotel. Acd
there waa no charge made for nedieal t1e2t-
ueut The poor did not even pay for their
trast] nh,le those who had the means pail uhat
they pleased for the Professors attendance.
| Atll vet he had an income OF u2ward OF
! atGG.5oO rez annum from lis rsacticc- In 1889
| tie King invited him to visit his sister. the
Empress OF nuseiA, who suffered fiom an AZ
tccticn Of her eEer, and WIS adsised By her
| physician to pass tho winter months
II Nice. He remarked to ihs King that he
had eix hundred patients eui1erint, worse than
the Empress and requiring his presen-a as
Eerlin- The hing, however, insisted. and Fer.
| 1uitted Professor Graefa to stipu1ate his ou q
tcInt nhereupo1, the Professor agreed to &c
to Nice II the King would purchase IN immense
building adjoining his lospital, and have it sci
\ apart for permanent addition to the inftma,
| n, which. Of coutre, WIS done.
In 1861 he married the Young and be2aifu
Danish Countess, knut, who went to his IL.
ffma1r a. ratient, and whom be cured OF ,
weakness Of the eye-lids By method. which
1t the time. was resarded By the medical wo Ii
As tue greatest inspiration OF bis genius. HI
vas suffering from dise1se Of the lungs whel
he manied, and from that time he passed ever
| 3ear few mouths 1t Nica; but his disease vi
TOO far advanced, and he oysrwofked him
self dreadfully during the winter months Il
Was not only (ae DR.. Hannur 20 ingenioual
eaid Of Dr.. rppe) IN artist II 4 surgeon, bu
man Of great universal knowledge and gifte
with the Initiative and inventive spirit Of
ceu1us. 1t will, for the next generation, be
rreat Recommendation of ocultsts that the
, prosecuted their studiea 1t Berlin under Pre
lessor G1aafe- There is scarcely city
. The world that does not possess one or tn
! ocuhrts xbo have perfected themselves unds
: TIE auspices Of that great man.
, 1870-08-05

in behalf of Prussia. Meanwhile, however,
Hungary dcc1ares in favor Of perfect nett
'rA1i.y, and il is evident that any attempt
Ivy Austria TO mid France would be moro
dangerous 10 ler own future than TO that
If Prussia Gladstone is doing his utmost
:" keep England out Of the mc'te. but,
While he isdoing so, Dissaeli, as the spokcs-
':an Of the war party, is bantering him,
with 60 small prospect OF coming into
power himself on This question. Nussis,
the real 1naster OF the situation, cvinces no
disposition, as yet, 10 use her power, and
probably will not until both the parties are
:a' nearly exhausted as to render her inter-
position more effective that it coald be at
present
, 1870-08-05
THE BIBLE IN TIE SCHOOLS.
Action OF the American Institute of
lnNtfUC{tO4.

The American Institute Of Instruction is . !
national organization, vhich numbers in its |
mt n,berslip home Of the ablest educators in
the country. 1t held ita annual session in |
Worcester. Massachusetts. last week. On the
18th, the Rev. 4. 2. peshady, D. D., Of Har-
varL College. spoke for nearly an hour on the
question. Of the use OF the Bible in the schools.
lie said i've quote from the Boston Journals
report that to bani-h the Scriptures was to
9aIble history. for it il the anly source OF much
History. Christianity is the creates, factor IN
the history Of the world aud Christ was, By
far, the most influential person who eyet Ap-
Vcared. II moral philosophy WAS to be taught
il must be Christian ethics. He also urged the
necessity Of the use Of the bible for the enl-
ture Of taste and Imagination. for the Bible
transeendel all other literature. He also
praised the wonderful Saxon English Of our
authorized ttanslAtion: claimed that Amer1-
CANS were Chsaetisn people, and denied that
HING james version WAS seetariAn. It was
the ouly class that might complain. as At the
tire Of The word Bishop" to tralAlate what
il in other paseages nightly translated "over-
seer" Enlightened Roman Catholics admit
that our translation is not unfAvorable to
them 1t is said they might use the Donay
It il not puro English. and only seconlszy
tranelation OF the imperfect vulgate.
But what they want is the division OF the
school funds, and this would BE- the destruc-
tlon oi our common teuoot sssten- 4us @
~ould be suicidal; and cannot % auo*ea, tof
each sect would then nave separate scnoo8'
put would you compel children 70 heas . IN,
tttuetions TO when tnet PaEenss op1ect:
Yes! unleea parents indemnify the state ffom
tleir children eecomlnf Paupets OF criminals.
moral Ignorance and degradation. He then
considered the claims Of the Romanists from
paying taxes, which he proved we're email, and
spoke Of their acknowledging the supremacy
of ! foreign potentate, now declared by them
in1alhhae.
He then briefly eons;dered bow the Bible
should b used IN school. 1t should BE- basis
OF desoeions, and selections might be read-
The seaeheF should make free n nse Of It .of
whatever be hnds necessary and most Use
ful.
| ". G. Collar, Of Boston Highlands, offered
the following resolution:
R4so,rrd, TIA, tn the opinion of .hls association
the public safety ana The h!Thest intsrsss q edq-
snSn fsa s6t n1 mol "
! ims fesoi9taon &c snsGsneT o. aouS,
elaborate, and logical speech Inc question q
, 1870-08-05
The ss sMnr~cilitl fAe:s sat an Imperial
EenAt-Hos~ thc Prince Imperial
Phys IEi4 Part.

From Gaii9ndnia Ntt~n,n.
His Majesty gave grand dinner the cren-
ng before last, at the Palace OF st. Cloud, to
the officers quartered there ir garrison-Lan-
Gers OF the Guard. yo;sigeufs, and Cent
Ga1tce. The guests, to the humber OF eighty.
dined At table in the form OF horseshoe.
Hir Majesty entered the room at 11:,sh. a:nid-t
enthusiastic cries - Tire + Emperesar :" g Eirp
FI.nperotr1ee :" '' Tire ,e Prince Imperia,!"
- Tire Ia Frdnce'" and the repaAt at onco
began The dinner WAS calm, cordial. and
particularly Lotlceable for the absence OF all
ceremony. At the dessert. suddenly, without
Any order having been given. the bard struck
up the . Asrseillalsc,' aud the effect wa.
at each other in amazement, unable to
understand the au1aritv OF u. Schenck. the
hand-master. The Emperor was esidently y
much Pleased. and the enthusiasm became be-
yond description. and it would haze needed
very little for the guests to have Joined with
their voices in the famous cl,aut. The En-
peror then rote and went to compliment the
muAiciaue, and afterward the party repaired
to the garden. where coffee was served Tho
Emperor and Empress mixed with the differ
| ent G1oupr, conrcrsing with the oficezs- All
| at once the young pricce was looked for. and
searrh was about to be made for him when he
| Waa seen coming IN, dragging something after
| him, and which Was At laas found to be his
campAign-bed. BE set it outy put the things
in order, and !aE down on it to the crest ar7use-
| mentor ka6 UaHt4lIF I2e0 present. Onh Oi 1nE1Q1
however, remarked 10 his Imperial Highness
that for > Sub-lieutenant his baggage took up
too much room, but the Prince excited mich
laughter by replying that It Was not ut all the
same thing for him, as be belonged to the
Etat. He vas also glad 70 proSe that he
spoke German well, snd entered into discus-
| sion in that language with IN officer f.om Al.
SAGE, as to the usefu1ness Of the lance. Meal.-
While. the Empress presented to Cart.su Mar.
y, Of the secoud yoltigeuts. t~o Of her pro
! tegcs-the son Of Baron Lambert md ths
brother OF her reader, both just engaged as
volunteers in that ohices's compans. Queg.
toned u to his departure. the Emperor gave
sueet ssid ,bpt i. @ you'd De- rsraans @ in Jp ator,
tive or eix Gays. This news was eomevha
disappointing. "Why. it will be Ill over" eS
claimed one ofsce1. ''Do not be uneas<.r
said Liz Asjes,y, "you will still fnd plenty l.
do" About 10 the COMPANY retired.
, 1870-08-05

The Prussians arc the cause Of the with
drawa1 of the French from Rome, and the
surrender of that city to Italy, as they
were the cause of the withdrawal OF the
Austrians FROM Venice and the impregnsble
Qualxilateral, and the surrender of
that province mud its fortresses to the
1talians' and yet despatch states that
1tnly, at the very moment Prussia il COM
pelling the evacuation of the French tro 7ns
from Rome, is entering into an alliance
with France against Prussis- This seems
too incredible for belief. Nothing SO hlse
OF ung1ateful was ever doue 1,y Italians in
the worst dsys Of the decline and fall ot
Rome But VIC do not credit the report,
, 1870-08-05

The Supreme Court of Iowa, in the cass
Of Clark rs. Wolfe, has decided that it can
not interfere in any manner to prevent the
collection, in johnson County, OF the taxes
necessary to pay the bonds given by that
county in aid Of railroads, The Judgment Of
the Federal courts being of superior au-
thority to that Of the State courts in the
premises. This, We presume, ends in the
courts the long struggle in Lee, johnson,
and other counties to prevent the payment
of the railroad aid bonds Issued by them.
1t has been an expensive mud disastrous
afFa1r
, 1870-08-05
CROPS
--

The Ainir County Rt9t.sT saws: ''HarEcstcrs
report the wheat crop rs being remarkably nne
and OF sr!e,uld quality. Corn shows no signs OF
suffering, rave as 1t Is slow to drive the exrs-
oaIs y III q. uhtess be lighter than usual though
they Io<L ~eli The potato crop Il hazdly an av-
crage s!ein."
MINNESOTA
A ST. Paul dtspatch OF the lth ssSs: "Frou =
carefully made up report Of the crops OF Mlnneso-
tn, Is Ascertalned that The wheat crop win only
xrrrage fourteen tu nfteen bushels to the acre,
being Twelve Fer cent l.c1ow the average for ses-
era, years rast. The falling OF Is owing to the
tltoutn nna the unequal distribution OF summer
rains The area sown is about the ZANE as assyra
namely, itt1le over 1 million Ae1ca- Owing to
the low price OF wheat, farmers have generally
rut less land In wheat than formerly The wheat
product of the State viii probably reach Is coo ooo
ru&hels, against Il, ,coneoo last year. The dluIn-
tsled quantity is, however, compensated By the
Iset that nearly the whole c1vp Of this year Will
20 No. !. Barley Is good. the crop having matur-
I'd before the rrcent druuth- Oats have suffered
acre than auy other grain, and ali over the State
there Is light. mea41e crop, yielding scarcely
twenty bushels to the acre The corn crop Ia very
large and salis1actot5: q largely increased area
r. as planted and the season has been favorable To
t.s rfGH1h
, 1870-08-05

GERMAN ACCOUNT.
" BERLIN, Aug. 3, ria
LoSp0N.-The following
,t1l<ial dt5patch is pub
Ashesl: 'IesterdAy a
'4ma1 detachment sta
ti1nctl mt SaArbuick WAS
attacked by three French
rtiytstuns- After a sharp
lcuua, the position VIZ
4ha1duntd, a the Prus-
Sims falling back on
shc.r supports. Loss trt-
fiag-'r
I " Prisoners report the
Iarriy1Ilf the French Em-
s#FIr on the baslk uf tne
}ssaf at II In the tnoFn-
lug"
"Nsp1S, Aug. "A
litclegfAsu Iruul Arnster-
siai1l confirms the report
u the French exploit al
4 Saart,rutE, tJut calls It q
Utfp dthfdsre to act on
| Paris. aud rot q military
saret&x. The I,fuxsians
uyard SaA1ltrucE ~ a
position Without military
valu+, and .ntru=tc,l II IL
tsro rzsnIxanics."
, 1870-08-05

We finally get Mt the truth of the "storm-
ing Of Snarbruck by the French; hut the
cable dispatches describing the action have
cost the Associated Press more money than
IL Prussians expended IN defence of those
heights" From the Paris clatter that
was made over it, the American reader was
led TO suppose that it WIS more terrific
affair than the storm,ng Of The bridge at
Lodi, u the rebel works at Petersburg.
The French war bulletins inform the world
what gallant deed was done, aud how the
hoy Louis, the heir apparent, "rcceived
his baptism Of fire." His "sany ,froid
was SO great that his father says the *'sol-
diers wept at his tranquility" By tho
doctrine Of averages We can, perhaps, get
he ruth Of the affair, aud we subjoin the
}Er-n.h and EeF1nan official artsN,nfo ,f II i.
, 1870-08-05

Sitting and comparing these reports, it
appears that the French, under the co,n-
rand Of the Emperor and son. assaulted a
i'lussian outpost, intrusted to two compa-
nies, ty "few bat.ulions," supported by
''tlree divisions;" that the German less
WIS ''tritliug, and the French loss, "elev-
en- men," Two companies number, per-
hAps, 11ao men, A French battalion il
1,00N men, and division about 1000,
The storming force vas, perhaps. 5000
men the supporting force 81, GOO men, and
the defending force not to exceed 200, who,
after exchanging shots, fell back before the
advancing French army, led by His Majesty
the Emperor acd the heir Of the empire. II
WAS prodigions battle truly, and well cal
! culated to provoke the sang froid of the
boy Louis, who witnessed it, and to make
the soldiers weep ~ Mt his stoical tranquil
lity in the presence Of such slaughter ant
danger. Fire la humtug.
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